Aquaboulevard Water Park

Aquaboulevard is a modern water amusement complex located in the southwest of Paris, behind Boulevard Pereferic. It occupies a four-story building with an area of 7000 m² and is one of the largest in Europe. It maintains a comfortable temperature of +29 ° C year-round, so many tourists, and especially families with children, having completed the obligatory program of visiting Parisian museums and monuments, with pleasure spend time in the water park.

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Most of Aquaboulevard’s water attractions are tucked away under the roof. There are several outdoor pools and sandy beaches. Once here, guests can feel like they are in the real tropics, as coconut palms and other exotic plants are planted near the pools. Visitors to the water park awaits a lot of fun – jacuzzis, hot tubs, “lazy river”, different-sized fountains, picturesque waterfalls and foaming geysers, so it is not surprising that many people prefer to spend the whole day in Aquabulvar.

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For lovers of active recreation here are built several slides, and the most extreme of them has a speaking name “Aquamikaze”. Some of the slides are single, while others are visited by companies to ride together on large inflatable circles. On the territory of the Aquaboulevard in Paris there is everything necessary for a comfortable rest – deck chairs, mattresses, balls and canoes. Everyone loves the “sea wave” that regularly runs through the large pool. Every quarter of an hour, before it appears, a warning signal sounds.

After slides and swimming, guests of Aquabulvar come to relax in the relaxation area. They have a pleasant time in a traditional Finnish sauna, biosauna or Turkish hammam. Nearby there is a pool with cool water and contrast showers. In the water complex there is a solarium, a special pool for aqua aerobics, equipped gyms and several indoor and outdoor tennis courts. You can play squash, bowling, miniature golf and browse the sports stores.

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For hungry visitors, Aquaboulevard offers restaurants, bars, cafes and snack bars. And that’s not all! Those who are tired of water and sports entertainment can enjoy any of the 14 movie theaters equipped with surround sound.

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Baleine Jonas ride

For the youngest guests of the Aquaboulevard there is a model of the blue whale “Baleine Jonas”. It was conceived by the famous French traveler Jacques-Yves Cousteau, created in 1993 and has been very popular with children and their parents ever since.

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Jonah the Whale is life-sized and reaches a length of 30 meters. It doesn’t just exist for fun and games. When children get inside, they see the internal organs of the animal and even a small whale. After looking at everything, the young visitors go down a gentle slide into the pool. To make kids feel more confident, parents are allowed to accompany them on their journey through “Baleine Jonas.”

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Hours of operation

The aquaboulevard is open Monday through Thursday from 9:00 am to 11:00 pm. On Friday, the water complex closes an hour later. On Saturday, the water park is open from 8 a.m. to 24 p.m., and on Sundays from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.. It is best to plan a visit to the water amusement center in the morning, as it is very crowded in the afternoon and evening.

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Tickets

An adult ticket, which entitles you to a one-time visit to the Aquaboulevard, costs 23 euros on weekdays and 29 euros on weekends and holidays. A ticket for children between 3 and 12 years of age costs €15; toddlers under 3 are not allowed in the water park. It is worth bearing in mind that if a child is taller than 145 cm, you need to provide a document confirming age.

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How to get there

Aquaboulevard is built at 4 Louis Armand Street. It is located just off the county highway – Boulevard Pereferic, 10 km from the city center. It can be reached by metro – station “Balard”, by bus number 169 and streetcar T2 – stop “Suzanne Lenglen”. The Aquaboulevard is also close by bus routes #39, N13 and N62 – stop “Louis Armand”.

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