BELANTIS is the largest amusement park in eastern Germany, featuring 60+ rides across eight themed areas.
The 2025 season starts on April 5. Check the official website for exact opening hours.
Tickets are available online and at the park entrance. Online bookings may have discounts.
Single-day tickets, season passes, and group packages. Look for special promotions online.
Must-try rides include the "Huracan" roller coaster, "Fluch des Pharao" water ride, and "Drachenritt" coaster.
Yes! There are rides and play areas designed specifically for young children.
The park has restaurants and snack bars offering a variety of meals and treats.
Yes, some rides have restrictions. Check details at the park or on the website.
Yes, BELANTIS is wheelchair-friendly. Visit the website for specific accessibility details.
Trams and buses connect to BELANTIS. Check public transport schedules.
Yes, special shows and seasonal events happen throughout the year.
BELANTIS follows strict safety rules. Follow staff instructions for a safe visit.
Yes, lockers can be rented inside the park.
Yes, paid parking is available at the park.
ADDRESS
Zur Weißen Mark 1
RECOMMENDED DURATION
3 hours
Timings
Closed today
VISITORS PER YEAR
600000
EXPECTED WAIT TIME - STANDARD
0-30 mins (Peak), 0-30 mins (Off Peak)
The Curse of the Pharaoh roller coaster is known to have the longest mirrored section in Europe, creating a disorienting experience for visitors. Hold on to your hats as you walk along this section!
Unlike traditional gondolas in Venice, Belantis offers a unique gondola ride in the Land of Gondolets. Instead of just sailing along canals, these gondolas offer a glimpse of the underwater world.
The power-packed, adrenaline-inducing ‘Huracan' at Belantis isn’t just for show. Housed within a big pyramid, this roller coaster once held the Guinness World Record for the steepest incline on a ride. The first drop is angled at 95 degrees and the ride reaches up to 85 km/hour.