Aquaboulevard

Aquaboulevard is the largest urban water park in Paris, located in the 15th arrondissement near Porte de Versailles. Spread across roughly 7,000 m², it combines indoor and outdoor pools, multiple slides, and relaxation zones, making it a popular year-round destination for families and groups.

How do you get there?

Aquaboulevard sits at 4 rue Louis Armand, 75015 Paris. The easiest way in is by metro, with Balard, Porte de Versailles, and Corentin Celton all within walking distance. The RER C line is a solid alternative, with Pont du Garigliano station just a few minutes from the entrance. Bus line 39 also stops right by the venue at Louis Armand. Drivers will find commercial parking nearby, though weekends can get busy, so it's worth allowing extra time.

What will you see?

At the heart of the complex is a large aquatic area linking indoor and outdoor pools, which keeps the park running regardless of the weather. Visitors can choose from eleven water slides ranging from gentle, family-friendly rides to faster, more intense options for older kids and adults. Those who prefer active swimming can head to the wave pool, which periodically produces surf-like conditions.

Beyond the slides, the park features fast-flowing lazy rivers, geysers, water mushrooms, and a Wake Box zone for wakeboarding fans. For a calmer pace, jacuzzis and a thermal area with water heated to around 38°C are popular, particularly in autumn and winter, when the contrast between the cool air and warm water is part of the appeal.

Aquaboulevard is more than just pools — the complex also includes additional recreation and dining areas, so a full day here can easily combine swimming, lounging, and a meal without leaving the site.

When should you visit?

The summer season, from mid-April to early September, brings the longest opening hours: Monday to Thursday from 9am to 11pm, Friday until midnight, Saturday from 8am to midnight, and Sunday and holidays from 8am to 11pm. Keep in mind that ticket sales close at 9pm even when the park itself stays open later. Weekend afternoons in summer tend to be the busiest, so weekday mornings are a better bet for a quieter visit. Outside the summer season, the indoor pools and thermal area remain open, making Aquaboulevard a sensible choice for a rainy or cold day in Paris.

Frequently asked questions

How big is Aquaboulevard? The complex covers about 7,000 m² and is considered the largest urban water park in the Paris region, combining indoor and outdoor pools.

How many slides does the park have? There are eleven water slides of varying difficulty, from family-friendly rides to faster, more thrilling options.

What's the easiest way to reach Aquaboulevard? By metro to Balard, Porte de Versailles, or Corentin Celton, by RER C to Pont du Garigliano, or by bus line 39.

Is Aquaboulevard open in winter? Yes — thanks to its indoor pools and thermal area heated to around 38°C, the park operates year-round, though opening hours are shorter outside the summer season.