We strive to offer you the service you have come to expect from us online too. You do not have to give us any personal information to make use of most of our websites. However, if you do not provide certain information, you may not be able to enjoy all our services.
HANSA-PARK is very serious about protecting your personal information.
We do our utmost to respect your privacy. We are aware of the sensitive nature of the personal data you provide to us when you use our website. We are committed to protecting your privacy, and we only collect, store or process the data obtained as part of our business activities in compliance with the applicable data protection regulations.
This Data Privacy Statement sets out what type of personal data we process, how and why we process them in relation to our online offer and our websites, apps, functions, contents and external online presences associated with it. Below we will provide you the information in accordance with Articles 13, 14, 21 General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Please take a moment to review our Data Privacy Statement and learn how we process your personal data and what rights you have under the data protection laws.
1. What does "personal data" mean?
Personal data comprise any information that refers to an identified or identifiable natural person. An identifiable natural person is a person who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification code, location data, an online identifier or by reference to one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person.
We regularly collect and process your personal data only after you have given us your consent, unless it is impossible for us to obtain your prior consent for factual reasons and processing your data is legally permitted.
We are permitted to create usage profiles for advertising and market research purposes as well as to design our internet offer as needed if we pseudonymise the data. You have the right to object to such use of your data at any time. We are not permitted to merge the usage profiles with data about the person behind the pseudonym.
3. For how long do you store my personal information and when do you erase it?
when the retention period stipulated in one of the aforementioned legal regulations expires, unless the information is needed to enter into or perform a contract and must be retained longer.
4. On what legal basis do you process my personal information?
We process your personal information solely as provided for by law, the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Federal Data Protection Act [BDSG].
Section 4(3) 1st and 2nd sentence BDSG concerning video recording in the Park.
5. Who gets my data and do you transfer my data to third countries?
Within HANSA-PARK the only parties that have access to your data are parties that need them for the purposes mentioned above. This also applies to service providers and vicarious agents engaged by us. We may disclose your data to processors who process data on our behalf as defined in Art. 28 GDPR for the purposes outlined in this Data Privacy Statement. Such processors primarily provide services in the fields of IT, logistics, printing, telecommunications, claims management, advice and consulting as well as, if applicable, marketing, sales and distribution. We will only disclose personal information to third parties if this is necessary for the purposes mentioned above or if you have given your consent to it. We do not transfer any data to third countries (states that are not a member of the European Economic Area – EEA) and we do not intend to do so in the future. We will not disclose your personal information to address brokers or other companies for advertising purposes.
The information below refers and applies to the domains and mobile applications mentioned below.
our HANSA-PARK speaking trumpet at https://www.hansapark-feedback.de.
On top, HANSA-PARK is not responsible for fulfilling orders placed on or rendering services ordered via the third-party website.
We have no automated decision-making processes pursuant to Art. 22 GDPR in place to establish, foster and maintain customer relations. This includes profiling.
We have taken technical and organisational steps to ensure that your personal data are protected against accidental or wilful loss, destruction or manipulations as well as against unauthorised access by third parties. We regularly review the measures in place and adapt them to technical progress.
From time to time, we may revise our Privacy Statement. We will inform you about any changes to it by email or on this website, so you should check here regularly.
1. What kind of data, to what extent and why do you process my data?
The above data do not identify persons. We do not merge these data with other data sources.
We need to temporarily store the IP address and the other data mentioned above in the system to enable us to deliver the website to your computer/device. This is also why we need to store your IP address for the duration of your session. Pursuant to Article 6(1) letter (f) GDPR the processing of your data for the purposes above is necessary to pursue our legitimate interests.
2. On what legal basis do you process my personal information?
3. For how long do you keep my data?
We will erase your data as soon as we no longer need them for the purpose we collected them for. Insofar as we collect data to provide our website, such data will be erased when you close your browser.
4. Can I object and will my data be erased?
We need to collect your data to operate our internet pages, provide the website and store your data in log files. You cannot object to that kind of data collection.
When you call up our website, cookies will be placed on your computer/device.
Cookies are small text files that are stored on your computer/device in a specific file directory. These text files allow us to identify your computer/device during a session. Cookies are not harmful to your computer/device. You can manually delete them – most easily in your browser – at any time.
Cookies primarily serve to store your information (or the information about the device a cookie is placed on) during or after your visit to an online service.
Temporary, session or transient cookies are cookies that are deleted once you exit an online offer and close your browser. These cookies store, for example, a log-in status or the items you put into the shopping basket of an online shop.
