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Theme parks near Paris

9 theme parks to book in Paris — median entry price €29. Listings updated on .

Around Paris, a day at a park is planned like a short trip: you pick a date, buy your ticket ahead, and the price changes with the day. The names that come back most are Disneyland Paris and Parc Astérix for the big parks, the Jardin d’Acclimatation inside Paris, and ticketed attractions such as the Grévin wax museum. These are days out made for families and groups.

The dated ticket is the rule: most parks charge less on a weekday than on a holiday Saturday, and the “1 day” ticket we show is the plain entry option, before extras. A few days ahead is enough outside school holidays; during holidays and long weekends the big parks sell out earlier. Annual passes and gift cards are not on this list.

Each park has one listing here, valid for as long as it sells tickets: the opening period, the lowest entry price found at the seller and a link to book. One-off events such as late openings are listed separately when there are any.

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Frequently asked questions

Which theme parks are near Paris, and how far?

As the crow flies from central Paris: France Miniature (30 km), Disneyland® Paris (32 km), Parc Astérix (35 km) and Parrot World - Le parc animalier immersif (43 km). In Paris itself: Musée Grévin (9th arr.), Théâtre Grévin (9th arr.) and Jardin d'Acclimatation (16th arr.).

Which theme park is the cheapest?

Jardin d'Acclimatation, from €13 per entry; the most expensive of the selection, Parc Astérix, from €68. The price is the cheapest option found at the seller.

Until when are the parks open?

Tickets on sale: Théâtre Grévin until 28 December 2026, Disneyland® Paris until 31 March 2028, Parc Astérix until 8 November 2026 and France Miniature until 1 November 2026. You then pick the day at the seller.

What are the parks’ opening hours?

Musée Grévin: Monday to Friday 09:30–18:30; Saturday, Sunday 09:30–19:00. Hours published by the venue, which may change with the season: the seller confirms them when you book.

Do I need to buy a park ticket in advance?

Almost always: tickets are dated, often cheaper on weekdays, and the big parks close bookings once the day’s quota is reached during holidays.

What does the displayed price cover?

The cheapest entry option found at the seller, usually a plain one-day adult ticket. Extras, multi-day tickets and child fares are shown at the seller.