Celebrate Easter at Familypark St. Margarethen, Burgenland—three days of egg hunts, mascots, and 31+ attractions from Biberburg to Götterblitz. Fun for kids and adults, April 4–6, 2026.
when: 2026.04.04., Saturday - 2026.04.06., Monday
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Easter weekend arrives at Familypark from April 4–6, 2026, as Austria’s largest leisure park in St. Margarethen (Szentmargitbánya), Burgenland, reopens for three days of egg-hunting excitement. Expect the Easter Bunny and park mascot Filippo to pop up across the grounds, keeping the vibe lively for kids and grown-ups alike. Find it at 7062 St. Margarethen (Szentmargitbánya), Märchenparkweg 1.
Four Worlds, 31+ Attractions
Familypark spans four themed zones with more than 31 attractions, plus plenty of play and adventure areas for all ages. Thrill-seekers can ride the Götterblitz (Gods’ Coaster) and the Rattenmühle (Rat Mill), while splash fans make a beeline for Biberburg, Austria’s biggest water flume coaster. Little riders love the cheerful Schweinchenbahn (Piggy Train), and anyone chasing views should board Leonardos Flugmaschine (Leonardo’s Flying Machine) to scan the horizon as far as Lake Neusiedl—daredevils can even spin on their own axis. With so much to explore, plan for a full day, bring your appetite for rides, and settle in for family-sized fun from Saturday to Monday.
2025, adrienne
Pros
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Super family-friendly vibes with egg hunts, mascots, and rides for every age—easy win if you’re traveling with kids
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Austria’s biggest leisure park means lots to do: 4 themed zones and 31+ attractions, from mild to thrill
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Big-name rides like Biberburg (largest water flume in Austria) and solid coasters give it legit theme-park cred
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Location near Lake Neusiedl adds pretty scenery and extra day-trip options (wine towns, nature, cycling)
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No real need for Hungarian; German is standard, and staff in tourist areas usually handle English fine
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Easy access by car from Vienna (about an hour) with straightforward parking; public transport workable via Vienna–Eisenstadt/St. Margarethen bus links
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Compared with U.S. regional parks, lines are shorter, prices gentler, and the Easter theming feels cozy rather than corporate
- Not a globally famous park, so expectations should be “regional gem,” not Disney-level spectacle
Cons
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Public transport requires a transfer or two; driving is simpler if you’re on a tight schedule
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Weather in early April can be chilly or wet, which can dampen ride availability and Easter activities
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Fewer blockbuster coasters than major U.S. parks; thrill junkies might top out after a few hours