Permanent or persistent cookies are cookies that remain stored on your device even after you have closed your browser. For example, they store your log-in status so that the website remembers you and/or your preferences on your next visit. We may use the preference data stored in the cookies to measure media reach or for marketing purposes.
We may use temporary and permanent cookies on our websites. Please refer to our Data Privacy Statement for more information.
You can alter the settings in your browser to prevent it from automatically accepting and storing cookies on your device or to notify you each time before a new cookie is placed. Please note that if you choose not to permit cookies, some services and features on our website may not be available or function as intended.
We use analysis cookies to improve the quality and contents of our website. They allow us to measure how our website is used so that we can continuously optimise our services.
Pursuant to Article 6(1) letter (f) GDPR the processing of your data for the purposes above is necessary to pursue our legitimate interests.
3. For how long do you keep my data? Can I object and will my data be erased?
We use the double-opt-in procedure for subscriptions to our newsletter. In other words, we will send you an email after you have registered for the newsletter service to the email address you have provided, in which we ask you to confirm that you wish to receive the newsletter. If you do not confirm the registration within 24 hours, we will block the information and automatically erase it after 24 hours.
To receive the newsletter, you only have to provide an email address. You can provide more, non-mandatory information that we will use to address you by name. After you have confirmed your registration, we will store the email address provided only for the purpose of sending you the newsletter.
If you want to subscribe to our newsletter, we need an email address as well as your confirmation that you are the holder of the email address given and consent to receiving the newsletter. These data are collected for the sole purpose of sending you the newsletter and documenting our authorisation to do so. We will not disclose your data to any third parties.
You are not obligated to give your name. However, if you do so, we will only use it to address you by name when we send you the newsletter.
In addition, we will store your IP address as well as the time of your registration and confirmation respectively. We do so to be able to prove that you have registered and, if not, clarify any potential abuse of your personal data.
We base on the provisions of Article 6(1) letter (a) GDPR to process your data after you have registered and given your consent as well as the provisions of section 7(3) German Unfair Competition Act [UWG] to ship goods after selling them or to render services.
We will erase your data as soon as we no longer need them for the purpose we collected them for. Your email address will thus be stored for as long as you keep your newsletter subscription active.
4. Can I withdraw my consent and will my data be erased?
You can withdraw at any time your consent to receiving [the newsletter] and having your data stored (go to https://my.hansapark.de/newsletter/unsubscribe, use the "unsubscribe" link in the newsletter, write an email to data protection@hansapark.de or contact us (contact data are available in the Legal Notice Impressum)).
5. Do you disclose my data to third parties? Who sends the newsletters?
HANSA-PARK uses the services of Episerver Campaign to send its newsletters. Episerver GmbH, Wallstraße 16, 10179 Berlin, Germany is the provider of the service. For more information please refer to Episerver GmbH's Privacy Statement at https://www.episerver.de/legal/privacy-statement.
We use the newsletter service provider to pursue our legitimate interests pursuant to Article 6(1) letter (f) GDPR based on a contract with the processor pursuant to Article 28(3) 1st sentence GDPR.
The newsletter service provider may use recipients' pseudonymised personal data – i.e. they do not identify users - to optimise or improve its own services, e.g. to technically optimise the sending or design of the newsletter or for statistical purposes. The newsletter service provider will not use the personal data of our newsletter subscribers to contact them or disclose them to third parties.
Our season tickets holders can subscribe to our season ticket news and information service at https://my.hansapark.de/mail. We will mail the news and information as provided for in our Data Privacy Statement. The service provides details about the sale of and more information about our HANSA-PARK season tickets. Those interested in the service can choose whether they prefer to receive the information by email or by post or by email and by post.
to ensure that we can match your data to the correct contract data and post the news and information to the address you provided to us.
You only have to enter the season ticket number and the date of birth of the season ticket holder to be sent the season ticket news and information. This allows us to match your data to the correct contract data and post the news and information to the address you provided to us.
We use the double-opt-in procedure for subscriptions to our season ticket news and information service by email. In other words, we will send you an email after you have registered for the season ticket news and information service to the email address you have provided, in which we ask you to confirm that you wish to receive the season ticket news and information. If you do not confirm the registration within 24 hours, we will block the information and automatically erase it after 24 hours.
To receive the season ticket news and information, you only have to provide an email address. After you have confirmed your registration, we will store the email address provided only for the purpose of sending you the season ticket news and information.
