Parc Asterix Tickets: Theme Park Entry Near Paris

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Paris, France

Non-refundable

This ticket cannot be cancelled and is non-refundable

About this tour

Parc Asterix sits about 30 kilometers north of Paris and builds its whole world around the Asterix comics, with six themed areas covering the Gauls, the Roman Empire, Ancient Greece, the Vikings, Egypt, and a trip through time. Your ticket gets you into all of it: big coasters like Toutatis and OzIris, water rides, the wooden Tonnerre 2 Zeus, and live stunt and magic shows throughout the day. Little ones have the Forest of Idefix and gentler rides, and you might run into Asterix or Obelix wandering by for a photo.

Highlights

Ride big coasters like the wooden Tonnerre 2 Zeus and the Egyptian-themed OzIris, plus plenty of water rides
Explore six themed areas: the Gauls, Roman Empire, Ancient Greece, Vikings, Egypt, and a trip through time
Catch live stunt shows, magic acts, and a dolphin and sea lion show
Meet characters like Asterix and Obelix around the park
Rides for every age, from toddlers in the Forest of Idefix to serious thrill-seekers
Try Toutatis, France's fastest ride at 70 mph and 170 feet high
Only about 30 kilometers north of Paris, with a seasonal shuttle from the city center

Places You Will Visit

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Included / Excluded

Entry to Parc Asterix
Access to all rides and attractions
Access to all shows

Planning Your Day at Parc Asterix

Parc Asterix is a seasonal park, so it isn't open year-round. The calendar usually runs from spring into early autumn, plus select winter and Halloween dates, and hours shift with the season, opening in the late morning and closing in the early evening, with later closings on summer weekends and during special events. Always check the official calendar for your exact date before you set out. Plan on a full day, roughly 6 to 8 hours, to get around the six themed areas without rushing.

The park is easy to reach from central Paris. Take the RER B train toward the airport and get off at Charles de Gaulle 1, where shuttle buses run directly to the gate; direct buses from Paris also operate in season, which is the simplest option if you aren't driving. By car, follow the A1 motorway (exit 7 or 8) to the on-site parking. There's no dress code, so wear comfortable shoes for a lot of walking and expect to get wet on the water rides, a light poncho and sunscreen are both worth packing. Lines for the top coasters build fast in summer and during school holidays, so get there at opening and hit the most popular rides first.

Weather in Paris

Today 57°F14°C 51°F10°C Rain 88%

Today 57°F14°C 48°F9°C Rain 100%

Tomorrow 62°F17°C 51°F11°C Rain 95%

Mon, Oct 26 59°F15°C 49°F10°C Rain 45%

Tue, Oct 27 65°F19°C 51°F11°C Rain 34%

Wed, Oct 28 60°F16°C 46°F8°C Rain 21%

Thu, Oct 29 61°F16°C 43°F6°C Rain 3%

Local time 2:46 AM, UTC+02:00

Available Days / Times

Monday : All day
Tuesday : All day
Wednesday : All day
Thursday : All day
Friday : All day
Saturday : All day
Sunday : All day

Last updated: Oct 22, 2026

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FAQs

What kinds of rides and attractions are at Parc Asterix?

You'll find big coasters like Toutatis, OzIris, and the wooden Tonnerre 2 Zeus, plus water rides, gentle family attractions, live shows, and character meet-and-greets across six themed areas.

Is Parc Asterix good for young children?

Yes. The Forest of Idefix and a range of gentle rides are built for little ones, and there are family shows and chances to meet the Asterix characters throughout the day.

Can I bring my own food and drinks into the park?

You can generally bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks, and there are designated picnic areas. Glass containers and alcohol brought from outside are not allowed.

Are lockers available at Parc Asterix?

Yes, rental lockers are available near the entrance and in some themed areas so you can store your belongings while you ride.

How long should I plan to spend at Parc Asterix?

Most people spend a full day, around 6 to 8 hours, to cover the main rides, catch a few shows, and walk through all the themed zones.

Are there height restrictions on the rides?

Yes, many rides have minimum height requirements for safety, and they're posted at each attraction's entrance. It's worth checking ahead if you're visiting with children.

Is Parc Asterix accessible for visitors with disabilities?

The park offers facilities and services for guests with disabilities, including adapted access to certain rides and wheelchair rentals. Current accessibility details are available on-site and through the park's own resources.

What is Parc Asterix themed around?

The whole park is built around the French Asterix comics by Rene Goscinny and Albert Uderzo, so instead of fairy-tale castles you get Gaulish villages, Roman camps, and the running gag of one small village holding out against the Roman Empire.

How do the coasters compare to other parks near Paris?

They tend to be more intense. Rides like Toutatis, Goudurix, and Tonnerre 2 Zeus draw coaster fans specifically, which sets Parc Asterix apart from the better-known parks in the area.

When did Parc Asterix open?

The park opened in 1989 and has grown into one of France's most visited attractions, with themed areas ranging from Ancient Greece and Egypt to a stretch styled after old Paris.

Are the rides and shows in French?

Most of the signage and the live shows are in French, but the rides themselves need no translation, so language isn't much of a barrier for the coasters and attractions.