Phantasialand Tickets | Entry Access to 6 Themed Zones

Themed zones inside Phantasialand

Berlin

Experience a world of fantastical machinery and wander through the bustling streets of 1920s Berlin. As you enter the zone, you will be greeted by clanking machinery, whirring engines, and the excited chatter of inventors. The architecture is a marvel of exposed brickwork, intricate metalwork, and towering smokestacks.

Mexico

Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Mexico. The air is filled with the sounds of Mariachi music. Explore colorful streets lined with shops, savor delicious Mexican cuisine, and experience the exhilarating rush of water rides like the Chiapas. Its Colorado Adventure, a classic runaway mine train coaster is a family favorite.

Deep in Africa

The wild spirit of Africa comes alive in this zone. Encounter lush vegetation, cascading waterfalls, and life-sized animal figures. You will also find towering rock formations and muddy huts, resembling a village in the savannas. Take a thrilling safari ride or explore the mysteries of forgotten temples on the Adventure Trail.

Mystery

The dark, cobblestone streets are lined with crumbling castles and broken-down shacks. Prepare to be spooked on the Mystery Castle, a freefall tower that launches you down from a height of 65 meters. Go on an exciting white water rafting adventure on River Quest and unravel the disturbing mysteries that lurk around every corner.

China Town

Embark on a journey to the Orient, where intricate Chinese architecture, pagodas, and enchanting gardens create a mystical ambiance. Traditional music fills the air as skilled artisans demonstrate calligraphy and paper cutting. Experience the madhouse Feng Ju Palace and delve deeper into the rich cultural heritage of China.

Fantasy

With fairytale castles, enchanting forests, and playful characters, this wonderland is your childhood dream come alive. The Wuze Town area, featuring gentle carousel rides, smaller water coasters, lazy boat rides, and live shows with fairytale characters, offers endless entertainment for younger visitors.

Plan your visit to the Phantasialand theme park

28 March 2024 to 15 November 2024: 9am to 6pm
6 July 2024 to 31 August 2024: 9am to 7pm
16 November 2024 to 26 January 2025: 11am to 8pm
31 December 2024: 11am to 6pm

Note: All Phantasialand attractions open from 10am.

Closed on: 24 to 25 December 2024, 1 January 2025, & 14 to 15 January 2025

Best time to visit: Phantasialand is open throughout the year. Weekdays, especially Fridays and Tuesdays, are the best time to visit this theme park to avoid crowds and long lines.

Phantasialand opening times

Address: Berggeiststraße 31-41, 50321 Brühl, Germany
Find on maps

By train: RB22, RB24, RE12, and RE22
Nearest stop: Brühl Süd
By metro: S-Bahn 18
Nearest stop: Brühl Berggeiststr
By bus: #708 or #985
Nearest stop: Brühl Berggeiststr
By car: Exit A553 at Brühl-Süd (Exit 2) and follow signs to Phantasialand at Berggeiststraße 31-41, 50321 Brühl. Ensure to use the Brühl-Süd exit, as GPS may suggest otherwise.
Nearest parking: Use the parking lot "Mystery" (P1) or the parking lot "China" (P2). The parking fee is €7 per car per day.

Phantasialand route

Berlin entrance: This is the main and most prominent entry point to Phantasialand. It is themed upon Berlin from the 1920s and features vintage cars and charming cafes. The gate is quite easy to miss. Look out for Hotel Charles Lindbergh or Stock’s, an event venue inside to enter the theme park. Shuttle buses from Bruhl stop right in front of this entrance. If you are driving, follow the signs to the Phantasialand parking lot, a short walk from the Berlin zone.
Mystery entrance: This zone is situated close to the restaurants in the Mystery Zone in Phantasialand. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by Rutmor’s Tavern, Humpenbude, and Kornmuller’s Crepes. Most shuttle buses do not stop here, so if you want to start your day with the Taron, Raik, or Castle Tower, we recommend driving to the theme park. This entrance is slightly less busy than the Berlin gate.
China Town entrance: Situated near the Hotel Ling Bao, this entry point is very hard to miss, for its stunning red lanterns and colorful decorations. You can drive directly to the hotel entrance and use their parking lot. A few shuttle buses also drop you off at this gate, making it easier for you to access the Feng Ju Palace madhouse.