If you want to subscribe to our season ticket news and information service, we need an email address as well as your confirmation that you are the holder of the email address given and consent to receiving the season ticket news and information. These data are collected for the sole purpose of sending you the season ticket news and information and documenting our authorisation to do so. We will not disclose your data to any third parties.
In addition, we store your IP address as well as the time of your registration and confirmation respectively. We do so to be able to prove that you have registered and, if not, clarify any potential abuse of your personal data.
We base on the provisions of Article 6(1) letter (a) GDPR to process your data after you have registered for the service and given your consent.
We will erase your data as soon as we no longer need them for the purpose we collected them for. Your email address will thus be stored for as long as you keep your season ticket news and information service subscription active.
You can withdraw at any time your consent to receiving [the season ticket news and information] and having your data stored (go to https://my.hansapark.de/mail use the "I'd rather not" link, write an email to data protection@hansapark.de or contact us (contact data are available in the Legal Notice Impressum)).
5. Do you disclose my data to third parties? Who provides the service?
HANSA-PARK uses the services of Episerver Campaign to send the season ticket news and information. Episerver GmbH, Wallstraße 16, 10179 Berlin, Germany is the provider of the service. For more information please refer to Episerver GmbH's privacy statement at https://www.episerver.de/legal/privacy-statement.
The newsletter service provider may use recipients' pseudonymised personal data – i.e. they do not identify users - to optimise or improve its own services, e.g. to technically optimise the sending or design of the news and information service or for statistical purposes. However, the service provider will not use the personal data of subscribers to our season ticket news and information service to contact them or disclose them to third parties.
When you provide us information as a participant in prize games, we will only use it to determine and contact the winner/s (Article 6(1) letter (b) and (f) respectively GDPR).
Winners will be notified in writing.
We will not use your information for advertising and promotion purposes.
If you have won, we will only publish an abbreviated version of your name if you have given us your consent as provided for in Article 6(1) 1st sentence letter (a) GDPR.
We base on the provisions of Article 6(1) letter (b) GDPR and Article 6(1) letter (f) GDPR with regard to your participation. We base on the provisions of Article 6(1) 1st sentence letter (a) GDPR with regard to the winners.
3. For how long do you keep my data? / Can I object and will my data be erased?
We erase your personal data immediately after the prize game is over and the prize has been awarded or when you object to the use of your data.
You can create a HANSA-PARK customer account at https://my.hansapark.de. To create the account, you need to enter your personal data that will be transmitted to and stored by us. We will not disclose your personal data to third parties.
For the account creation process we use the double-opt-in procedure to obtain your consent to us processing the above data.
You must have an account with us to enable us to carry out our obligations arising from any contracts entered into between you and us or to take steps at your request prior to entering into a contract, e.g.
to make reservations of any kind.
We base on the provisions of Article 6(1) letter (a) GDPR. To process your data, we additionally base on the provisions of Article 6(1) letter (b) GDPR insofar as the account is created to perform a contract which you are a party to or to take steps at your request prior to entering into a contract.
We will erase your data as soon as we no longer need them for the purpose we collected them for.
The above applies to data collected during the account creation process if the account is deleted or modified on our website.
The above applies to [data collected] during the account creation process to perform a contract or to take steps at your request prior to entering into a contract if the data are no longer needed to perform the contract. We may need to store the personal data of a contractual partner even after the contract has been entered into to meet contractual or legal obligations.
You have the right to delete your customer account or have your personal data rectified at any time.
You can delete your data at any time by logging in to your user profile or send an email to data protection@hansapark.de to have them erased.
If we need the data to perform a contract or take steps at your request prior to entering into a contract, the data can be deleted only if the deletion is not in conflict with any contractual or legal obligations.
If you use our contact form to send us an enquiry, we will only use the information you provided in the contact form or in the email sent to the email address provided to contact us, including the contact data you provided, to process your enquiry and store it to answer follow-up questions.
You will be asked to give your consent to the processing of your data and to refer to this Data Privacy Statement before you send off the message.
Alternatively, you can contact us via the email address provided. In this case we will store your personal data transmitted along with the email.
The personal information thus provided will not be disclosed to third parties. We will solely process the data provided to process your enquiry.
We process the personal data you entered in the forms solely to process your contact enquiry. If you contact us by email, we pursue our legitimate interest when we process your data.
We process the other personal data provided as part of the sending process to prevent abuse of the contact form and ensure that our IT systems are secure.
The legal basis for processing your personal data is your consent given to us as provided for in Article 6(1) letter (a) GDPR. The legal basis for processing your personal data transmitted to us when you send us an email message is Article 6(1) letter (f) GDPR. If the aim of the email contact is to enter into a contract with us, we will additionally base on the provisions of Article 6(1) letter (b) GDPR to process your data.
