A dream comes true at Europa-Park
A Joyful Escape for Families Affected by Cancer at Europa-Park
Europa-Park, one of Europe's largest amusement parks, recently hosted a special group of visitors: 40 children battling cancer and their families. This annual charity trip, organized by Traumzeit e.V., aims to provide a day of joy, distraction, and togetherness in a supportive, caring setting.
This year's four-day stay at Europa-Park in Rust was made possible exclusively through donations. The event fell in the 50th anniversary year of Europa-Park, although the exact anniversary year was not specified during the stay.
The families were able to enjoy a variety of activities, including rides on their favorite attractions, shows, and shared experiences. They were also offered restful sleep and the opportunity to experience new attractions like "GRAND PRIX EDventure."
The trip was designed to give the children a chance to leave their worries and illness behind for a short time and simply be children. Traumzeit e.V. thanked the Europa-Park team for their warm support throughout the event.
Over the decades, Europa-Park has established itself not only as a leisure park but also as a place of togetherness. The park provides a unique environment where families can come together and create lasting memories.
For parents, this event offers a much-needed opportunity to recharge. The support provided by Traumzeit e.V., including medical supervision and logistics coordination, ensures a safe and comfortable experience for everyone involved.
If you are interested in specific dates, application procedures, or ways to support the event, I recommend contacting Traumzeit e.V. directly. Details can vary each year, and your support could make a significant difference in the lives of these families.
The families enjoyed a lifestyle full of joy and travel during their four-day stay at Europa-Park, experiencing different attractions, shows, and relaxing nights, all of which were made possible through donations. Europa-Park, a place of togetherness, provided them with a unique travel experience that allowed the children to momentarily forget their illness and enjoy a carefree lifestyle.
