Social responsibility

Social responsibility is firmly anchored in the MACK Group's corporate culture

As a family-run business with deep roots in the local community, the MACK Group considers itself to be a driving force for leisure and innovation, as well as a reliable partner in fostering social cohesion.

For the Mack family, taking responsibility means creating spaces where people can meet and find support and hope, such as the 'Little Heroes' Children's House and the Europa-Park church. The Mack family wants to empower people in difficult situations, live by their values, and contribute to a more compassionate society.

'Europa-Park Children's House Little Heroes'

The 'Children's House Little Heroes' provides a loving and supportive environment for families affected by childhood cancer. The charity's aim is to give these children a positive outlook on the future and provide them and their families with renewed strength.

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Roland Mack, project sponsor DJ BoBo and a family affected by the illness stand in front of Silver Lake City, where the 'Little Heroes Children's House' is to be built.

The church at Europa-Park

The church at Europa-Park provides visitors with a tranquil space for reflection at the heart of the park. Representing the resort's cultural commitment, it is a symbol of the diverse experiences Europa-Park offers its guests. As well as serving as a space for personal reflection, the church at Europa-Park is also a symbolic element of the park's social and responsible actions.

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The MACK Group's commitment

Solar modules in a meadow, with a tree in the foreground and the silhouette of Europa-Park visible in the distance.

Relocation and relaunch of the brand: Re-opening of the "TALENT ACADEMY Europa-Park"

After nine years of existence, the TALENT ACADEMY held an opening ceremony for its new building. In attendance at the event were, among others, the Contortionist Dancer Marina Mazepa, known from "America Got's Talent", the internationally acclaimed singer, songwriter, and recording artist Jamal Moore and various well-known artists from Germany. The reopening is another milestone in the story of the successful institution, which combines the disciplines of dance, acrobatics, music, art & mindset under one roof. The expansion means that over 350 members and new participants will be able develop and express their creativity in an area of over 2,000 m².

September 8, 2023

Charity | Events | TALENT ACADEMY

Stars and newcomers hand in hand: The fourth Broadway Dreams Camp at the Europa-Park Resort

This summer, the highly successful ‘Broadway Dreams Camp’ travels from America to the Europa-Park Talent Academy and Germany's largest theme park. Thanks to Katja Mack, this year the unique partnership with the world-famous Broadway Dreams Foundation enters a new round: For the fourth edition of the ‘Broadway Dreams Camp’, selected participants from all age groups of 9 years and up will once again have the opportunity to train with true show business greats - unforgettable experiences are guaranteed from 27th August to 2nd September 2023. The prominent performers impart their valuable expertise and knowledge of musicals, drama and theatre in unique ways. Anyone interested in Broadway Dreams can register for the Camp until 14th August 2023.

April 3, 2023

Charity | Europa-Park | Family Mack | MACK Rides

Europa-Park donates "Eurosat" roller coaster train

For over 28 years, the seven trains of the ‘Eurosat’ rollercoaster were on the move at Europa-Park, carrying more than 80 million passengers from 1989 until 5th November 2017. In the ten months that followed, the popular rollercoaster inside the futuristic silver sphere, which was developed by Europa-Park's founding father Franz Mack, was completely revised and now offers a significantly improved riding experience thanks to a new track system, technical progress and new rollercoaster trains manufactured by Mack Rides. One of these retired trains is now getting a new home, as the owner family Mack has donated it to the ‘National Roller Coaster Museum’ in Planview Texas (USA). The donated train vehicles have been restored to make them look there best. Europa-Park owner Roland Mack: "Back then, my father Franz Mack invented and engineered 'Eurosat' with the help of self-made models. He immersed himself in the development of this ride for months. To see one of the 'Eurosat' trains now exhibited in the 'National Roller Coaster Museum', showing visitors a piece of history of Europa-Park, is a special honour and a great remembrance of my father."

April 27, 2022