In 2025, the Mack family, owners of Europa-Park in Germany, will launch a highly anticipated feature-length animated film, "Grand Prix Europa," and will use this as an opportunity to create a new derivative themed attraction within the park - "Grand Prix EDventure."

This interactive attraction is located in the Europa-Park Historama in the Luxembourg area, offering visitors a unique adventure experience. Visitors will enter the racing grounds of the protagonists Ed and Edda, following in their footsteps, driving virtual racing cars through iconic European cities such as Paris, Rome and Berlin. The attraction combines high-tech interactive elements with immersive scene design, allowing visitors to feel as if they are in a real European racing championship, experiencing both speed and excitement, and appreciating the cultural charm of various parts of Europe.

This project is not only an extension of the film, but also an important measure for Europa-Park to continuously innovate and enhance the visitor experience. As Germany's largest theme park, Europa-Park is known for its exquisite themed areas and diverse amusement facilities, and "Grand Prix Adventure" will undoubtedly further consolidate its leading position in European theme parks.

"Smurfs Sightseeing Route" (Holiday Park, Germany)

In 2025, Holiday Park in Germany will welcome a low-key yet fun new attraction - the "Smurfs Sightseeing Route." This new project will replace the old Geisterschloss (Ghost Castle), which operated for 35 years and closed in 2022, injecting new vitality into the park.

The Smurfs Sightseeing Route is themed around the beloved classic animated characters, "The Smurfs." Visitors will stroll along enchanting forest paths, exploring the secrets of the Smurf Village. Along the way, there are interactive scenes featuring Papa Smurf, Smurfette, and other characters, as well as small amusement facilities and photo spots suitable for the whole family. Although the publicity for this project is not extensive, its lighthearted and fun atmosphere and clever use of nostalgic elements are expected to attract a large number of family visitors.

Holiday Park has been committed to upgrading its facilities in recent years. The launch of the Smurfs themed route is not only a successful transformation of an old attraction, but also demonstrates the park's efforts to embrace new ideas while maintaining its traditional charm.

In April 2025, Walibi Holland will welcome a world's first amusement facility - the double dragon monorail roller coaster "YoY," built by Rocky Mountain Construction.

This roller coaster consists of two distinctly different tracks, with only one passenger per row, providing a unique single-person adventure experience. The blue track is designed for family visitors, with a smooth and gentle route and no rolling movements, suitable for those seeking a relaxed thrill; while the green track is for those seeking extreme challenges, with 6 rolling elements, a maximum height of 30 meters, and a speed of up to 82 kilometers per hour, providing a thrilling sensory impact.

The dual-track design not only caters to the needs of visitors of different ages, but also showcases Walibi Holland's consistently bold and avant-garde style through a striking color contrast and innovative monorail technology. The launch of this project will further enhance the park's status among European roller coaster enthusiasts.

In 2025, Walibi Belgium will launch a brand-new ocean-themed area, "Dock World," bringing visitors a refreshing experience. The development of this area will begin with the complete renovation of old facilities such as the "Underground Maze" and "Lightning Spin," and the surrounding environment will be transformed into a dock landscape full of ocean charm.

However, the most eye-catching highlight is the brand-new family roller coaster. This roller coaster has 3 launch sections, a speed of up to 65 kilometers per hour, and 3 large bumps of 14 to 15 meters in length, with a total length of 925 meters. Its design combines excitement and comfort, making it ideal for families to experience the fun of a roller coaster for the first time. The launch of "Dock World" marks a new attempt by Walibi Belgium in theming and amusement facility upgrades, and is expected to become one of the core highlights of the park's future development.

Efteling Grand Hotel (Efteling, Netherlands)

In 2025, Efteling in the Netherlands will welcome the opening of the highly anticipated Efteling Grand Hotel. This hotel was originally planned to debut in 2024, but was postponed to 2025 due to various factors. The hotel has 7 floors and 140 rooms, making it the largest hotel in the Efteling complex. Some rooms offer charming views of the Bois des Contes (Fairytale Forest), while others offer spectacular views of the nighttime water show, "Efteling Symphonica."

In addition, a new scene based on the classic Andersen fairy tale, "The Princess and the Pea," will be added to the Fairytale Forest. Through exquisite scenery and interactive elements, it will provide visitors with an immersive fairytale experience. Efteling is known for its fairytale theme and exquisite design, and this series of updates will further enhance its appeal as a family vacation destination.

"Disney Magical Stories" Show (Disneyland Paris, France)

In 2025, Disneyland Paris will bid farewell to the "Disney Illuminations" show, which has been running for nearly 7 years, and welcome the brand-new "Disney Magical Stories" large-scale fireworks drone light show. This new show will center on Sleeping Beauty Castle, presenting magical scenes from classic Disney stories through the perfect combination of hundreds of drones with fireworks and lights.

Even more exciting is that the show will incorporate the exterior walls of Main Street, U.S.A. into the light show for the first time, creating an even more stunning visual effect. This upgrade not only reflects Disneyland Paris's efforts in technological innovation, but also provides visitors with a more unforgettable nighttime experience. As one of the most popular theme parks in Europe, Disneyland Paris continues to maintain its magical charm through this transformation.

"Cétautomatix" Family Roller Coaster (Parc Astérix, France)

In April 2025, Parc Astérix in France will introduce a new family roller coaster, “Cétautomatix”, replacing the old attractions “Foire aux Six Trouilles” and “Nationale 7”. Inspired by the Gaulish village blacksmith, the roller coaster is designed for the comfort and enjoyment of families, while retaining a moderate level of excitement.

In addition, a themed restaurant will be added to the Egypt area, providing visitors with more dining options. Following the successful launch of the musical “C'est du Délire” and the “Tour de Numérobis” in 2024, this new project marks the beginning of Parc Astérix's large-scale innovation plan for the next 10 years. The park is known for its unique comic theme and humorous style, and this update will further enrich its entertainment offerings.

“Mission Bermuda” (Futuroscope, France)

In 2025, Futuroscope in France will launch “Mission Bermuda”, taking visitors on a boat journey to explore the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle. This attraction uses “swinging boat” technology developed by Mack Rides, where the boat is guided by an underwater track, allowing it to accelerate, decelerate, reverse, or move up and down, perfectly blending the thrills of water rafting and roller coasters.

Visitors will uncover the ocean's mysteries during their voyage, experiencing an adventure that combines excitement and fun. As the final project of the “Vision 2025” plan, this project, along with the “Tornado Hunter” in 2022 and the “Water Park” in 2024, constitutes a major upgrade for Futuroscope in recent years, demonstrating its ambition in combining technology and entertainment.