Europa-Park Zeppelin Returns for Park Anniversary
Image: Courtesy of Europa-Park
(eap) To mark its 50th anniversary, the Europa-Park in Rust, comes up with a special advertising campaign. From spring to mid-November, a zeppelin with the Europa-Park branding will be back. It will fly over the Lake Constance region, the Allgäu and the foothills of the Alps. Printed with the mascots “Ed Euromaus” and “Edda Euromausi”, the aim is to whet the appetite of both locals and tourists for a visit to Europa-Park. The 75-metre-long airship will also be on display above Europa-Park itself from 11 to 14 July.
Aktuell wird der neue Europa-Park-Zeppelin in Friedrichshafen gebaut | Photo: Deutsche Zeppelin-Reederei GmbH
On board the zeppelin, passengers will be able to move around freely, look over the captain’s shoulder in the cockpit or simply lean back and enjoy the view. Each of the 14 seats will offer a fantastic view of the surrounding landscape thanks to panoramic windows. The Europa-Park Zeppelin flies at a cruising speed of around 70 kilometres per hour and is filled with non-flammable helium.
The zeppelin flights over Europa-Park cannot be booked. However, there will be prize competitions with chances to win a flight on Europa-Park’s social media channels over the course of the year. ■