Phantasialand parking details

Health-care facilities:
First aid kits
Automated external defibrillators
Baby-care facilities:
Baby-care centers
Stroller rental facilities
Additional facilities:
Drinking water fountains
Free Wi-Fi
Phone charging points

Visitors enjoying accessible attractions at Phantasialand theme park in Cologne.

Wheelchair hire service: Guests with disabilities can request a wheelchair two days in advance. The park reserves one if available, placing it at chosen entrances. On the visit day, a €25 deposit and an ID card are required.
Accessible restrooms for guests with disabilities: Six accessible toilets are distributed throughout the park, including at Berlin entrance (outside), Wuze Town, Silverado Theatre, Chiapas exit near Las Rocas, Klugheim below Rutmor's Taverne, and behind Fantissima Theatre (note limited accessibility with steep ramp).
Handcart rental: Phantasialand offers handcart rentals through the Family Service. Renters must show an ID or driving license and pay a deposit. Please remember, these hand carts are for transporting items, not people, due to safety reasons.

Observe height and age restrictions for rides. Some attractions may have minimum and maximum height or age requirements for safety reasons.
Listen to ride operators and follow their instructions carefully. Secure all safety restraints and keep hands, arms, and belongings inside the ride at all times.
Walk, don't run, within the park. Running can lead to accidents and injuries.
Wait your turn in queue lines. Cutting or saving spots is unfair and disrupts the experience for others.
Drink plenty of water, especially on hot days, to avoid dehydration.
Wear appropriate clothing and footwear. Some rides may have dress code requirements.
Smoking is typically not allowed in most areas of the park. Use designated smoking areas if available.
Use lockers or storage facilities for bags, backpacks, and loose items on rides.

China Pagode in Phantasialand's China Town with traditional architecture and vibrant red lanterns.

Plan your route: If you're short on time, head to the most popular rides later in the afternoon. The Taron, Black Mamba, F.L.Y, and Colorado Adventure may be slightly less crowded later in the day, as most visitors join the pre-queue lines early in the morning.
Keep a few hours on hand: We recommend you keep aside at least a full day to enjoy everything the park has to offer. Most rides and shows have huge lines, meaning you will spend quite a while waiting for your turn.
Download the theme park app: Keep the Phantasialand theme park app handy on your mobile phone. While the wait times displayed for the rides may not be accurate, you will get a fair idea of the crowd outside the coasters.
Take note of the height restrictions: Most Phantasialand attractions have height requirements. At Guest Relations, they will give you a band, with details on all the rides you can access. Most high-speed coasters like Taron, Talocan, and F.L.Y. are not suitable for young children.
Carry essentials: Pack comfortable shoes, sunscreen, a hat, and a refillable water bottle. Some rides may get you wet, so consider bringing a change of clothes or rain gear, especially if you plan on riding Chiapas or River Quest.
Bring cash: While most restaurants and shops accept credit cards, it's a good idea to bring some cash for smaller purchases or the shuttle bus to the park if you're not driving.

Restaurant Zambesi: Located in the Deep in Africa Zone, their dishes include exotic spices, fresh ingredients, and traditional African recipes. You will find a variety of meat, fish, and vegetarian options, including grilled meats, spiced stews, and flavorful side dishes.
Restaurant Uhrwerk: Their menu features contemporary dishes, including gourmet burgers, steaks, seafood, and vegetarian options. Uhrwerk’s decor is inspired by the 1920s Berlin’s steampunk aesthetic, showcasing brick walls, metal gears, and vintage machinery.
Patisserie Tortchen & Co.: If you have a sweet tooth, the Tortchen Patisserie is a must-visit. They offer a variety of pastries, cakes, and desserts. You must try their freshly baked croissants, eclairs, and macarons. They also have specialty coffees and teas to complement their sweet treats.
Restaurant Cocorico: Restaurant Cocorico is styled like a traditional Italian trattoria. It features rustic decor with wooden tables, red-and-white checkered tablecloths, and vintage Italian posters. They offer a variety of Italian classics like pizzas and pasta.
Restaurant Rutmor’s Taverne: Located in the Fantasy area, Rutmor’s is decorated like a medieval tavern, featuring wooden beams and stone walls. They offer hearty dishes such as roast meats, sausages, stews, and rustic breads.

