Howdy, cowboy – just a few minutes' walk from Europa-Park, Silver Lake City takes you back to the days of cowboys, trappers and Native Americans. A wide variety of accommodation options await you here, including rustic covered wagons, log cabin rooms,

Disney's second water park at the Walt Disney World Resort opened its doors on 1 June 1989. Main attraction and central point of the park is one of the largest wave pools in the world. In addition to the usual wave programs, a giant wave is generated

Since 1976, there has been an amusement park with a water park section in Santa Clara in San Jose, about 70 kilometres south of San Francisco. California's Great America is located only two kilometres from the southern tip of San Francisco Bay. The park

The Elypso in Deggendorf offers you a varied day.

Three slides inside and one slide outside will keep you busy, but the swimming pools are also worth seeing!

Whether you relax in the whirlpool or take a dip in the sports pool, there is something for

The Laurenzi Fair takes place on the fairground and along the Main quay. In addition to a large amusement park, there is a marquee with a beer garden, a wine village and the Laurenzi Market with more than 100 market stalls directly on the banks of the

In the middle of the Ruhr area there is the longest indoor ski slope in the world with 640 meters. There is also a beer garden outside and an Alpinecoaster.

The Alpinecoaster is closed until mid-2025 due to expansion of the facility.

In June 2023, the Johanniskirmes XL will take place in Mettmann. XL? Yes indeed! The XL stands for more shops, more promotions (happy hour, family afternoon, meet and greet) and improved interpresence.

The funfair presents eight rides, including a whole

In Arizona, the 48th state of the United States of America, the Castles N' Coasters amusement park has been located in Phoenix since 1976. On the 14-hectare site, you will find four mini golf courses, a go-kart track, a 900 square metre play hall with

In the centre of Great Britain's capital London, directly on the south bank of the Thames near Westminster Bridge, you will find the 135-metre-high London Eye, also known as the Millennium Wheel, which opened on 9 March 2000. The original plan was to

A nice, small amusement park in the middle of the forest.

The park is home to some extraordinary attractions like a solar powered Harakiri slide and a people powered coaster.

There the empty train of the roller coaster is pulled up with the help of the