Eleven water slides, a wave pool rolling in over a sandy beach, and a lazy river winding through palm trees, all under a vast glass roof in the fifteenth arrondissement. Outside it might be a grey Paris afternoon. Inside it is 30 degrees and the waves are coming.
Aquaboulevard is Europe’s largest urban water park, spread across 7,000 square metres a short hop from the Eiffel Tower. Book your tickets and swap sightseeing for a day in the water!
Aquaboulevard is Europe’s largest urban water park, spread across 7,000 square metres a short hop from the Eiffel Tower. Book your tickets and swap sightseeing for a day in the water!
Key Highlights
- Plunge down 11 water slides including the famous Pentaglisse
- Ride the waves in the park’s big wave pool
- Drift the lazy river through a tropical indoor setting
- Stretch out on a real sandy beach in the middle of Paris
- Unwind in the jacuzzis, geysers and water mushrooms
- Swim between heated indoor and outdoor pools year-round
- Splash about in the dedicated children’s play areas
- Relax in the sauna and wellness zones
About Aquaboulevard water park Ticket
Aquaboulevard opened as Europe’s largest urban water park and still holds the title, covering 7,000 square metres of aquatic space in the fifteenth arrondissement, barely a few minutes from the Eiffel Tower by train. What makes it unusual is that it works all year, with heated indoor and outdoor areas kept tropical regardless of what Paris is doing outside.
The slides are the headline. Eleven of them wind through the complex, with the Pentaglisse the one everyone talks about, five parallel lanes that send riders racing each other down a series of bumps and drops. Others twist through enclosed tubes, some in near darkness, some opening onto views across the park.
The wave pool sits at the centre, generating proper surf that rolls in over a genuine sandy beach lined with loungers and palms. A lazy river circles the complex for anyone who would rather float than swim, and jacuzzis, geysers and water mushrooms are scattered throughout.
Families are well served, with dedicated shallow play zones and slides sized for younger children. Adults looking to switch off have the sauna and relaxation areas, and the wider complex includes restaurants, shops and a cinema.
Most visitors spend three to five hours here. It is one of the few attractions in Paris that genuinely improves when the weather is poor.
Book through Thrillark and secure your entry at the best available rate, so you head straight for the changing rooms.
The slides are the headline. Eleven of them wind through the complex, with the Pentaglisse the one everyone talks about, five parallel lanes that send riders racing each other down a series of bumps and drops. Others twist through enclosed tubes, some in near darkness, some opening onto views across the park.
The wave pool sits at the centre, generating proper surf that rolls in over a genuine sandy beach lined with loungers and palms. A lazy river circles the complex for anyone who would rather float than swim, and jacuzzis, geysers and water mushrooms are scattered throughout.
Families are well served, with dedicated shallow play zones and slides sized for younger children. Adults looking to switch off have the sauna and relaxation areas, and the wider complex includes restaurants, shops and a cinema.
Most visitors spend three to five hours here. It is one of the few attractions in Paris that genuinely improves when the weather is poor.
Book through Thrillark and secure your entry at the best available rate, so you head straight for the changing rooms.
Inclusions
- Full-day admission to Aquaboulevard.
- Unlimited access to 11 water slides.
- Access to the wave pool, lazy river, and sandy beach.
- Access to jacuzzis, geysers, and relaxation areas.
- Indoor and outdoor pools and children’s play areas.
Exclusions
- Food and drinks.
- Locker and towel rental.
Insiders' Tips
Arrive right at opening or in the last few hours of the day, since the wave pool and the Pentaglisse draw the longest queues through the middle of the afternoon.
Additional Information
Operating Hours
Child Policy
Accessibility & Facilities
Restrictions
- Monday to Thursday: 09:00 to 23:00
- Friday: 09:00 to midnight
- Saturday: 08:00 to midnight
- Sunday and public holidays: 08:00 to 23:00
- Last admission is typically 21:00, and hours vary seasonally
Child Policy
- Children under 3 are not admitted to the water park
- Child rate applies to ages 3 to 11
- Children must be accompanied by an adult over 18
- Proof of age may be required at entry
- Armbands are compulsory for children up to 6 years old
Accessibility & Facilities
- Changing rooms, showers and lockers on site
- Restaurants and snack outlets within the complex
- Sauna and relaxation areas available
- Towels and lockers available to rent
- Contact the park in advance to discuss specific access requirements
Restrictions
- Outside food and drink are not permitted in the water park
- French swimwear rules apply, with loose-fitting swim shorts prohibited
- Men must wear fitted swimming trunks rather than board shorts
- Tickets are non-transferable
- Height restrictions apply on some slides
Cancellation Policy
This ticket is non-refundable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in an Aquaboulevard ticket?
Your ticket covers full-day entry with unlimited access to all 11 water slides, the wave pool, the lazy river and the sandy beach. Jacuzzis, geysers, relaxation areas and the children’s play zones are included. Food, lockers and towel rental are extra.
How long does a visit to Aquaboulevard take?
Most visitors spend between three and five hours. Three hours covers the slides and the wave pool at a decent pace. Allow longer if you want to use the relaxation areas or eat on site.
What are the Aquaboulevard opening hours?
The park runs Monday to Thursday from 09:00 to 23:00, Friday from 09:00 to midnight, Saturday from 08:00 to midnight, and Sunday and public holidays from 08:00 to 23:00. Last admission is usually 21:00. Hours vary seasonally, so check before travelling.
What swimwear do I need for Aquaboulevard?
French pool rules apply strictly, and loose-fitting swim shorts are not permitted. Men must wear fitted swimming trunks, and women a full swimming costume. This catches out a lot of international visitors, and appropriate swimwear can be bought on site if needed.
Can young children go to Aquaboulevard?
Children aged 3 and over are welcome, with a reduced child rate for ages 3 to 11. Children under 3 are not admitted to the water park at all. All children must be accompanied by an adult over 18, and armbands are compulsory for under-6s.
Where is Aquaboulevard located?
It sits at 4 Rue Louis Armand in the fifteenth arrondissement, a short journey from the Eiffel Tower. The nearest station is Pont du Garigliano on RER C, and bus 39 stops close by at Louis Armand. It is easy to reach from central Paris.
Is Aquaboulevard good for a rainy day in Paris?
Ideal. The park is largely indoor and heated all year, so the slides, wave pool and beach stay tropical whatever the weather outside. It is one of the few Paris attractions that genuinely benefits from poor conditions.
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