Theme parks and attractions in and around Paris
Around Paris, a day at a park is planned like an outing: you pick a date, buy your ticket ahead, and the price changes with the day. In the upcoming dates of our catalogue, the names that come back most are Disneyland Paris and Parc Astérix for the big parks, the Paris Zoological Park, the Thoiry safari zoo and Parrot World for animals, the Aquarium de Paris at the Trocadéro, the Grévin wax museum, and ticketed immersive shows such as those at the Invalides. These are daytime outings, made for families and groups, sold as dated tickets.
The dated ticket is the rule: most parks charge less on a weekday than on a holiday Saturday, and the “1 day 1 park” or “day” tickets we show are the plain entry options, before extras. Booking a few days ahead is enough outside school holidays; during holidays and long weekends the big parks sell out earlier, and some close bookings once the day’s quota is reached. Annual passes and gift cards are not on this list.
This page gathers the parks, zoos, aquariums and dated-ticket attractions announced in Paris and the Île-de-France region, ranked by popularity, each listing carrying the venue, the next open date, the lowest entry price found at the seller and a link to book. Prices run from about twenty euros for a zoo or an aquarium to over fifty for a major park. Monument and museum tickets, passes and guided tours are not on this list: they belong to tourism, not to a night out.
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Frequently asked questions
Which parks and attractions can I book around Paris?
The big parks (Disneyland Paris, Parc Astérix), the animal parks (Paris Zoological Park, Thoiry, Parrot World), the Aquarium de Paris, the Grévin wax museum and ticketed immersive shows. Each listing shows the venue, the next open date and the lowest entry price.
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. A few days ahead is enough outside school holidays.
What does the displayed price cover?
The cheapest entry option found at the seller for an upcoming date, usually a plain one-day adult ticket. Extras, multi-day tickets and child fares are shown at the seller.
Are monument and museum visits listed here?
No. This list gathers parks, zoos, aquariums and dated-ticket attractions. Eiffel Tower, Louvre or château tickets, passes and guided tours are not included.