Mentioned a few times about my visit on Ascension Day and the following "bridge" day.
I've booked later year. Reception said a 2 person berth is fine for a family to use. We are using a Lagerhus sofa to help us with a full day in the water park. We're doing 4 days EP and 1 day Rulantica. 3100 Euros outlay already.Honestly pricing up a Europa trip is the most stressful experience, I've been wanting to take the family for years now but nothing about it makes sense or is simple in any way so I just book something easier every time (Disney/Efteling).
I have a basket of park tickets (3 days park and 1 day Rulantica for 2 adults 2 kids) and it comes to 979,00€
I have also priced up the campsite for 3 nights including the same tickets as above and it comes to a total of 917.50€ (how does that maths work?)
But then you go to book the campsite and get a warning about the work happening which seems written to put any sane person off booking it:
"I have been informed that extensive construction work will be taking place at Europa-Park Camping during my stay. As a result, construction noise may occur daily between 6.30am and 10pm. Some facilities and paths are currently only accessible to a limited extent or not at all, which leads to significantly longer walking distances to the sanitary facilities. The children's playground is being modernized to offer even more fun and is still under construction during your stay. Despite these circumstances, I agree and would like to stay overnight on the grounds of Europa-Park Camping."
Then you look at add-ons like the sofas in Rulantica, which describe the family suitable areas and show families of 3/4 on the sofa but then include "Max occupancy 2 people" in the description....
I might just go back to Efteling, life is simpler there
Cheers, that clears the sofa question up abit.I've booked later year. Reception said a 2 person berth is fine for a family to use. We are using a Lagerhus sofa to help us with a full day in the water park. We're doing 4 days EP and 1 day Rulantica. 3100 Euros outlay already.
Yeah, Bell Rock in August with a family was never going to be kind.Cheers, that clears the sofa question up abit.
Ouch, assume that includes accommodation?
We visited in October, it's basically in the Bubba Svens restaurant, on the other side of the bar, so I understand that concern, and even was seated for Breakfast in that area when staying in the hotel.
Great thank youWe visited in October, it's basically in the Bubba Svens restaurant, on the other side of the bar, so I understand that concern, and even was seated for Breakfast in that area when staying in the hotel.
In the evening however, that section is for the sports bar, and definitely feels like one as apposed to a restaurant with pool tables, table football and darts boards. Menu is a very basic bar snacks menu with wings basically being the main item.
There's plenty of screens about the place so that's no issue.
Pretty sure we went when Bubba Svens had closed for the evening, so not sure how it works when both are in operation, but would guess it's purely partitioned for the bar itself as apposed to restaurant guests being there as has it's own separate menu etc. as previously mentioned.
Looking at the website it mentions that booking is not possible and tables allocated on site so answers your booking question at least
Don't worry it's a doddle.