We will erase your data as soon as we no longer need them for the purpose we collected them for. With regard to the personal data provided and transmitted to us via the contact form and in the email message your data will be erased when the respective communication with you ends.
The communication with you ends when the circumstances clearly indicate that the matter in question has been fully settled.
You can at any time withdraw your consent to the processing of your personal data. If you contact us by sending us an email to info@hansapark.de or data protection@hansapark.de, you can object to the storage of your data at any time. If you do so, we cannot process your enquiry.
Any personal data collected and stored in relation to the contact process will then be erased.
We process the personal data you provide to us in a job application to process your job application, i.e. to determine whether you are a suitable candidate and if we want to invite you for a job interview.
We process the personal data you provide to us based on the provisions of Article 6(1) letter (b) GDPR as we need to go through your data to decide if HANSA-PARK wants to employ you. Please do not provide any sensitive data in your job application, e.g. information about your health or religion, unless they are absolutely necessary for your job application. We are permitted to process sensitive data only after we have obtained your consent.
If we employ you, we will store your job application data in your personnel file to the extent required. If we do not have a suitable job for you, we will erase your personal data six (6) months after we have informed you about our decision. Otherwise, we will, in each case, store your job application data only to meet the legal obligations to retain them.
If your job application was not successful, we will store your job application data for more than six months only if you have given us your express consent to do so. This is to enable us to contact you at a later point in time should we have a suitable vacancy. You can withdraw your consent at any time.
Applicants have the right at any time to withdraw their consent to the processing of their personal data. If applicants contact us by sending us an email to info@hansapark.de or data protection@hansapark.de, they can object to the storage of their data at any time. In that case we cannot consider the job application.
When you place an order, make a reservation or a purchase, you must provide the personal data we need to establish the business relationship and perform the contractual obligations associated with it. In addition, you have to provide the data we must collect to meet our legal obligations. If you do not provide such data, we cannot answer your enquiries and enter into any contract resulting from the enquiries. We also use such data to offer you and promote new services respectively.
We lawfully process your data to pursue our legitimate interests.
If we intend to use your personal information for a purpose other than the ones mentioned above, we will inform you as required by law.
HANSA-PARK must comply with various legal regulations (e.g. tax laws, German Commercial Code [HGB]) that provide for the processing of personal data. This includes in particular the processing of personal data for the purpose of preventing fraud and money laundering, complying with control and notification obligations under tax laws as well as assessing and managing corporate risks.
We retain your personal information for the purposes mentioned above. Your data will be processed for the first time upon collection, i.e. when you or a third party provide them to us. We will erase your personal information after the contractual relationship with you has ended, each party has fulfilled their obligations under the contract and there are no other legal obligations or reasons to store the personal data such as, for example, the statutory obligation to retain data as provided for in the German Commercial Code [HGB] and the German Fiscal Code [AO]. In other words, we will erase your personal information after the legal retention period has expired at the latest, which usually is 10 years after the contract has ended. And finally, the storage period also depends on the statutory period of limitation applicable taking into account our reasonable legitimate interests. Pursuant to section 195 et seq. German Civil Code [BGB], for example, the standard limitation period is three years. In specific cases, however, the statutory period of limitation may be up to 30 years.
If you have questions or complaints regarding our Data Privacy Statement, please contact us (HANSA-PARK Freizeit- und Familienpark GmbH & Co. KG, Am Fahrenkrog 1, 23730 Sierksdorf, email: datenschutz@hansapark.de).
You have the right to request from us, the controller, access to your personal data (Article 15 GDPR) as well as rectification (Article 16 GDPR), erasure (Article 17 GDPR) and restriction of processing of your personal data (Article 18 GDPR). Pursuant to Article 20 GDPR you have the right to data portability. To assert your right to demand access to and erasure of your personal data, the restrictions provided for in sections 34 and 35 BDSG apply. On top, you have the right to lodge a complaint with a data protection supervisory authority (Article 77 GDPR in connection with section 19 BDSG).
Insofar as we process data to pursue our legitimate interests (see III.2. above), you have the right to object at any time to the processing of your personal data on grounds relating to your particular situation, including the right to object to the processing of your personal data for marketing purposes. If you object, we will stop processing your personal information unless we can demonstrate compelling legitimate grounds for the processing that override your interests, rights and freedoms or the processing of the data is necessary to assert, exercise or defend against legal claims.
