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A visit to Aquaboulevard is easy to organise, whether you’re coming for a few hours of slides and pools or spending a full day exploring the park. This guide brings together the essential information you need — from hours and transport to on-site services — so you can focus on enjoying your time once you arrive. Check the details, pick your ideal moment, and get ready for a smooth and fun visit to Paris’ largest water park.

When to Visit Aquaboulevard

Opening Hours Aquaboulevard is generally open:
Monday to Friday: 9:00–23:00
Saturday: 8:00–23:00
Sunday: 8:00–22:00
(Exact hours may vary slightly depending on the season or special events.)
Best times to visit: Quieter moments: Weekday mornings and early afternoons
Lively atmosphere: Weekends, school holidays, and sunny days
Outdoor zones: Most enjoyable in warmer months
Booking ahead helps secure your preferred time and ensures a smoother visit.

Find Aquaboulevard in Paris

Aquaboulevard is located in the 15th arrondissement at 4–6 Rue Louis Armand, 75015 Paris, within the Aquaboulevard complex near Parc omnisports Suzanne Lenglen. Its convenient position makes it easy to reach from anywhere in the city.

How to Get There

By Metro
By Tram
By Bus
By Car

The Metro is one of the quickest ways to arrive:

Line 8 – Balard: a short walk from the entrance and ideal if you're coming from central Paris.

Line 12 – Porte de Versailles: convenient for visitors travelling from the north or Montparnasse area.

Both stations connect smoothly with major Paris transport hubs.

Two tram lines stop very close to the water park:

T2 – Suzanne Lenglen: links La Défense and Issy-les-Moulineaux with easy access to the park.

T3a – Porte de Versailles: ideal for travellers from southern Paris or those connecting from tram corridors around the périphérique.

Trams are frequent and offer a comfortable alternative to the Metro, especially on weekends.

Multiple bus lines serve the neighbourhood, dropping you within minutes of the entrance:

Bus 42: runs from Gare Saint-Lazare through key central districts.

Bus 88: connects Montsouris and the Left Bank.

Bus 169: useful if you’re travelling from western suburbs such as Pont de Sèvres.

Buses are a good choice if you prefer surface travel or are carrying bags for the day.

Paid parking is available directly at the Aquaboulevard complex. Spaces can fill during busy periods, especially weekends and school holidays, so arriving early or choosing public transport may offer a smoother experience.

Dining at Aquaboulevard

Aquaboulevard offers several on-site dining options, making it easy to enjoy a meal or snack without leaving the park. You’ll find casual restaurants, cafés, and fast-food counters serving a range of choices, including burgers, sandwiches, salads, crêpes, and drinks. Whether you're taking a quick break between slides or sitting down for a relaxed pause, there are options suited to families, groups, and day-long visits. Food outlets are located both indoors and near the outdoor areas, so you can grab something convenient wherever you are in the park.

Accessibility at Aquaboulevard

Aquaboulevard is designed to welcome visitors with different accessibility needs. The main areas of the complex are wheelchair accessible, with step-free routes connecting the entrance, changing areas, and many of the pool zones. Accessible facilities, including adapted restrooms and changing rooms, are available on site. Staff can assist with guidance where needed, and visitors are encouraged to check any specific requirements in advance to ensure a comfortable visit. While certain high-thrill slides may have restrictions, the park offers multiple pools and relaxation spaces suitable for a wide range of mobility levels.

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Highlights

Enjoy a variety of exciting waterslides with unique and catchy names.

Ride the giant waves or try surfing on the indoor simulator.

Relax in hot tubs, saunas, and other tranquil areas within the park.

Ideal for families seeking fun and adventure in a vibrant aquatic setting.

Located conveniently in Paris, offering hours of entertainment.

Visitor Guidelines

Follow lifeguard instructions: Trained staff monitor all pool areas to ensure safety for everyone.

Use slides responsibly: Wait for the signal before starting and follow height or age requirements where indicated.

Keep pathways clear: Walk, don’t run, on wet surfaces to avoid slipping.

Supervise children at all times: Younger visitors must remain under the care of an accompanying adult.

Respect pool hygiene rules: Shower before entering the water and use appropriate swimwear only.

Store belongings safely: Use the provided lockers to keep personal items secure.

Be mindful of others: Maintain respectful behaviour in queues, pools, and shared spaces.

FAQs

What are the park’s opening hours?

Aquaboulevard is generally open from morning to late evening, with slightly reduced hours on Sundays. Times may vary depending on the season or special events.

Do I need to arrive early?

Arriving a little before your booked slot helps you make the most of your visit, especially on weekends or school holidays when the park is busier.

Is there parking available?

Yes, paid parking is available on-site. Spaces can fill during peak times, so public transport may offer a smoother arrival.

Are towels or swimwear provided?

No, visitors must bring their own swimwear and towels. Some items may be available to rent or purchase on-site.

Can I leave the park and come back later?

Re-entry is usually restricted. Once you leave, you may not be able to return using the same ticket, so plan your day accordingly.

Is the park suitable for visitors with reduced mobility?

Yes, many areas of Aquaboulevard are accessible, with step-free routes and adapted facilities. Some slides and attractions may have limitations for safety reasons.