Jardin d'Acclimatation

The Festival of Dragons and Lanterns at the Jardin d'Acclimatation was just amazing! They had very intricate designs brought to life. This part of the park is only open at night. Food options (French and Chinese) were also available.

Always nice to return to this place.
Not my first time here.
We enjoyed first cause in this period the attraction Park is mostly empty.
So zero waiting queue
The nice thing is it possible to buy an entrance tickets according to your activity.
I pay only for entrance. And for my child full access.
Pay attention that Ponni riding is not include the full access ticket.
And if you want to enjoy one attraction like I did, the rollercoaster coast 2 tickets.
The cafeteria has nice variety of food and drinks.
The atmosphere is nice, peaceful.
The park balances attraction and nature life.

Festival dragons et Lanternes - night event during Feb 2024.
It was fun with Kids and beautiful lighting , themes, food stands, and some screen

4 adults, 5 kids, great fun!
Awesome place. Lots of fun and variety of attractions. There is also a park where you can chill, have a picnic. Easily a whole-day-place. Prices are fair, queues are bearable. Much much better compared to Disneyland.
Really recommending!

Great place to go with the kids. The rides are fun and you dont need to line up as much compared to Disney or Park Asterix. Plus it is not that far from Paris. Only problem is parking but you can also take public transportation. Highly recommended!

Very nice and big park, with restaurants, playground and attractions. There is a Louis Vuitton art museum, such a great place.

Best place for kids. Too crowded on weekend though, like you have to wait in line for 40 minutes. But it's such a nice place, even if you don't want the rides, there is a farm and lush gardens that you can relax in.
Tbh, it's my favorite park. I like it more than Disneyland.

Jardin d'Acclimatation is an enchanting haven nestled in the heart of Paris, captivating visitors with its harmonious blend of thrilling rides, idyllic location, and diverse thematic offerings. The park's strategic placement on the western edge of the Bois de Boulogne provides a serene escape from the urban bustle, enhancing the overall visitor experience.

It was our kids first trip to Paris, and we REALLY did not want to take them to an amusement park - we have those in America, let's focus on some uniquely Parisian experiences. But after a couple days of difficulty and disappointment due to strikes and protests, we gave in, and we're SO glad we did. It was a weekday morning in March, so we basically had the park to ourselves. In America you would expect in that situation that they would be half-staff or less, and many rides wouldn't be open - not so here, everything was up and running (except, sadly, the Dragon Coaster, but I think that was a construction issue).
We were so pleased with how stylish, clean and charming everything was. The mechanical ponies gallop though real topiary arches, the boats sail through an old-style Norman farm (with goats!), the modern rides are painted to look more vintage, the sprawling gardens and lawns are so picturesque... it was a wonderful experience for everyone. They've taken a place with a rather disturbing history and turned it into a joyful playground.
Being there with no crowds certainly helped, and we were able to see and do everything we wanted in a few hours, so that we still had time for other activities later.
For tourist families with young kids, this is certainly a great way to please them for a bit, while still having a (relatively) unique and enjoyable French experience.

The Jardin is a wonderful place to visit in Paris! It's a charming amusement park and garden that offers a range of activities for both children and adult the Jardin d'Acclimatation features a variety of rides, including carousels, roller coasters, and bumper cars. There are also beautiful gardens to explore, with lovely paths, ponds, and even a small farm where you can see and interact with animals.

The park provides a delightful escape from the busy city, offering a mix of nature and entertainment. It's a great place to spend a fun-filled day with family or friends, enjoying the rides, picnicking in the gardens, and simply enjoying the lively atmosphere.

So, if you're looking for a fun and family-friendly attraction in Paris, I highly recommend checking out the Jardin d'Acclimatation! 🎢🌸

We had such a beautiful day here as a family, there was honestly so much to do.

First of all, there are multiple ticket options available for entry into the park. We went for the "park access only" option which gives you access to the grounds but not to the attractions. This was €7 per person which I thought was reasonable, and also gives you the option of buying "tickets d'attraction" separately once you're inside. This made the most sense for us as we didn't want to go on all the rides but more so just enjoy the atmosphere and generally explore.

The grounds are vast with plenty to see and do with kids. Picnic, ice cream, rides, trampolines, water fountains, restaurants etc. Ideal for a Saturday with the kids. I highly recommend!

Wonderful place, so beautiful, imaginative, fun and clean. Loads to do with kids of all ages. I'll add a special mention for the staff, who are so friendly and welcoming.

Our first time here and had no idea what to expect. As english people we were pleasantly surprised that every sign had a French translation underneath which was well received! All staff seemed to have a little English too if you get into difficulty. But all staff nice and patient when we tried to speak French. Rides were great. But be warned that it's cheaper to buy the unlimited pass 7 days in advance rather than on the day! We made that mistake today! Great in hot weather as misters and splash pad area so bring swimwear. Queues for rides not too bad. Lots of lovely places to explore. Gardens were stunning. We will definitely be back!

This place is great for families with little kids. It costs 50 euro for 15 tickets. The rides take 1-2 tickets each per person. It costs 7.90 for 12 churros and an additional 1.50 for Nutella churros. I got plain and they were really good.

Love this place!

This is a great place to go with your kids, friends and family, there are rides for everyone!

Tip: if you are in the park with a baby and toddler, there are rides for your toddler that he can do on his own towards the back of the parc, he just needs to be 1 m tall.

Tip: when riding the poneys you need to buy additional tickets even if you have the pass.

They had an exhibition of Mitchell and Monet. There was also an outside grotto with water, lights and mirrors that was very nice. And you could see some of the skyline from the top of the building and there was this room with beanbags on the floor and a huge screen on the ceiling where you could lay in the dark and watch the pictures of different places and background music.

Great place for kids: more accessible comparing to the big theme parks (Disney or Asterix), relatively less attractions but well adapted to younger kids and most importantly much shorter queuing time: max 15 mins on a Wednesday.

Green park, with info al over the place and very amable staff. We where there in a october tuesday - bot queque at all. We had an awesome day with our 5 years old girl. All 3 of us had a lot of fun with the attractions. The prices at the restaurante are pretty high. Peacocks are moving in the alleys also.

Excellent park, very relaxing, nice prices at the cafes and snack bars.

I fail to understand why people give this park a poor rating. It is amazing for toddlers and young children, simply amazing. We have just spent two days at Disneyland and it was horrible: this park topped it on every level! First of all: no queueing, which means that if you get an unlimited pass (recommended if you stay a full day, otherwise attractions will be expensive) you actually have a chance to try all attractions several times. Secondly: the attractions are actually entertaining and last longer than those in Disney. Thirdly: toys are more fun, sustainable, original and interesting than the expensive made in China ones in Disney. Fourthly: food is great. We ate at an all you can eat with a diverse offer (salads, fish, meat, pasta, veg, fruit, dessert etc), great food and we didn’t need reservation (unlike Disney). The bill: 60 eur for two adults and a kid! So cheap by comparison! There are animals, petting zoos, playgrounds and not to mention the beautiful Korean garden and the architectual Vouitton building (extra ticket if u wanna visit that).
The staff was kind and polite and we had the most amazing day possible. We will definitely return if we ever go back to Paris. Don’t hesitate to visit: well worth your money and time!