Where we process your personal information for direct marketing purposes, you have the right to object at any time to the processing of your data for such marketing, including profiling in relation to such direct marketing. If you object to the processing of your data for direct marketing purposes, we will stop processing your personal information for such purposes.
You can withdraw your consent at any time (see item III.2 above, data processing based on your consent). We will then stop processing your personal information. The withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of the processing of your data based on consent before its withdrawal.
To raise an objection or to withdraw consent, simply send us a letter (b)y post or an email.
5. Do you disclose my data to third parties? Who provides the e-mail service?
HANSA-PARK uses the services of Episerver Campaign to send emails to recipients from its online shop, https://my.hansapark.de. Episerver GmbH, Wallstraße 16, 10179 Berlin, Germany is the provider of the service. For more information please refer to Episerver GmbH's privacy statement at https://www.episerver.de/legal/privacy-statement.
We use the service provider to pursue our legitimate interests as defined in Article 6(1) letter (f) GDPR based on a contract with the processor pursuant to Article 28(3) 1st sentence GDPR.
The service provider may use recipients' pseudonymised personal data – i.e. they do not identify users - to optimise or improve its own services, e.g. to technically optimise the sending or design of the newsletter or for statistical purposes. The service provider will not use the personal data to contact newsletter subscribers or disclose them to third parties.
We have integrated PayPal elements into our online shop. PayPal is an online payment service provider that has no relations with HANSA-PARK. Payments are made from PayPal accounts - virtual private or business accounts. PayPal also offers the option to make virtual payments by credit card if you do not hold a PayPal account. A PayPal account is managed via an email address, which is why there are no account numbers in the traditional sense. PayPal allows its users to make online payments to third parties or receive payments. PayPal also acts in a fiduciary capacity and offers purchase protection services.
PayPal (Europe) S.à.r.l. & Cie. S.C.A., 22-24 Boulevard Royal, 2449 Luxembourg, Luxembourg is the European operating company of PayPal.
If you select the PayPal payment option in our online shop to pay for your purchases, your personal data will automatically be transmitted to PayPal. By selecting this payment option, you consent to your personal data required to process the payment being transmitted to PayPal.
The personal data transmitted to PayPal usually comprise your first name, surname, address, email address, IP address, telephone number, mobile phone number or such other data as are needed to process the payment. In addition, other personal data related to the respective order are needed to process the purchase contract.
The purpose of the transfer of the data is to process payments and prevent fraud. We transfer personal data to PayPal in particular if we have a legitimate interest in the transfer. PayPal may, in certain circumstances, transfer the personal data exchanged between PayPal and us to credit reference agencies to check identities and creditworthiness.
PayPal may disclose your personal data to affiliates and third-party service providers or subcontractors where this is necessary to meet contractual obligations or process orders.
You can at any time withdraw your consent to the processing of your personal data by notifying PayPal. The withdrawal does not affect personal data the processing, use or transfer of which is essential to process payments (under the contract).
You can also make payments by credit card (VISA and Mastercard). In that case, we will transfer your data to our payment service provider, BS Payone GmbH, Lyoner Straße 9, 60528 Frankfurt am Main (subsequently referred to as "BS Payone GmbH"). BS Payone will match your payment data to the respective credit institute (VISA and/or Mastercard). Your credit card will be debited based on a payment form that you need to fill in on the payment platform of BS Payone GmbH. BS PAYONE GmbH is a company of the Sparkassen financial group that complies with the highest security standards and can draw on more than 20 years of experience in the processing of cashless payments. The service provider has been fully certified to PCI-DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) for several years now. PCI-DSS is a standard that prescribes a range of binding regulations for the protection of sensitive card holder information. Companies must guarantee compliance with PCI-DSS to be authorised to store, transmit or process credit card transactions.
When you select a payment method (e.g. credit card payment) on the HANSA-PARK website, the system will generate and store an "alias" for the payment method (a randomly generated, clear alphanumerical series) you selected. This alias will be transmitted to BS Payone GmbH, where it will be stored together with the payment data. The alias will subsequently be used as a "substitute" for the actual payment data (e.g. credit card number) in the communication with BS Payone GmbH to avoid having to transmit the card data in each transaction.
If you want to know more about how your personal data are used, please contact BS Payone by email (privacy@bspayone.com) or write a letter to BS Payone GmbH, Lyoner Straße 9, 60528 Frankfurt am Main.
You can also pay by Giropay. In that case, we will transmit your data to our payment service provider, BS Payone GmbH, Lyoner Straße 9, 60528 Frankfurt am Main (subsequently referred to as "BS Payone GmbH"). BS Payone will match your payment data to the respective bank.
