The newly published 2025 TEA Global Experience Index report details the attendance rankings for Europe's top theme parks.
Overall, European theme park attendance saw a healthy 2.9% increase in 2025, reaching a combined 68.7 million total visits across the top 20 parks. Many European resorts benefited from continued investment in new rides, themed lands, and on-site hotels that turn day trips into multi-day short breaks.
Here is the complete ranking of Europe's top 20 most visited theme parks in 2025.
Top 20 European Theme Parks in 2025 by Attendance:
- Disneyland Park (Disneyland Paris, France) – 10.8 million (+5.7%)
Disneyland Park retains its title as Europe's most visited theme park. Featuring classic lands like Main Street U.S.A., Fantasyland, and Discoveryland, visitor numbers bounced back strongly in 2025 as international travel normalized following the 2024 Paris Olympics. - Europa-Park (Germany) – 6.25 million (+0.8%)
Located in Rust, Germany, Europa-Park celebrated its 50th anniversary season in style. Welcoming over 6.25 million park visitors (and over 7 million across the wider resort), guests enjoyed over 100 attractions, 14 roller coasters, and the new GRAND PRIX EDventure ride. - Walt Disney Studios Park (Disneyland Paris, France) – 5.92 million (+5.7%)
The second gate at Disneyland Paris enjoyed impressive growth as its multi-year transformation continued. Packed with Pixar and Marvel Avengers Campus experiences, the park was preparing for its official name change to Disney Adventure World. - Efteling (The Netherlands) – 5.78 million (+3.2%)
The largest theme park in the Netherlands recorded another fantastic year. Set within a beautiful natural forest, Efteling enchanted visitors of all ages with its Fairytale Forest, world-class dark rides, exciting coasters, and the new Danse Macabre attraction. - Tivoli Gardens (Denmark) – 4.30 million (+1.3%)
Situated in the heart of Copenhagen, Tivoli Gardens is one of the world's oldest and most charming amusement parks. Its historic wooden roller coaster, lush gardens, illuminations, and festive seasons continue to attract millions. - PortAventura Park (PortAventura World, Spain) – 3.8 million (0.0%)
Located near Barcelona on the sunny Mediterranean coast, PortAventura offers six immersive themed worlds, high-speed coasters like Shambhala, live shows, and adjacent resort hotels. - Gardaland (Italy) – 3.12 million (+4.0%)
Situated near Lake Garda, Italy's premier theme park resort enjoyed a 4.0% attendance rise. Highlights include wing coaster Raptor, dive coaster Oblivion: The Black Hole, and family areas like Peppa Pig Land. - Puy du Fou (France) – 3.0 million (+7.1%)
Unique in the industry, Puy du Fou replaces traditional rides with grand historical spectacles, stunt shows, and immersive period villages. The park reached a landmark 3 million visitors in 2025 as guests extended their stays at on-site themed hotels. - Parc Astérix (France) – 2.95 million (+3.8%)
Located just north of Paris, Parc Astérix celebrates the beloved comic book characters Asterix and Obelix. Packed with Gaulish humor, high-thrill coasters like Toutatis, and new attractions, the park welcomed nearly 3 million fans. - Alton Towers (United Kingdom) – 2.83 million (+13.0%)
The UK's top theme park delivered the biggest growth rate among Europe's top 10 parks. Driven by the reopening of the reimagined Nemesis Reborn coaster and the new Toxicator thrill ride, Alton Towers welcomed 2.83 million thrill-seekers to Staffordshire. - Liseberg (Sweden) – 2.5 million (+4.2%)
Situated in Gothenburg, Liseberg offered a packed season of rides, concerts, and seasonal celebrations. Additions to its harbour area and strong short-break accommodation bookings helped drive visitor growth. - Parque Warner Madrid (Spain) – 2.25 million (0.0%)
Featuring DC Super Heroes, Looney Tunes, and high-octane coasters like Batman Gotham City Escape, Parque Warner Madrid maintained a steady 2.25 million visits. - Phantasialand (Germany) – 2.1 million (0.0%)
Renowned globally for its world-class immersive themeing and record-breaking coasters like Taron and F.L.Y., Phantasialand near Cologne welcomed 2.1 million guests. - Energylandia (Poland) – 2.1 million (+2.4%)
Poland's premier park continues its impressive rise. Packed with dozens of coasters—including hyper coaster Zadra and mega coaster Hyperion—Energylandia welcomed 2.1 million visitors. - LEGOLAND Windsor (United Kingdom) – 2.1 million (-7.0%)
Bringing LEGO stories to life with rides, MINILAND, and themed hotels, LEGOLAND Windsor remained the UK's second most visited theme park. - Futuroscope (France) – 2.03 million (-1.1%)
Combining technology, 3D/4D dark rides, and family thrill attractions, Futuroscope welcomed over 2 million guests to its theme park, alongside 572,000 visitors to its new indoor water park, Aquascope. - LEGOLAND Deutschland (Germany) – 1.9 million (-5.0%)
Located in Günzburg, LEGOLAND Deutschland offered immersive family fun, coaster rides, and interactive LEGO building zones for nearly 2 million guests. - Puy du Fou España (Spain) – 1.7 million (+21.4%)
Located in Toledo, Spain, the second Puy du Fou park delivered the highest percentage attendance jump in Europe (+21.4%). Its immersive daytime and evening historical live shows continue to win over Spanish and international tourists. - LEGOLAND Billund (Denmark) – 1.63 million (-2.8%)
The original LEGOLAND park next door to the LEGO headquarters in Billund entertained 1.63 million guests with classic brick attractions and family coasters. - Thorpe Park (United Kingdom) – 1.5 million*
Known as the UK's 'Home of Feel-Good Thrills', Thorpe Park in Surrey rounded out the top 20, drawing adrenaline fans with coasters like Hyperia, Stealth, and Swarm.
* The 1.5 million figure for Thorpe Park comes from industry estimates and historical benchmark calculations for parks that fall just outside the officially ranked Top 20 table of the 2025 TEA Global Experience Index.
Data Source: 2025 TEA Global Experience Index published by the Themed Entertainment Association (TEA) and its research partners.
