The park features a massive glass roof that allows for year-round operation regardless of external weather conditions.
It contains a 35-meter long slide known as the 'Aquaglisse'.
The site utilizes over 1,000 square meters of fine sand to create an artificial beach environment.
The complex is integrated into a multi-purpose leisure center that includes a 14-screen cinema complex.
Aquaboulevard is the largest urban water park in Europe, located within the 15th arrondissement of Paris. The facility spans 7,000 square meters and features both indoor and outdoor aquatic areas. It houses 11 giant water slides, two wave pools, and a variety of jacuzzis and lazy rivers. The complex operates year-round, utilizing a large glass dome structure for indoor activities during colder months. It is built atop a commercial complex that also includes cinema and fitness facilities. The park maintains a constant water temperature of approximately 29 degrees Celsius. It serves as a major recreation hub for residents of the Paris metropolitan area.
From the upper viewing gallery looking down over the main wave pool and slides.
Purchase tickets online in advance to reduce wait times at the entrance.
Bring a padlock for the lockers, as they are not typically provided for free.
Visit during the shoulder seasons to avoid the peak capacity crowds experienced in July and August.
Avoid visiting on Wednesday afternoons or weekends if you prefer lower crowd density.
Standard swimsuits are strictly enforced; swimming shorts, board shorts, and bikinis are allowed, but street clothes are prohibited in the pool areas.
