Many people all around the world are looking for some excitement but they want to spend time with their families as well. European theme parks give their visitors exactly what they want – excitement, entertainment and adventure you can share together with your children! Hotel Resort Insiders recently announced the best theme parks in Europe and Tourism-review.com can’t wait to present them!

Disneyland Resort Paris is the best known amusement park in Europe. It is operating since 1992 and comprises two theme parks, entertainment and dining district and seven hotels. For their Twilight Zone Tower of Terror it is better to skip your breakfast. It is a drop tower thrill ride with the setting of the Hollywood Tower Hotel that was struck by lightning on 31st October 1939. The Tower of Terror is 199 feet high. You will definitely enjoy this attraction. If you are looking for amusement the Disneyland Resort Paris is the right choice for you and your kids!

Siam Park is a water park on Tenerife (Spain) and the theme of this park is Thailand.  It opened in September 2008 and offers its visitors numerous water attractions such as the Tower of Power, which is a vertical transparent slide, with 280 steps leading to the top (visitors climb only 169 of them). Wave Palace is a pool with white sand beach. The artificial three meter high waves will splash you all over! There are of course attractions for children such as the Lost City which is a structure of 120 games! So if you like water and want some amusement visit Siam Park on Tenerife!

Walibi theme park is located in Wavre. Walibi Park is nothing for people who love their hairdo neatly set! Roller coaster ride will raise your hair in a few seconds. There are many roller coasters whose names make you shiver with fear. Turbine, Calamity Mine, Cobra, Vampire or Werewolf, but you shouldn’t resist them… Werewolf is a wooden roller coaster that will take your breath away. Dalton’s Terror on the other hand will let you fall 77 meters quite freely. And there is much more. Looking for adventure? Walibi Park is the choice number one!

Europa Park is located in Rust, south-west Germany. Its mascot is a big grey Mouse called Euromaus, so no wonder that Wild Mouse roller is the most visited attraction. The themes are naturally European countries, so there is a part called Italy, Scandinavia, Spain, Russia etc. Europa Park also contains four hotels and a guest house. If you have nothing to do at the weekend visit Europa Park!

No need to introduce Legoland – the Lego paradise in Denmark. The theme is based on historical events so you can watch Pirate Lagoon with foam and waterfalls, and pirate battles. Pirate Waterfalls Playground will give your children the opportunity to become pirates and captains.