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All the best features of our planet's tropical zones are brought together at the Tropical Islands resort, which is open all year round regardless of weather conditions. These include the world' biggest indoor rain forest, the "Tropical Sea" bathing area and the "Lagoon", as well as a tropical village featuring typical architecture from Malaysia (Borneo), Indonesia (Bali) and Thailand.

Tropical Islands in numbers

546
Employees at the resort
1.2 Mio.
Visitors per year
2500
Beds
640 ha
Surface area of resort

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Tropical Islands offers many attractions including Germany's highest water slide tower, the outdoor area Tropical Islands AMAZONIA which is open all year round, and a tropical sauna and spa complex. In 2018 a new water playground was added. The "Jungle Splash" features eight different slides spanning 332 metres of slippery fun.

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Guests who would like to stay a little longer can choose from a variety of accommodation. Approximately 200 rooms and lodges with around 540 beds are located in the Dome, right in the middle of the tropical landscape. Some 140 tents with another 390 beds are located in the Rain Forest and the Sunset Camp. Outside the Dome there's the Tropical Islands Campsite, the Holiday Home Area and numerous facilities for leisure activities. 

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The Dome

The dimensions at Tropical Islands are gigantic: the Dome is 360 metres long, 210 metres wide and 107 metres tall, making it one of the largest free-standing halls in the world.

The Statue of Liberty could stand upright inside it, and the Eiffel Tower would fit in lying on its side. There's enough space for 9 football pitches on its 66,000 square metres of land. And the Dome is tall enough to accommodate the entire skyline of Berlin's Potsdamer Platz.

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Social commitment

On the ball for a good cause: Tropical Islands hosts the annual Fairplay Soccer Tour

On 26 May 2019 Tropical Islands once again hosted the Brandenburg state final of this year's Sparkassen Fairplay Soccer Tour. Over 170…

Sustainable signs

The colourful signs in the entrance area to the Dome and in the outdoor area AMAZONIA® are a great example of clever wood recycling.

Who runs Tropical Islands?

In January 2019 Tropical Islands became part of the Spanish group Parques Reunidos. Founded in 1993, the company operates water parks, zoos and amusement parks. With more than 60 parks worldwide, 30 of which are located in Europe, Parques Reunidos is one of the biggest investors in the theme and amusement park sector. According to its own figures this "big player" welcomes 19.6 million visitors to its leisure facilities every year and generates approximately 579 million euros in turnover. 

Chris Jung: General Manager, Tropical Islands

Management

Chris Jung has a degree in International Hotel and Tourism Management and has worked on four continents in large international hotels, including not only hotel rooms and conference rooms, but also resorts, several restaurants and shopping centres, as well as leisure and entertainment facilities. He has also been heavily involved in Berlin's city marketing activities for meetings, incentives, groups and events (MICE). Prior to his engagement at Tropical Islands, Chris Jung was responsible for the Maritim Hotels in Berlin.

Born in Bavaria, he has been General Manager of Tropical Islands since June 2021.
 

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