Haus der 6 Drachen: In Berlin's themed area, this shop offers diverse Phantasialand merchandise. Explore six sections, each themed after one of the park's legendary dragons. Find clothing, toys, and home decor.
China Pagode: Located in China Town, this shop offers Chinese-inspired souvenirs, including clothing, toys, and home decor. You can also enjoy Chinese tea and snacks while shopping.
Kilamba Shop: In the Deep in Africa area, Kilamba Shop showcases African-inspired souvenirs, featuring clothing, toys, and home decor. Discover African teas and snacks as well.
Emilie’s Chocoladen & Candy Werkstatt: In Rookburgh, indulge your sweet tooth with handmade chocolates and candies. This shop also hosts chocolate-making workshops and demonstrations for a sweet and educational experience.

For an immersive experience, we recommend staying at the Phantasialand Hotels, directly connected to the rides and attractions. You can start early, pre-queue at your favorite coasters, and experience the themed decor to the fullest.

Hotel Charles Lindbergh: Located in the Berlin zone, this unique hotel offers personal aeronaut cabins for your stay. With warm, leather beds, and fine brass craftwork, their rooms resemble those of a real-live aviator. The exterior consists of vintage machinery and exposed brick walls.
Hotel Ling Bao: If you want a touch of elegance with Asian flair, head to Hotel Ling Bao in China Town. With an exquisite outdoor garden, a luxurious pool, and spa facilities, this hotel offers the epitome of relaxation. Their rooms have warm colors and cozy furnishings to ensure you have a comfortable night’s rest.
Hotel Matamba: Escape your everyday life and indulge yourself in the tropical jungle garden of Africa. Feel the spirit of the exotic country in your spacious, four-poster bedrooms, with warm lights and colorful fabrics. Their Suite Kongelo offers access to a pool, a wellness retreat, as well as your concierge.

Frequently asked questions about Phantasialand tickets

Why should I book Phantasialand tickets online?

Phantasialand is one of the most popular theme parks in Germany and attracts visitors throughout the year. It is best to book Phantasialand tickets online in advance to ensure guaranteed access on the day of your visit. Booking tickets online is convenient, helps save time, and ensures a hassle-free experience.

How much do Phantasialand tickets cost?

The price of Phantasialand tickets starts from $NaN. Please note that the ticket price varies depending on the season and time of the week. Check our availability to find the optimal price.

Can I get a discount on Phantasialand tickets?

If you book Phantasialand tickets online, you may chance upon surprise combos and exclusive discounts. By booking tickets online in advance, you can also ensure you get confirmed entry, no matter the crowd on the day of your visit.

Can I enter the theme park on the same day with my tickets if I exit the venue?

No, you cannot enter Phantasialand if you exit the premises. Your entry ticket becomes invalid as soon as you step out of the theme park. You will find almost every facility inside the park, including restaurants, lockers, baby-changing stations, restrooms, and lockers.

How long can I stay at the Phantasialand theme park?

We recommend keeping at least a full day to explore the best of Phantasialand. With 6 diverse themed zones and several roller coasters, water rides, boat trails, dinner shows, and maze runs, you need at least 6 to 7 hours. Most Phantasialand attractions are crowded throughout the year, meaning you have to wait in line for quite a while, especially for the park’s highlights like the Talocan, Taron, Raik, F.L.Y., and Colorado Adventure.

How to get to Phantasialand?

Several train lines, RB22, RB24, RE12, and RE22, pass by Bruhl station. Upon arriving at Bruhl, you can get on the shuttle buses traveling to Phantasialand to reach the park’s entrance. These buses depart frequently throughout the day and the journey takes around 15 minutes.

When does the theme park open?

The Phantasialand opening times vary according to the season and special occasions. From 28 March to 15 November, the theme park is open from 9am to 6pm. All Phantasialand rides open from 10am. During the summer months, from July to August, the park is open until 7pm. From 16 November to 26 January, the park is open from 11am to 8pm.