Jardin d’Acclimatation: Early Entry + Unlimited Ride Pass

Additional Information & Description

Jardin d’Acclimatation brings 45 rides into an 18-hectare park in Paris. It is the city’s sole in-city amusement park, with a ride selection that stretches from rollercoasters to classic family attractions. The Early Bird Entry Ticket + Unlimited Pass gives you a full day to explore that range.

What your day pass includes

Your ticket includes admission to the park and unlimited access to all attractions for one day. That means you can return to rides rather than limiting yourself to a single turn on each. Activities with animals and games stands are excluded from the pass, so those remain distinct from the included attractions.

Rollercoasters and virtual adventures

Introduced in 2025, the Dragon rollercoaster runs along a 350-metre track, reaches speeds of up to 50 km/h and climbs to a high point of 15 metres. It moves both forwards and in reverse, adding a change of direction to the ride. Speed Rockets and Chaises Volantes add further thrill-ride choices. For a different kind of adventure, the park also has two virtual reality attractions: Jurassic Island VR Xperience and Jurassic Island 360° Xperience.

Classic rides and pirate play

Rivière Enchantée and Souris Mécaniques are among the park’s classic family rides. Two newer attractions bring a pirate theme to the visit: defend the Fort of the Pirates, then board the Bateau des Corsaires and set sail. From summer 2026, the new Moussaillons Paddling Pool adds another place for water-based play.

Gardens, the aviary and farm animals

The park’s peaceful paths provide a change of pace between rides. Head into the Great Aviary or explore the small farm; goats, sheep and alpacas are among the animals at Jardin d’Acclimatation, which has more than 400 animals on site. The gardens also reflect a longer story: the park began in 1860 as a French interpretation of the English Garden.

Location and ticket access

Jardin d’Acclimatation is in the Bois de Boulogne, on Route de la Porte Dauphine à la Porte des Sablons, around half an hour from central Paris. The venue is wheelchair accessible. Tickets are delivered instantly and can be presented on a smartphone.