Parc Astérix Paris Tickets
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About Parc Astérix
Parc Astérix is a must-visit in any Parisian adventure collection, offering a delightful mix of high-speed coasters, family rides, and live shows. Its unique Gaulish theming and seasonal events make it a standout among France’s top attractions, delivering fun and excitement for every type of traveler.
Parc Astérix opened in 1989 and is the second-most-visited theme park in France, welcoming over 2.5 million guests every year.
Toutatis, launched in 2023, is the tallest and fastest roller coaster in France, reaching speeds of 110 km/h and heights of 51 meters.
The park is divided into 6 themed lands, each reflecting a different era or culture from the Asterix comics, including Gaul, Rome, Greece, and Egypt.
Parc Astérix is famous for its seasonal events, especially 'Peur sur le Parc' (Fear in the Park) during Halloween, which transforms the park with spooky decorations and haunted attractions.
The park’s restaurants serve comic-inspired dishes, including wild boar sausages—a nod to Obelix’s favorite meal in the comics.
Why visit Parc Astérix?
Plan your visit
Main Entrance (Entrée Principale)
The Main Entrance is located at BP 8, 60128 Plailly, directly accessible from the A1 motorway (Exit 7). It is adjacent to the main parking lot and shuttle bus drop-off area. The entrance is fully wheelchair accessible, with wide, step-free pathways, ramps, and accessible ticket counters. Security checks and guest services are available right at the entrance, ensuring a smooth start to your day.
Regular Hours: Parc Astérix is typically open daily from 10am to 6pm during the main season (April to early November).
Extended Hours: On select weekends, holidays, and during special events (such as Halloween 'Peur sur le Parc'), the park may remain open until 10pm or later.
Last Entry: Last admission is generally 1 hour before closing time.
Special Closures: Closed mid-November to late March, except for Christmas in Gaul events in December. The park is also closed on certain weekdays outside peak season, always confirm your visit date in advance.
Event Nights: Separate tickets are required for Halloween and Christmas evening events, which may have different opening hours.
Lockers are available for rent near the entrance for storing personal belongings and bags.
Multiple souvenir shops are located throughout the park, offering Asterix-themed merchandise and gifts.
Dedicated kids play areas, including the Forest of Idéfix, are available for younger children.
A wide range of dining outlets, restaurants, and snack bars are available across the park, catering to various tastes and dietary needs.
Toilets are conveniently located throughout the park, including accessible facilities.
Paid parking is available on-site for visitors arriving by car. The current fee is approximately €20 per vehicle per day.
ATMs are available within the park for your convenience.
A first aid center is located inside the park for any medical needs or emergencies.
Baby nursing rooms and changing facilities are available for families with infants.
Shuttle transportation services are available from Paris and Charles de Gaulle Airport during park opening days. Tickets can be purchased in advance.
Wheelchairs are available for rent at the park entrance, subject to availability. Advance reservation is recommended during peak periods.
Most areas of the park are wheelchair accessible, including accessible toilets and designated viewing areas for shows. Some rides may not be suitable for wheelchair users.
Strollers are allowed in the park, and stroller rental is available near the entrance.
Service animals are welcome throughout the park. Please ensure they are clearly identified and under control at all times.
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