Besides visiting famous attractions like the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, Parc Astérix, a theme park located on the outskirts of Paris, is also a must-visit! With up to 47 rides, from family-friendly to extreme thrills, it's one of France's most popular amusement parks. Here's your integrated guide to Parc Astérix for 2024, including introductions to the top 8 attractions, transportation options, ticket information, and mobile app booking tips, allowing you to easily explore this Gaulish village!
Astrotech Amusement Park Ticket Guide
The park tickets are divided into one-day and two-day tickets. Adult ticket prices are 59 euros and 89 euros respectively, and children aged 4 to 11 pay 49 euros and 69 euros respectively. It is recommended to buy tickets in advance on the official website or travel platform, not only can enjoy discounted prices, but also queuing to buy tickets at the scene will take a lot of time.
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Astérix Park is a theme park based on the famous French comic "Asterix and Obelix." The park is divided into six themed areas, including Gaul Village, Viking Pirates, Ancient Egypt, Greece-Rome Empire, Middle Ages, and Future World. Whether adults or children, you can find suitable rides here for a magical historical adventure!
Ozymandias ship or OzIris spacecraft
Osiris is one of the most popular roller coasters in the park, measuring 1000 meters in length and 40 meters in height. It reaches speeds of up to 90 km/h. Sitting in the front row allows you to experience the feeling of weightlessness, guaranteed to get your adrenaline pumping!
Gaulish Raiders or Gallic Raiders
As the first roller coaster in France to have seven inversions, Goudurix is the ultimate challenge for thrill-seekers! This roller coaster features 7 vertical loops that are 360 degrees each, with a top speed of up to 110 km/h. But remember to eat some ginger or drink ginger tea before boarding to prevent motion sickness!
3. Mummy's Maze The Trace of the Hurricane
This is an off-road trail nearly 800 meters long. You will take a Jeep deep into the pyramid tombs, encountering various traps and unexpected situations along the way, guaranteed to surprise you and keep you screaming! Perfect for family fun.
Viking Attack Boat Odin Ekspress
Riding a dugout canoe in the Peruvian jungle, weaving through the forest with the current. Along the way, you'll pass several waterfalls, be careful not to get splashed! Suitable for those who love water activities.
Hurricane Frisbees
Want to experience the feeling of a UFO out of control and crashing? The Hurricane Flying Disk allows you to transform into an alien, riding a flying saucer that spins at high speed for 360 degrees. It will eventually "lose control" and crash to the ground, guaranteeing you'll be dizzy but wanting more!
6. Fallen God Thunder 2 Zeus
The latest roller coaster at Astrotech Park is over 30 meters high, with a vertical drop angle of 86 degrees and speeds exceeding 100 km/h! The unique track design completely subverts tradition. You will soar through the sky in a backward-facing position, experiencing the feeling of weightlessness and freefall. It's guaranteed to make you scream with excitement!
Asterix and the Gods
Want to experience the extreme speed of being sucked into a black hole? Ragnarok is the tallest and fastest free-fall tower in the park. After riding a chair up 80 meters high, you'll plunge down at a speed of 100km/h, making you feel weightless and wanting more! But please note that the height requirement is 140cm or taller to ride.
Gauls' Turning: Romus and Rapidus
Ready to battle the rapids with the Gauls? This thrilling whitewater rafting experience features 180-degree spins and multiple exhilarating water splash obstacles. Be careful not to be swept away by the current if you're sitting in the front row! It's recommended to wear light clothing or bring a change of clothes for a better ride.
[Transportation Guide] How to get to Astroworld?
To get from central Paris to Astérix Park, take the RER B line to Aéroport Charles De Gaulle station and then transfer to the Fileo bus. The journey takes about 30 minutes. It is recommended to leave one hour early to avoid traffic delays.
