Aquaboulevard swaps Paris’s stone streets for a day of waves, twisting slides, and warm-up breaks in jacuzzis. I like the mix of high-energy rides and places to rest, and the chance for children to burn off steam without leaving the city. One thing to weigh: outdoor slides are closed in winter, and a cool or rainy day can make time in the water feel chilly.
I also like that the park gives families options beyond racing down slides: you can try the wave pool, ropes, and Wake Box, then pause on the grass or in a jacuzzi. The trade-off is that the ticket covers water-park admission only, not the cinema or Forest Hill fitness club.
- Key points before you go
- A water-park day in the 15th arrondissement
- From the slides to the wave pool
- Making room for a slower stretch
- Planning around children and changing rooms
- Choosing a time and season
- What the ticket costs, and what it covers
- Who should make time for Aquaboulevard?
- FAQ
- Where is Aquaboulevard?
- What is included with general admission?
- What are the opening hours?
- Are the outdoor slides open in winter?
- What age can children enter?
- What should I wear?
- Are lockers available?
- Can I bring food or drinks?
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Key points before you go
- Eleven waterslides include Aquamikaze, Aquaturbo, Aquasplash, and Aquarafting.
- Wave pools, ropes, and the Wake Box offer more than slide runs.
- Jacuzzis, a sauna, and relaxation areas give you a slower pace between rides.
- Outdoor slides close in winter, so check the season when choosing your date.
- Children aged 3 to 11 need a paying adult, and children up to age 6 must wear provided armbands.
- Bring swimwear and valid ID. Shorts and underwear are not allowed as swimwear.
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A water-park day in the 15th arrondissement
Aquaboulevard sits at 4 Rue Louis Armand in Paris’s 15th arrondissement. It makes a different kind of Paris day: instead of museums, monuments, and long walks, you get a large water park with rides, pools, and places to rest. That change of pace can be welcome, especially for families whose children need more action than another gallery can offer.
This is a self-guided admission, not a scheduled tour with a guide or fixed route. You decide how to spend your time, moving between slides, waves, and quieter areas at your own pace. The park is described as a substantial aquatic venue, but the exact order and availability of individual attractions can depend on the season, especially outdoors.
The setting also gives you a useful contrast with the rest of Paris. Aquaboulevard is not a historic sight, and it won’t tell you much about the city’s past. Its value is simpler: it gives you a place to swim, play, and let the children set the agenda for a while.
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From the slides to the wave pool
The headline attraction is the choice of 11 waterslides. Names include Aquamikaze, Aquaturbo, Aquasplash, and Aquarafting, with routes that twist through the park. The names suggest different kinds of runs, but detailed height limits and ride-by-ride rules aren’t provided here, so check the posted guidance when you arrive.
The slides are only part of the appeal. You can also ride big waves, swing on ropes, and take on the Wake Box. These activities give the day some variety: if your group tires of taking turns on slides, you can switch to the wave pool or another challenge rather than calling it quits.
For children, that variety matters. A family can settle into a rhythm of one active attraction, a break, then another round. For adults, it means you don’t have to spend the whole visit watching from the edge. Still, some attractions will be more appealing to confident swimmers and thrill-seekers than to anyone looking for a quiet swim.
One practical point: don’t assume every outdoor feature will be operating year-round. Outdoor slides are closed in winter. If those rides are central to your plans, choose a warmer-season date and check current opening details before setting out.
Making room for a slower stretch
Aquaboulevard isn’t all speed and splash. Jacuzzis and relaxation areas provide a place to ease off between rides, and a sauna is also listed among the quieter options. The appeal is obvious: a family day goes better when everyone can take a breather instead of trying to keep the energy high from opening to closing.
In fair weather, the outdoor area can add another kind of pause. There is trimmed grass where you can lie on a towel and enjoy the sun. That can be a real treat after a morning of slides, though it depends on the weather and the season. A sunny spell in May can feel very different from a rainy, cool day.
Water temperature is worth considering if you are sensitive to the cold. A cool or wet day may make the pools less comfortable, especially for children who spend a long time in the water. Pack a towel and a dry change of clothes, and plan breaks rather than expecting everyone to stay in the pool for hours without warming up.
The park also has restaurants, which can make the day easier if you don’t want to leave for a meal. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, so plan to buy refreshments inside. That rule may add to the cost of a family outing, and it limits the option of bringing your own picnic.
Planning around children and changing rooms
Children must be at least 3 years old to enter. For ages 3 to 11, bring proof of age, and remember that each child in that age range must be with a paying adult. Children up to age 6 must wear the armbands provided by the park. These are small requirements, but sorting them out before arrival can prevent a slow start.
