Germany - Europa-Park, Germany’s largest amusement park, is collaborating with Goldeimer and artist Patrick Vogel to create a digital art installation for World Toilet Day on November 19, 2025. The project focuses on raising awareness about the global sanitation crisis, featuring a visual display involving the Eurosat – CanCan Coaster.
Art Installation Addresses Sanitation Issues
Europa-Park will present a digital art installation in recognition of World Toilet Day. The Eurosat – CanCan Coaster will be digitally wrapped in toilet paper, resembling a mummy. This display aims to highlight the issue of sanitation, noting that approximately 3.4 billion people globally lack access to safe sanitation facilities. The digital installation will be shared on Instagram, promoting reflection on hygiene, health, and dignity.
Partnership with Goldeimer and Patrick Vogel
The project involves collaboration with Goldeimer, an organization focused on sustainable sanitation solutions. The initiative emphasizes the importance of toilets in saving lives, protecting the environment, and supporting educational and gender equality goals. Hamburg-based artist Patrick Vogel, known for integrating technology and art, contributes to this project by using creative partnerships to address global challenges.
Europa-Park’s HALLOWinter Season Overview
The art installation takes place during Europa-Park’s HALLOWinter season, which runs from November 3 to November 28, 2025. This event merges Halloween themes with winter experiences. Europa-Park features over 100 attractions, dining options, and accommodations, including the Rulantica water world.
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