This “Multisensory” Dining Experience Combines a RIDE with a MEAL 🤯

By Madeleine Zaharchuk Leave a Comment

We’ve dined in space. We’ve dined outside (inside) at a retro drive-in movie theater. We’ve dined beside a GIGANTIC aquarium. Disney goes ALL-OUT with its restaurants. But a challenger has entered the arena.

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There is a restaurant that literally takes you on a culinary adventure. No, we’re not just talking about a unique menu with exotic dishes. No. This restaurant is part dining room-part-attraction. You have to see it.

Admittedly, the name feels a little silly, and the price is pretty high, but you need to look past all that. Eatrenalin (as in, “eat” + “adrenaline”) first debuted in November 2022 in Rust, Germany. You can find the experience at Europa-Park Resort, but make sure to carve out plenty of time for this meal.

From start to finish, your Eatrenalin experience lasts over two hours and involves an eight-course meal. The prices range from 255,00 € to 645,00 €, or about $275.08 to $695.77, depending on the dining package you choose.

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According to the website, this is a “multisensory production, during which all details are perfectly aligned in order to send your senses on a unique journey.” Here’s a look at the restaurant. From the outside, it looks like a rather mysterious building, but what until you see what’s inside.

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This is your ride vehicle, a.k.a. a floating chair that will take you from room to room as you eat, drink, and take in all the physical and audio-visual elements. During the experience, you may end up in a variety of environments including an ocean scene and spacelike atmosphere.

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OK, this is pretty amazing, right? This isn’t the first time we’ve shown this place off, but honestly, it’s too good not to discuss it again.

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Let’s talk about the food. This restaurant offers all kinds of intriguing options, including crispy duck, nigiri with shiso, short rib, and a blood orange dessert. Each course has a special name, like “Indulgent Introduction,” “Waterfall,” “Discovery,” “Ocean,” and “Taste.”