Hansa-Park: price increase and new roller coaster – adventure awaits!

Hansa-Park: price increase and new roller coaster – adventure awaits!

A real treat for theme park fans: Hansa-Park in Sierksdorf has announced the pricing for the 2026 season. From October 3, 2025, the new season tickets can be purchased at a price of 115 euros, which corresponds to an increase of 10 euros compared to the previous season. This adjustment is part of a general price adjustment, which is also due to salary increases and increasing construction costs. The highest price increases were already in 2024, where prices were increased by 16 to 19 percent, as ln-online.de reports.

In addition to the season tickets, the park will also announce prices for one-day and two-day tickets on October 3rd. The 2025 season will end on November 2nd and the 2026 season is expected to last from March 26th to October 25th, making it longer than the previous season at 213 days.

Highlights of the coming season

One of the most exciting news is the opening of the roller coaster “Cornwall Coaster”, which is 570 meters long. The crane for the train station for this new attraction has already been installed, and installation of the rails is scheduled to begin after the park closes in the fall. Details about the roller coaster can be found on the official Hansa Park website.

But Hansa Park doesn't just treat its visitors to adrenaline kicks. Beginning October 3, the park will host the Thanksgiving Celebration, featuring over 250 pumpkins on display, including a groundbreaking 16-foot-tall pumpkin figurine named “John Field.” The “Autumn Magic by the Sea” will also enchant visitors from October 18th to November 2nd with more than 2,000 illuminated figures. The highlight of the evening are the daily light parades at 7.30 p.m. and the fireworks at 8.30 p.m., which contrast beautifully with the autumnal colors.

Prices in comparison

Prices in German theme parks shows a general tendency towards price increases. This year, with an entrance fee of 49.50 euros, Hansa Park is among the larger amusement parks in Germany. For comparison: Europa-Park in Rust tops the list with 73 euros, followed by Phantasialand Brühl with 68 euros. There have been significant increases in prices in recent years, with online tickets often being cheaper than box office prices.

An online booking can save an average of 20 euros for a migrant family of two adults and two children. The trend is towards dated tickets and early bird discounts, which can be a good strategy for savvy savers.