Aquaboulevard: Your Ultimate Guide to Paris’ Largest Water Park Experience
Aquaboulevard is Paris’ largest water park, perfect for a fun family day. With thrilling slides, wave pools, and relaxation zones, it's a must-visit! Book tickets in advance.
It’s highly recommended to book your Aquaboulevard tickets in advance. These tickets sell out quickly, so securing your spot early ensures you don’t miss out on this unforgettable experience.
There is no end to the fun at the Aquaboulevard, with up to eleven adventurous water slides, two wave pools, swing ropes, lazy rivers, counter-current rivers, over 30 Mauritian straw huts, thrilling water activities, as well as indoor and outdoor Jacuzzis.
From high-speed slides that twist and turn to tube slides that provide an adrenaline-pumping rush, there is something for everyone.
Children are not left out either, as the water park features dedicated areas with smaller slides and water play structures designed just for them.
The park boasts several Jacuzzis and hot tubs where visitors can unwind and soak away their worries.
Get that summer tan you always wanted in the spacious sunbathing beach areas with 4,000 m2 of fine sand for a real seaside experience where you can stretch out and bask in the warm Parisian sun.
When you have had enough water activities, indulge in pampering and relaxation with Aquaboulevard’s state-of-the-art facilities, including gyms, saunas, hammams, and steam rooms.
The delight doesn’t stop here, as the complex also houses a multiplex theater, several restaurants, gaming zones, and shops to round off your trip with delectable food, souvenirs, and entertainment.
Celebrate your special day in an out-of-the-box way with the Aquaboulevard, which can host events like birthday parties, anniversaries, pool parties, and much more.
Where to book tickets
Aquaboulevard Paris tickets are available online in advance or at the attraction’s ticket office.
Online ticket prices tend to be cheaper than tickets at the venue.
When you buy online, you can avoid the long queues at the attraction’s ticket counters.
Because some attractions sell a limited number of tickets, during peak days they may sell out. Booking early helps avoid last-minute disappointments.
How do online tickets work?
Go to the Aquaboulevard booking page, and select your preferred date and number of tickets to buy the tickets.
Once you purchase Aquaboulevard tickets, they get delivered to your email address.
There is no need to get printouts of the ticket.
You can show the e-ticket on your smartphone when you visit the attraction.
Aquaboulevard tickets are priced at €36 for all adults 12 years or older.
Tickets for children aged between three to 11 costs €21 and entry to them will only be allowed in accompaniment of an adult over 18 years.
Age proof will be required for children’s entry.
Children under three years are not allowed inside the water park.
Discounted tickets are available directly from the venue for entry after 5 pm.
Aquaboulevard tickets
A ticket to Aquaboulevard gives you access to the 7000 square meters of the water world.
Wake box, Tarzan’s rope, Aqualooping, Aquamikaze, Aquaturbo, Aquajonas, and aqua biking sessions are just a few of the many rides and water activities available at the park.
Everything from geysers, waterfalls, and water canons, to out-of-the-water games like tennis, mini golf, and squash await you at this magical land.
There are a few iconic tourist attractions near Aquaboulevard, some of which are just a few minutes drive away, and combo tickets can help you visit them all by booking just once.
You can buy Aquaboulevard tickets in combination with tickets for Parc Astérix, and Paris Zoo.
Parc Astérix + Aquaboulevard
Distance: 49 km (30 miles)
Time Taken: 1.5 hours by car
A Parc Astérix + Aquaboulevard ticket gives you access to Aquaboulevard as well as Parc Astérix, a theme park based on Albert Uderzo and René Goscinny’s comic book series Asterix.
Explore the six themed areas, high-thrill roller coasters, and seven different rides.
Get a never-before experience by watching the water ballet featuring dolphins and sea lions, magic shows, stunt shows, and much more!
Get a 5% discount on booking this combo ticket online.
A Paris Zoo + Aquaboulevard ticket gives you access to The Paris Aquarium as well as the Paris Zoo, where you can see animals from all around the world in their natural habitat.