The swimwear rules are firm: wear swimwear, not shorts or underwear. You must shower and walk through the footbath before entering the pools. These hygiene steps are part of the entry routine, so leave a little time for changing and getting ready instead of aiming to reach the water at the last minute.
Changing rooms have a one-person-at-a-time rule. That could make getting a whole family changed less quick than you’d hope, particularly at busy moments. Give yourself time to manage it, and keep the group together while each person takes a turn.
Lockers cost EUR 2, with the money refunded when you return the locker key. Bring valid ID, and have your mobile voucher ready to show. Musical instruments are not allowed, though that rule is unlikely to affect most day trips.
Choosing a time and season
Opening hours vary by day. From Monday to Thursday, the park is open from 09:00 to 23:00. Friday hours are 09:00 to midnight, Saturday starts earlier at 08:00 and also closes at midnight, and Sunday runs from 08:00 to 23:00. Last admission is 21:00.
Those are long opening hours, but a late entry leaves less time to use the attractions. Reduced tickets are available directly from the venue for entry after 17:00, which may suit you if you want a shorter visit. If you book through a third-party ticket, check its terms and price against the venue’s late-entry offer.
Season matters as much as the clock. Outdoor slides do not operate in winter, so a winter visit may not provide the same mix of attractions as a warm-weather day. In spring or summer, a sunny forecast can make the outdoor area and grass a bonus. On a rainy day, expect less appeal from those spaces and consider whether your family is comfortable spending most of its time around water.
What the ticket costs, and what it covers
The general-admission package is listed from US$40.39, while the headline price is shown from US$44.45. Those starting prices differ, so check the final amount for your date before you pay. The ticket covers admission to Aquaboulevard’s water park; it does not include the cinema, Forest Hill fitness club, personal expenses, or tips.
For a family that plans to use several attractions, admission can be worthwhile because the ticket gives you access to the park’s water-park offering rather than charging for a single slide or pool. It is a better fit if you expect to spend a good part of the day there. If you only want a brief swim or one ride, the price may feel steep, particularly once you add food and any other personal spending.
The price is not the whole value question. Consider whether the season suits the attractions you want, how much time you have, and whether your group will enjoy a busy day around water. A sunny day can make the grass, outdoor slides, and pools feel like a proper break from the city. A cold, rainy day may narrow the appeal, especially for anyone who gets chilled easily.
The voucher is valid only for the selected date, and a mobile voucher is accepted. Free cancellation is available with at least 24 hours’ notice, using the destination’s local time. Since the ticket is date-specific, make sure your plans are settled before choosing a day.
Who should make time for Aquaboulevard?
I’d consider Aquaboulevard if you’re travelling with children who love slides and pools, or if your family wants a full change of pace from Paris sightseeing. The mix of rides, waves, ropes, and jacuzzis helps keep different ages occupied, while the quieter areas give adults a chance to slow down.
It is less compelling if you’re visiting Paris for only a short stay and want to focus on the city’s landmarks and museums. It also may not be the right choice for a cold-weather day if outdoor rides are high on your list, or if your group dislikes chilly water. The venue is best treated as a substantial activity, not a quick stop between sights.
Book it if your group is excited by water parks, you can choose a suitable date, and you’re happy to spend on-site for food. Think twice if you want a low-cost, short outing or need outdoor attractions to be open in winter. Check the final price, the season, and the children’s entry requirements, then decide whether a day of slides is the Paris memory your family needs.
Aquaboulevard Water Park Admission in Paris
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FAQ
Where is Aquaboulevard?
It is at 4 Rue Louis Armand, 75015 Paris, France.
What is included with general admission?
General admission includes entry to Aquaboulevard Water Park. It does not include the cinema or the Forest Hill fitness club.
What are the opening hours?
Monday to Thursday, the park is open from 09:00 to 23:00. Friday hours are 09:00 to 00:00, Saturday 08:00 to 00:00, and Sunday 08:00 to 23:00. Last admission is at 21:00.
Are the outdoor slides open in winter?
No. Outdoor slides are not operational in winter.
What age can children enter?
Children must be at least 3 years old to enter. Children aged 3 to 11 must be accompanied by a paying adult, and proof of age is required for that age group.
What should I wear?
Wear swimwear. Shorts and underwear are not allowed as swimwear.
Are lockers available?
Yes. Lockers cost EUR 2, and the amount is refunded when you return the locker key.
Can I bring food or drinks?
No. Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the venue. Restaurants are available in the water park.
