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Silbermine, a vanished piece of Phantasialand history

A former attraction that tells as much about its era as about the park’s transformation.

Silbermine is one of the attractions that shaped Phantasialand before the park’s recent large-scale rebuilds. Its story shows how the park moved from separate scenic rides toward denser, more immersive worlds.

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Silbermine, a vanished piece of Phantasialand history

A strong presence in the older park

Silbermine embodied a more western, underground and narrative side of Phantasialand. Visitors travelled through a large mine and village setting in a ride that relied more on atmosphere and scenes than on speed.

Archive image of Silbermine.
Archive image of Silbermine.

What the ride still tells us

It recalls the era of large scenic rides filled with animatronics, able to last a long time and build an entire world inside a building.

Its closure goes with the disappearance of Silver City and the birth of Klugheim, a change that neatly sums up the park’s modern transformation.