The park is built on the site of a former potash mine in the Alsace region.
The park utilizes the 'Balloon of the Little Prince' as its signature attraction, capable of lifting up to 30 passengers at once.
The landscape architecture is designed to reflect the planets visited by the Little Prince in the story.
It hosts a butterfly garden that features only species native to the Alsace area.
The park maintains a commitment to environmental sustainability, operating with significant ecological consideration for the local fauna and flora.
Le Parc du Petit Prince is the world's first aerial theme park located in Ungersheim, France, themed entirely around Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's classic novella. The park features three giant captive balloons that allow visitors to view the Alsace region from a height of up to 150 meters. Attractions are divided into three main zones: 'Fly', 'Discover', and 'Play'. Visitors can interact with animals at a petting zoo, explore an 18-hectare ecological site, and enjoy immersive 3D/4D cinema experiences. The park integrates educational environmental exhibits alongside traditional amusement rides. The site focuses on the themes of the book, including astronomy, aviation, and nature conservation. It is situated in the heart of Alsace, balancing literary nostalgia with interactive mechanical attractions.
Inside the basket of the captive balloon during ascent for a panoramic view of the Vosges mountains.
Download the park's digital map or app before arrival to track show times for the 4D cinemas.
Check weather forecasts for wind speeds, as the high-altitude balloons may suspend operations during heavy gusts.
Prioritize the flight attractions early in the morning for shorter wait times.
Do not wait until the end of the day to try the balloon attractions, as lines can be long and wind conditions often change in the late afternoon.
The park operates on a seasonal basis, typically opening from spring through early autumn; it is closed during the winter months.
