Strict Entrance Policies Stir Controversy at Europe Park

Europa-Park, a popular amusement park located in Rust, has been the subject of controversy recently due to its ticket policies and entrance fees. Some visitors have expressed frustration and anger, describing the costs as "ripping off" and "absolute cheek."

One of the main sources of discontent is a rule that causes confusion among some visitors. The specifics of this rule are not detailed in the provided text, but it seems to be related to the non-cancellation of dated entrance tickets and the lack of a right of withdrawal for certain types of contracts, as referred to in the BGB (§ 312g Abs. 2 Nr. 9).

Visitors who are unable to attend their scheduled visit due to unforeseen circumstances may find themselves in a difficult position. While it is possible to contact Europa-Park's customer service to find an "individual solution," there is no guarantee for special arrangements or the ability to change the date of tickets.

The text does not detail any specific instances of successful ticket date changes at Europa-Park, nor does it provide information on how to change the date of tickets. Visitors who are in an emergency and cannot present their dated entry tickets can contact the park's cash desk to request changes or assistance, but the exact procedures for such cases require direct inquiry with Europa-Park's guest services.

The rule in question has reportedly caused serious consequences for some visitors, adding to their frustration. Some visitors have expressed their dissatisfaction online, including about the service provided.

Europa-Park has shown understanding towards visitors in some cases where they were unable to attend, but the text does not provide information on how to find a solution for those affected by this rule. Visitors are advised to reach out to the park's customer service for further assistance.

In a separate note, the new feature at dm allows for shopping around the clock, but this fact is not directly related to Europa-Park.

In conclusion, the ticket policies and entrance fees at Europa-Park have sparked a wave of frustration among some visitors. The park recommends contacting customer service if one of the children is ill, but the specifics of the rule causing confusion and the consequences faced by visitors due to this rule are not detailed in the provided text. Visitors who are unable to attend their scheduled visit are advised to contact Europa-Park's customer service to find an "individual solution."