When you enter the master and communication data as well as the routing number in the payment form provided on the payment platform of BS Payone GmbH, you will be redirected to the homepage of your bank via a secure online connection. After you have entered your login name and PIN, the system will display a pre-completed online payment form that cannot be changed. You complete the payment process by entering a valid TAN.
You can also make payments by immediate bank transfer. In that case, we will transmit your data to our payment service provider, BS Payone GmbH, Lyoner Straße 9, 60528 Frankfurt am Main (subsequently referred to as "BS Payone GmbH"). BS Payone will match your payment data to the payment service provider that offers the immediate bank transfer service.
When you enter the master and communication data as well as the IBAN and BIC in the payment form provided on the payment platform of BS Payone GmbH, you will be redirected to the familiar immediate bank transfer payment page via a secure online connection.
Immediate bank transfer is a service provided by SOFORT GmbH, Theresienhöhe 12, 80339 Munich, Germany. The "immediate bank transfer" acts as an online payment service provider that enables you to make cashless payments for products and services offered on the internet.
The personal data transmitted to the immediate bank transfer service usually comprise your first name, surname, address, telephone number, IP address, email address or such other data as are needed to process your order as well as data in relation to your order such as the number of items ordered, item numbers, invoice amounts and taxes in per cent, invoice information, etc.
The above data must be transferred to allow the system to process your order and accept the payment method you selected, in particular to confirm your identity and manage your payment and the customer relationship.
Please note: Immediate bank transfer may involve the transfer of your personal data to third-party service providers, subcontractors or other affiliates where this is necessary to meet the contractual obligations in relation to your order or who need them to process the purchase contract.
The immediate bank transfer service may, in certain circumstances, involve the transfer of the personal data provided to credit reference agencies to check identities and creditworthiness.
If you want to know more about how your personal data are used, please contact the immediate bank transfer service by email (data protection@sofort.com) or write a letter to SOFORT GmbH, Datenschutz, Theresienhöhe 12, 80339 München).
Another payment option is "paydirekt" In that case, we will transmit your data to our payment service provider, BS Payone GmbH, Lyoner Straße 9, 60528 Frankfurt am Main (subsequently referred to as "BS Payone GmbH"). BS Payone will match your payment data to the paydirekt service provider.
When you enter the master and communication data and tick a check box in the payment form that you need to fill in on the payment platform of BS Payone GmbH, you will be redirected to the familiar paydirekt page via a secure online connection.
If you pay by paydirekt, your payment data will be transmitted to paydirekt GmbH, Hamburger Allee 26-28, 60486 Frankfurt am Main, that will process your payment.
The payment data (e.g. payment amount, payment recipient data) and your confirmation that the payment data are correct, will be collected, processed and transmitted to the bank by paydirekt GmbH to have your paydirekt payment processed. paydirekt GmbH will authenticate the payment via the authentication procedure stored in the system under your identity. The bank will authorise payments to the dealer by involving paydirekt GmbH. paydirekt GmbH collects and stores the transaction data of paydirekt payments. The transaction data comprise the transaction reference and transaction ID as well as information about the shopping basket, which paydirekt GmbH receives from the dealer if the dealer supports the procedure. paydirekt GmbH and the bank base on the transaction data to identify and reference the transaction later (e.g. for refunds) and to match the transaction to the respective customer. To process refunds, paydirekt GmbH transmits the transaction data to the bank.
Apart from paying cash in € or the common foreign currencies, you can also pay by EC card or credit card (VISA or Mastercard) at/in the Park.
In that case, we will transmit the following data to our payment service provider, BS Payone GmbH, Lyoner Straße 9, 60528 Frankfurt am Main (subsequently referred to as "BS Payone GmbH"). BS Payone will process them.
BS PAYONE GmbH is a company of the Sparkassen financial group that complies with the highest security standards and can draw on more than 20 years of experience in processing cashless payments. The service provider has been fully certified to PCI-DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) for several years now. PCI-DSS is a standard that prescribes a range of binding regulations for the protection of sensitive card holder information. Companies must guarantee compliance with PCI-DSS to be authorised to store, transmit or process credit card transactions.
As the data generated by etracker are processed and stored by etracker in Germany only, their processing is subject to the strict German and European data protection laws and standards. etracker has been inspected by an independent body, certified and awarded the ePrivacyseal, a data protection seal of approval (https://www.eprivacy.eu/kunden/vergebene-siegel/firma/etracker-gmbh/).
