Located in Sierksdorf, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany along the Baltic Sea, Hansa-Park is a seasonal coastal theme park with a rich history. Originally operating from 1973 to 1976 as the home of Germany's first Legoland, the property officially opened as Hansaland on May 15, 1977, before taking its current name in 1987. Owned by the Leicht family and managed by Christoph Andreas Leicht, this landmark destination offers a memorable seaside experience for travellers exploring northern Germany.
Spanning 113 acres (0.46 square kilometres), Hansa-Park features over 125 attractions designed to entertain visitors of all ages. The expansive grounds are thoughtfully divided into eleven distinct themed areas, including Adventure Land, Old-Time Fun Fair, Beautiful Britain, The Realms of the North, Fiesta del Mar, HANSA Garden, The Hanseatic League in Europe, Peterhof of Novgorod, New Lübeck, Water Fun, and Land of the Vikings. Each land boasts rides, shows, and detailed thematic gags hidden along pathways.
Welcoming over one million visitors annually, Hansa-Park ranks as Germany's fifth-largest amusement park and the top-rated park in northern Germany according to Stern magazine testing. It holds the distinction of being the first German amusement park awarded the official OK for Kids seal of approval by the Deutscher Kinderschutzbund and TÜV Nord. Entertainment highlights include an International Variety Show, a 4D cinema, a Patagonian Sea Lion water circus, a children's show, and the daily HANSA-PARK Parade.
01 Signature rides & attractions
The park’s headline rides across its themed areas. Confirm heights and any single-rider lines on the day.
Compiled from Wikipedia · a full ride-by-ride list per themed area is on the way.
Park map
The free OpenStreetMap layer below shows the park and its surroundings — entrances, themed areas, car parks and access roads. Zoom in for detail; the official ride-by-ride park plan is linked below.
Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL, free). Official park maps are copyrighted — we link to them.
02 Tickets & prices
Ticket prices for Hansa-Park change by date and season, and the park sells single-day, multi-day and annual passes — buying online in advance is almost always cheaper than at the gate, and popular dates can sell out. Check the official site for live pricing before you travel.
We deliberately don’t list prices that change daily — the ticket button leads to live, up-to-date pricing.
03 Themed areas
Each area has its own theming — architecture, food and rides. Half the fun is simply walking through.
Good to know
- Hansa-Park was the first German amusement park to receive the OK for Kids seal of approval from Deutscher Kinderschutzbund and TÜV Nord.
- The park features eleven themed areas with rides, shows, and clever thematic details throughout the grounds.