A twenty-minute drive from the Cinéaqua, Paris Zoo, also known as Parc Zoologique de Paris, is spread over 14.5 hectares with a 4,000 m2 tropical rainforest-filled greenhouse and five biozones of various animal habitats.
A haven for animal lovers, Parc Zoologique de Paris, takes you on a safari to remember.
Get a 10% discount on booking this combo ticket online.
Save time & money! Buy Paris Museum Pass and visit over 60 famous attractions in and around Paris. Book now and explore museums and monuments such as the Louvre and Versailles.
How to reach Aquaboulevard
Aquaboulevard is located in the 15th arrondissement.
Address: 4 Rue Louis Armand, 75015 Paris, France. Get Directions
The Aquaboulevard can be easily reached by public transport or car.
By Bus
The nearest station to the Aquaboulevard is the Louis Armand Bus Stop, serviceable by bus routes 39, 169, N13, and N62.
Louis Armand Bus Stop is a three-minute walk from Aquaboulevard.
By Metro
Board line 8 to reach Balard Metro Station, a nine-minute walk from the water park.
You can also reach the destination via Corentin Celton Station (Line 12), a ten-minute walk from the water park.
Pont du Garigliano Station is a five-minute walk from the water park.
By Car
If you’re driving by car, turn on Google Maps and get started!
You can park your vehicle at the paid parking facility, which is open 24/7.
Opening hours of Aquaboulevard
On Monday till Thursday, the Aquaboulevard is open from 9 am to 11 pm.
On Friday, it runs from 9 am till 12 midnight.
On Saturday, it is open from 8 am till 12 midnight, and on Sundays the opening hours are from 8 am till 11pm.
How long does the tour take
You will need half a day to explore Aquaboulevard Parc Aquatique fully.
The total time required to explore the water park can depend on many factors, like the activities you want to do, time spent on each activity, the number of people, whether it’s a weekday or weekend, and so on.
Best time to visit Aquaboulevard
The best time to visit Aquaboulevard in Paris is when the water park opens at 9 am.
Arriving early offers a number of benefits – you can avoid long queues at the water rides, you get ample time to explore every nook and corner of the park and most importantly you can experience all the rides.
We recommend visiting Aquaboulevard Paris on weekdays rather than the weekends and preferably in the morning or afternoon to avoid the crowd.
Peak season (March to September) is usually tight for the water park, so plan your trip beforehand.
FAQs about the Aquaboulevard
Here are some questions visitors usually ask before visiting the Aquaboulevard.
Where can I purchase tickets to Aquaboulevard?
You can conveniently purchase your Aquaboulevard tickets online.
When is the last admission to the Aquaboulevard?
The last permissible admission into the water park is at 9 pm.
What should I wear to Aquaboulevard?
Swimwear is mandatory in the water park. Only tight-fitting boxers and bathing trunks are permitted. Shorts, underpants, sarongs, and other outfits are prohibited.
Is there any restaurant at the Aquaboulevard?
Yes, the waterpark has various food outlets onsite like MyoCorner, Cap Sud, Mini-Golf Bar, Mc Donald’s, Mc Café and Haagen Dasz.
Can I smoke inside the premises of Aquaboulevard?
Smoking anywhere inside the premises of Aquaboulevard is strictly prohibited.
How can I communicate my private event requirements to the Aquaboulevard?
To communicate my private event requirements to the Aquaboulevard, fill out this contact form or contact the water park authorities by emailing them at event@aquaboulevard.com. The contact forum functions from Monday to Friday between 10 am and 6 pm.
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We visited Aquaboulevard on a rainy July day and had an awesome time! Spent six hours there, and the kids wanted to stay longer. The indoor complex has slides, a wave pool, jacuzzi, and more. Outside, there are additional slides and a huge pool. Despite the weather, it was a fantastic family day!
We visited Aquaboulevard on a rainy July day and had an awesome time! Spent six hours there, and the kids wanted to stay longer. The indoor complex has slides, a wave pool, jacuzzi, and more. Outside, there are additional slides and a huge pool. Despite the weather, it was a fantastic family day!