The data are processed in compliance with Article 6(1) letter (f) (legitimate interest) General Data Protection Regulation [GDPR]. It is our legitimate interest to improve our online services and internet presence. As we do our utmost to respect users' privacy, etracker anonymises the IP address as early as possible and converts registration or device identifiers into a clear key that cannot be used to identify persons. etracker will not use or merge the data with other data and it will not disclose your data to third parties.
You can object to the processing of the data described above at any time insofar as the data are personal data. Your objection has no adverse effect on you.
I object to the processing of my personal data on this website by etracker.
Should an error occur while you are visiting our website, the relevant log files will be analysed (more information on log files is available above) to make the errors visible. This will allow us to remove errors from our website and optimise processes.
The data are processed in compliance with Article 6(1) letter (f) (legitimate interest) European General Data Protection Regulation [EU-GDPR]. It is our legitimate interest to improve our online services and internet presence.
The data collected within the Sentry software programme will be automatically deleted after 30 days at the latest.
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I have a little pocket planner that I keep notes in regarding my weight loss journey. It's just one of those little $1 mini calendars with daily squares just big enough to write a weight and a calorie level and some exercise notes, but I find it a very useful tool in seeing the Big Picture, including patterns of my being on- and off- plan. I was looking it over today, seeing what events or occasions, exactly, have tripped me up and sent me spinning out of control in the past. After all, what good are mistakes if we don't learn from them, right? Figure it out, avoid it in the future!
So, this might *sound* like a heck of a lot of screw ups, but remember, this is over the course of a year and a half. Most of the time, I was on plan. But those off plan times? They follow a pattern.
I just wanted to write this all down, as a first step (awareness). I am going to spend some time thinking about what I, personally, can do to control my eating when these situations come up again. If you have ideas for me, I am all ears. How do you handle these types of situations?
:) How do I handle those exact situations when they occur in my life? Same as you.
I'll be watching for those suggestions!
I started telling people early what i would not eat and what I wished they'd never serve me. Period. No excuses, just, "I need to NOT get diabetes and I need to save what's left of my knee and foot joints, and I can't eat X, Y, Z." At first, they'd forget. Now, they know. Even when my nephew had died and there were weeks straight of famiy getting together with all sorts of traditional Cuban temptations, the people passing trays would see me, go,' Oh, right, not for you!" and move along. :D When they see you're serious, they respect boundaries. I'm not gonna be nice for them so my health deteriorates. Let them be nice to ME!
Buffets: Avoid them altogether. I know they are trouble. Period. I just don't go.
Pain/sickness: I wanted badly to dive into all sorts of brain appeasing foods when my nephew was dying, but I decided that did not honor him at all. It simply capitulated to the same thing that led toh is demise: overeating. So, I prepared huge sacks full of snacks for me and hubby that were on plan and took them to the hospital, sister's house, etc. I told myself pain was no excuse to overeat. It was a cop-out and an insult to the people who love me who shouldn't have to watch me die prematurely.
That's how I've handled it in the last year.
We have a great kinship in this matter, especially the one about travel being special and an OK time to go off plan.
Princess Dieter is spot on.
If you slip-up, only do it for one meal. Lyn, make that a rule, so it doesn't turn into several days off plan. I think that's the problem: one morsel of food off plan, and it sends you into a binge for days. That's gotta change.
I look at food in the way that alcoholics and drug addicts look at their addictive substances...yet we cannot competely abstain, can we? So foods like flour and sugar are on THE LIST. Abstaining is probably the hardest thing I've ever had to do in my life and when I need a reality check, I go watch A&E Intervention and am thankful I'm not addicted to meth or heroine. Now that's a lifelong craving even when off the stuff. We fall down and we get up and I surely do wish I had the mindset of a guy sometimes when they say...oops, got a bit of a belly, better skip some meals and exercise! Hahaha, the simplicity of a male mind. Much love to you Lyn, first time commentor but long time reader. I commend you for keeping this blog for so long. Kudos to you and keep going, you'll get there.
i'm trying to look at special occasions and trips ect ect as OPPORTUNITIES and NOT excuses. there's always a choice and going off plan for me even a little triggers all my food addictions and we know where that leads.
for dinner parties if i know the person i simply ask what were having before if i can't have any of it i eat prior to going or bring something appropriate. i'm also steering away from special occasions being centered around food and looking for other ways to celebrate.
Judith Beck. Read her books.
yep, have done it. I think there is still a review I wrote for one of them on my review blog.
