Swiss Council of States President Andrea Caroni visited Europa-Park in Rust, Germany, to extend congratulations on its 50th anniversary. In discussions with park owner Roland Mack and managing partner Thomas Mack, Caroni expressed admiration for the park’s economic impact and meticulous design.
Anniversary and Cultural Significance
Caroni praised the Mack family business as an ambassador of European culture, innovation, and economic strength. He conveyed the Swiss Council of States’ congratulations on Europa-Park’s 50-year milestone. The park has grown into one of Europe’s leading theme parks, attracting visitors worldwide. During an engaging exchange with Roland and Thomas Mack, Caroni explored entrepreneurial and societal topics, highlighting the park’s influence beyond national borders.
Enthusiasm for the Swiss Themed Area
A regular visitor since childhood, Caroni revisited the Swiss themed area, a must-see during every trip. He was particularly impressed by the new “Voltron Nevera powered by Rimac” roller coaster, which delivers a unique 2.2 seconds of weightlessness. Caroni seized the opportunity to explore the park personally and experience its attractions firsthand.
Origins and Development of the Park
In his conversation with Roland and Thomas Mack, Caroni commended the origin story of Europa-Park. He highlighted the passion and attention to detail with which the Mack family has shaped the park. “I’ve been coming to Europa-Park since I was a child - and each time, I’m touched anew by the heart and soul the Mack family pours into crafting this special place. It creates memories that last,” Caroni said. This dedication fosters lasting memories for visitors and underscores the park’s dynamic growth.
