Paris: Jardin d'Acclimatation 1-Day Unlimited Pass

Discover the Jardin d’Acclimatation created in 1860 by Napoleon III and Empress Eugenie. Find out why the park is considered to be the capital's green lung, proudly displaying its architectural heritage and its landscapes and combining an amusement park with the perfect location for pleasant walks. Explore 18 hectares within the park including the aviary and Korean garden, small farm and green meadows, peaceful pathways and 42 new and modernized attractions. This spring (in April) come and meet our Dragon! Fly on the back of our dragon for a trip to China without leaving Paris. Nestled in a bamboo plantation on the side of a river, a small village is home to a community of fishermen who worship the Great Fire Dragon. This new roller-coaster will make give you a thrill: a circuit of 350 meters, a speed of 50 km/ h, a culminating point at 15m, a unique platform in Europe for a forward and reverse gear! Want to take on this legendary challenge? Want to discover our legendary dragons? Our « Défi du Dragon » is waiting for you! From Monday 6/01 and until 31/03 on weekdays (Monday-Tuesday-Thursday-Friday), we will only be opening a limited number of rides at the Jardin d'Acclimatation. You can find the updated list on our website the day before your visit. For a thrill-packed experience among the dinosaurs of the Mesozoic era, don't miss our new VR 2024 attractions: Jurassic Island VR Xperience for an immersive experience in virtual reality and Jurassic Island 360° Xperience for a close-up view of the dinosaurs, for young and old alike. Try out thrill rides including the Speed Rocket, the Steam Machine, and the Clock Tower. Immerse yourself in a range of interactive experiences such as the Kinetorium, the Rafting Adventure or Jurassic Island VR Xperience. Whether you are a child or an adult, enjoy yourself on the historic Merry-Go-Rounds, on the Galloping Horses, on the Flying Chairs, the Steam Train or the Enchanted River. Encounter nature and animals as you walk among the 1,800 trees, meet the goats and sheep in a semi-open habitat or observe bees buzzing around their hives.