I found her books insightful, did the cards, etc, just didn't really resonate with me a lot.
It's good to take a look at the whole picture to see a pattern. That way it's easier to determine whether to avoid the triggers or try to fit these occasions into the plan somehow, eventually.
It is only when I am following any kind of strict "diet" or "plan" that I am tempted to overeat. It took me years to figure out that dieting led to weight gain for me because once I went "off" I couldn't control myself. I do much better making my only "plan" this: eat healthy foods as much as possible, stop eating when full, limit the less healthy foods to unusual situations, and (as someone else suggested) keep the less desirable eating to one meal here and there. A lot of the foods that I once found irresistible have lost their power over me because I know I can eat them if the situation calls for it. I also refuse to feel guilty or bad or unsuccessful because I am not adhering to some very strict eating plan. I have lost over 30 pounds but I honestly would have been satisfied to just quit GAINING weight for a while!
Thanks for sharing your incredible journey, Lyn. Your small calendar with notes is a good idea for keeping track of a lot of different things. Thanks also to all the great commenters on your site. I have learned so much from all of you.
Planned eating, no tasting here and there.
I love to travel but I know if I eat junk or trigger foods, then I'll have to spend money on healthcare and illness and not fun vacations. No fun camera or no fun photos and I won't be able to hike or walk and see and do if I'm obese. And I won't want to be in the photos myself.
Wow. At first I didn't see the point of recording everything..but I see the point of it now. You get to see trends in your habits and are able to fix or anticipate. I'm going to start keeping journal.
One way I handle special occasions and food is to take advantage of the exercise "loophole" - I can burn off a few of those extra calories that I know I will consume. (Certainly not all, but some). I think the extra exercise (maybe it's an additional amount of time each day or another day a week) helps me to feel that I am in control of these calorie situations when I'm not in control of the meals that I prepare. I look forward to the special occasion where a decadent meal is prepared for a dinner party, add additional exercise into my routine for the week (beforehand if possible), and enjoy the meal immensely with the smallest portions I feel I can get away with without: (a) offending my hosts or (b) feeling as though I'm depriving myself of a treat. It's great if I can serve myself (sometimes I'll offer to help serve for this reason, as well as to be helpful). But, if not, I say 'just a small serving for me, I'm trying to enjoy smaller portions overall' - especially for a dish that I suspect may be quite high calorie. And then, I may go back for a second small serving of some items on the healthier side 'because it's so good I can't resist.' Hopefully, my host feels as though they made a delicious treat for me, and I know that I haven't totally overdone things for my goals. It may end up being more of a 'maintain' day than a 'weight loss' day, but by exercising and planning to enjoy myself, I can go back to the plan for the next meals with the understanding that there will be several 'maintain' days throughout my weight loss journey. (Also, importantly, I DO NOT try to make up for it beforehand or afterwards by eating less than I normally plan to eat for my weight loss goals.) This way of thinking allows me the freedom not to feel guilty about special occasions and to even look forward to those meals. After all, we have many social traditions that celebrate with food together, and it's a shame to miss out on that aspect of our social lives...especially since it may lead to feelings of resentment toward the food we are preparing for ourselves in the long run, perhaps ultimately contributing to rebellious binges. I also make realistic eating goals for vacation - I plan for that to be a 'maintain' time, and I really try to think about ways to plan things so that I get 'coincidental' exercise, if possible, with things I truly enjoy. On the beach? Take several short walks or swim for a bit in between sunbathing and relaxing. Window shopping. Going to a museum where walking and standing will be part of the experience. As always, thanks for sharing, Lyn!
I can't speak for every situation, but when it comes to eating at a friend's house, I just tell them what I can and cannot eat. I have to now because of my diabetes, but even beforehand, I'd ask ahead of time what they were planning to prepare and then this led to a discussion of my likes/dislikes, as well as my husband's. I HATE fish and will not eat it to be polite an he hates pasta, so I wanted to avoid an awkward situation. Most friends usually ask what we want ahead of time, anyway, but for the others, they appreciated me bringing it up. I'd usually frame it, "We'd love to bring something. Do you mind if we discuss the menu beforehand?" and that would lead to, "Oh, do you like this?" etc. Then we'd bring a dish, everyone would enjoy the food and everyone would be happy. I ALWAYS ask guests what they like, as well. Anyway, now that I have diabetes I have to be really particular. I went to a party today and actually brought food with me so I could make sure I had something to eat. Turned out that there was plenty that I could have, but I can prepared.
Really like Princess Dieter's suggestions!


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