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¹We hope you will understand that we cannot accept persons with severely restricted mobility as companions to severely disabled guests.
^₂ Applies to individuals only. Groups must be pre-registered.

Applies to individuals only. Groups must be pre-registered.

HANSA-PARK has been a proactive and voluntary supporter of the disabled for many years, and we will do all that is possible to ensure that they have a safe and pleasurable stay at our Park.

Visiting a leisure park with its many ride attractions and interactive games that range from quiet all the way to extremely fast is special and not something you do every day. The safety of our guests is of foremost concern to us, and we and our guests must strictly comply with the regulations set by TÜV and the manufacturers of the attractions. BUT: Even if you meet all the requirements and safety regulations in principle, ultimately it is up to you to decide whether the attraction is suitable for you and your particular physical or health condition.

We also warmly welcome guests that hold a disabled pass of the ‘H’ category. ‘H’ stands for ‘helpless’ which refers to people having a permanent and substantial disability. The government authority in charge will assign the ‘H’ category when a person requires enduring help with day-to-day living or permanent monitoring. If people need support in their daily life already, they will require even more assistance during an out-of-the-ordinary visit to a leisure park. When guests come to the Park, who present a disabled pass of the ‘H’ category issued by a government authority, we have to make sure that a carer will be with them who sees to their needs and who can decide whether an attraction is suitable or not. The Park has a duty which experts refer to as the ‘duty to maintain safety’.

As we are no physicians or therapists, we are unable to assess the degree of a disability or possible individual effects on a person, let alone do the self-assessment that is required to ensure a safe visit to the Park. To comply with our duty to maintain safety, we will instead provide you with information you yourself or a person accompanying you will need to base on to assess whether your safety is guaranteed at all times. The safety regulations in place at our attractions apply to all visitors, no matter whether they suffer from a disability or not. Please read our admission rules and regulations as well as the safety regulations in place at our attractions carefully and try to learn as much about them as possible prior to your visit. You can also give us a call or send us an email if you have any further questions.

Apart from ensuring inclusion as much as possible and safety as much as necessary, we also strive to include rather than compensate wherever possible, with the ultimate aim to promote participation instead of offering discounts or other preferential treatment. That is why we are happy to announce the opening of the "Buddenbrook-Turm" in the 2027 season, which will increase to 24 the number of rides available to wheelchair users. On top, they can enjoy and experience all our shows and restaurants as well as all our special events. Since 2020 we have invested some five hundred thousand euros in facilities that allow people with disabilities to participate, among others by constructing ramps and other step-free access to attractions, exit options in the event of an inspection stop and other special accessible features. And don’t forget our inclusive playground!

Below you will find the entrance fees applicable to disability card holders. Unlike in the previous years we will now have to consider the European Disability Card which must be implemented in national law no later than in June 2027 and applied by June 2028. Though the European Disability Card shows the disability status, it does not show the degree of disability. Our entrance fees take account of both German and foreign disabled passes, including the European Disability Card, which are all treated equally. There is only one exception: If a person provides proof of having a particularly severe disability by presenting a German pass for the severely disabled [Schwerbehindertenausweis] of the ‘AG’ or ‘H’ category, our fees will be adjusted accordingly.

The 1:1 care rule applicable to people holding a disabled pass of the ‘H’ category remains in effect for both individual and group visits. A carer ticket is available only in connection with a day ticket purchased for a person holding a disabled pass of the ‘H’ and/or ‘AG’ category.

One more thing: Please do not ask us or our staff to make an exception to the rules. The admission rules and regulations have been developed in conjunction with various expert committees, and they are binding on us and our employees. The admission regulations applicable to your visit depend on the category of the disabled pass you are holding (medical certificates or letters by the relevant government authority or similar will not be accepted as proof). We are not permitted to make any decisions that deviate from the content of your disabled pass.

Get your day ticket online – print it out at home and jump the queues at HANSA-PARK!

You can choose between the following online payment methods: VISA (with Verified by VISA), MasterCard (with Mastercard Secure Code), Apple Pay and Google Pay with VISA or MasterCard details saved as well as Dankort, prepayment, WERO or real-time bank transfer (Bank Transfer by Worldline).