Aquaboulevard is Paris’s largest indoor/outdoor water park, offering over 7,000 m² of aquatic thrills in the 15th arrondissement. Featuring 11 waterslides, wave pools, and a tropical sandy lagoon, it is the ultimate family-friendly destination for a tropical escape right in the heart of the city.

About Aquaboulevard

Opened in 1989 near the Porte de Versailles in the 15th arrondissement, Aquaboulevard remains one of the largest urban water parks in all of Europe. Designed by architects Roger Taillibert and Jean Willerval, the complex was envisioned as a futuristic oasis that integrates fitness with family leisure, operating as part of the Forest Hill leisure network. Inside, the park is divided into massive indoor and outdoor zones that span double levels. The architecture specifically uses glass and steel to maximize light, creating a tropical atmosphere even during the colder Parisian winter months. It was a pioneering project in urban leisure, turning a formerly industrial area into a major hub for sports and recreation. Technically, the park is a marvel of aquatic engineering, utilizing sophisticated heating and filtration systems to maintain a constant tropical temperature. The centerpiece is the massive wave pool, which periodically generates swells that mimic the ocean, surrounded by a sandy lagoon that reinforces the exotic theme. Cultural impact-wise, Aquaboulevard has become a nostalgic staple for Parisians and a must-visit for tourists seeking an alternative to the city's traditional museums. It serves as a vital green and blue space in a densely populated district, proving that large-scale amusement and wellness can coexist within the city limits.

FAQ

• Multi-attraction access
• Skip-the-line entry
• Better value than single tickets
• Free cancellation on most passes

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