Jardin d'Acclimatation

Amusement park · Bois de Boulogne

Jardin d'Acclimatation

Amusement park · Bois de Boulogne

Bois de Boulogne, Rte de la Prte Dauphine à la Prte des Sablons, 75116 Paris, France

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Jardin d'Acclimatation is a delightful amusement park in Paris where families can enjoy charming rides, lovely gardens, and vibrant cultural events year-round.

Bois de Boulogne, Rte de la Prte Dauphine à la Prte des Sablons, 75116 Paris, France Get directions

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"An amusement park with historical significance and modern updates, located in the Bois de Boulogne." - Lauren Matison Lauren Matison Lauren Matison is a writer and editor specializing in outdoor adventure, sustainability, and family travel. She is a frequent contributor at National Geographic, Thrillist, The New York Times, Condé Nas

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"Located on the northern edge of the Bois de Boulogne, this kids amusement park features a small farm (it was founded as a zoo), the Exploradôme museum (science), plus a full menu of other attractions, like a mini golf course, trampolines, and a house of mirrors."

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"Jardin d’Acclimatation, set in the Bois de Bologne, is the only calm and pleasant amusement park we know of—it’s fun yet orderly, making it a pleasure for parents and kids alike. Hop aboard Le Petit Train (tickets are €2.90) from Porte Maillot—it’s by far the most charming way to arrive. Then, it’s onto the mini–roller coasters, mirrored funhouse, pony rides, and more. The entry fee is €5 (for adults or kids over 3), as are the actual rides, which you can buy in bulk at varying rates. Tack on a visit to the nearby Fondation Louis Vuitton , which has exhibitions, cafes, concerts, and great views." - Daisy de Plume

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@cntraveler

"What's so special about this place? Jardin d’Acclimatation is the only calm and pleasant amusement park we know of—it’s fun yet orderly, making it a pleasure for parents and kids alike. What are some of the highlights? Hop aboard Le Petit Train (tickets are €2.90) from Porte Maillot—it’s by far the most charming way to arrive. Then, it’s onto the mini–roller coasters, mirrored funhouse, pony rides, and more. Is it easy to get to—and around? The Jardin d’Acclimatation is in the Bois de Boulogne, one of Paris’ large forests. But the park itself is intimate enough—about 37 acres—not to overwhelm. So who do you think will get the most out of an afternoon here? Unlike, say, Six Flags, this is very much an amusement park for kids. The entry fee is €5 (for adults or kids over 3), as are the actual rides, which you can buy in bulk at varying rates. A well-planned day might also include a visit to the nearby Fondation Louis Vuitton , which has exhibitions, cafes, concerts, and great views." - Daisy de Plume

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Caroline C

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This park is a treasure. While half the rides were closed, our children loved the rides that were open and the unlimited ticket option was discounted accordingly. The staff were generally quite nice but I have to say our favourite person at the park was Daniel who was running Le Petit Carousel. He provided sound effects for the ride and was so gentle and kind!

tessa novack

Google

4.5 stars......The kids had a blast at my wallets expenses. We had a blast and it was less than our trip to Disney. 27€ for all four of us to enter. Slightly disappointed that the moveable dinos were unplugged but understanding because of the rain. 42€ each for unlimited rides and they did most definitely 42€ worth of rides. The coffee and popcorn were affordable and so delicious. The café was a perfect ending to our time here and for all four of us to have lunch was about 40€. All in all it was a great time despite the rain and the park is beautiful. The 7 different children's parks were a perfect way to start our day and then we worked our way to all the rides. Both my children are 120cm or taller and it was perfect for all the rides.

Mariola valero cabrejas

Google

I love going to this place, always a fantastic day out with the kids. Easily walkable, small queues, interesting festivals throughout the year: Holi, Dia de los muertos, Chinese New Year etc with shows, food trucks and parades. Decent food options available inside and you do not feel completely ripped off like in Disney. I recommend always booking online to avoid the queues and to arrive early, afternoon at around 2-3 pm starts getting busier.

Faiq Raedaya

Google

After a visit to Fondation Louis Vuitton, I randomly walked here on a lovely sunny day. It turned out to be a wonderful place with an amazing vibe. Orange leaves were falling from the trees, a soft wind was blowing from a glistening sun and kids were screaming on rides. Above all, there was still lovely music playing in the background that tied everything together. A lovely place to visit with families, I would imagine!

Victoria C

Google

Very nice park with attractions for all age groups. The entrance fee is 7 euros then you pay each attractions (unless you pay for full access ticket). There are nice places to bring your own lunch, and you can find some simple food too. The park is really well maintained.

Chin Siew Ming

Google

This theme park is amazing, you could generally spend the entire day visiting it. The staffs there are super friendly and rides didn't require a long que. This is maybe we went during the winter period.

Mary Ann

Google

Highly recommended. For families and for individuals. Great location and accessible by metro and bus. We enjoyed our stay and we did have fun.

Germán Zarama

Google

We had an amazing time at Jardin d'Acclimatation, and we highly recommend visiting, especially during their Día de los Muertos celebration, which runs until November. The park is beautifully maintained, with vibrant gardens and a wonderful atmosphere. All of the attractions are fun and offer something for everyone—whether you're visiting with kids or just looking for a relaxing day out. The Día de los Muertos decorations and activities are a special highlight, adding a unique cultural experience to the visit. Make sure to buy your tickets in advance through their website to avoid lines and ensure a smooth entry. It’s a fantastic spot to enjoy a day in Paris!