PARC ASTERIX

Ils sont fous ces Gaulois ! (They are crazy these Gauls) Laughter, good mood, sharing in family and between friends, in 2017, come to live sensational experiences in the Park Astérix. At the beginning of 1980s, Albert Uderzo, one of the fathers of Asterix, has the idea of an amusement park on the theme of his heroes Asterix and Obelix. The park is inaugurated on April 27th, 1989 by Jack Lang, Minister of Culture. Since its opening, the park did not stop evolving and proposing novelties and new attractions. Adults, and children find what they are looking for there, that they are attracted by the new attraction of the park Astérix or by the big shows where get involved waterfalls, special effects, magic, humor and complicity. With « Tonnerre de Zeus », « Oziris », « Goudurix », « Sur la trace du Hourrah », « Le Cheval de Troie », « Discobelix », or « Pégase Express » the Park Asterix proposes strong sensations but also attractions for all the family! The park Astérix extends over 30 hectares to Plailly in the Oise, to around thirty kilometers from Paris in the North of the Paris region. By car, it is necessary to plan approximately 30 minutes from the « Porte de la Chapelle » of the Chapel. Situated near the Highway A1, the park is also easily accessible since Lille and the North of France. The park proposes a parking lot and the parking space costs 12 euros a day and by car. Since Paris, the park is also accessible in RER or in shuttles ready bus of the center of Paris. The park Astérix is opened from April till November. The price list of tickets varies according to date and the chosen category. The park also proposes pass and these tickets are valid for all the season. Temporary offers can allow to take advantage of a reduction on admission tickets. The entrance to the park Astérix is free for the children of less than 3 years. It is possible to spend the weekend in the park to take advantage better of activities. The park Astérix proposes packs stay amusement park and hotel in a very affordable price.

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