I visited with my school aged children on a winter weekday. They had an amazing time. I really appreciated all the info on the website- which rides were closed and the height limits for each to help us make a decision on whether a visit and an unlimited pass was worth our while (it definitely was!). There were no queues and every ride had an operator (except the minority labelled online as closed) and they were happy to run them even if they only had 2 riders. Special shout out to Daniel on the petit carrousel for his extra friendliness and fun commentary! The grounds are also a great place to explore as there are so many playgrounds throughout the park included in the entry fee. We also enjoyed the food- good quality with plenty of options to suit all palates, including picky eaters, despite some outlets not being open in winter.

We visited Paris and stayed with our friends who have three children 8,6 and 3. I have an 11 year old boy. All the children were catered for at the park as there was a good mix of rides. I would say if you have a child over 12 it would be too young - although the new Jurassic park VR experience was quite scary and very good!! Cafes are a little disappointing in terms of the variety of food they sell but the ice creams are excellent. Queues were very minimal- some rides you barely queue at all or even walk straight on. The park has a lovely calm feel. We had superb time and I would highly recommend it. We bought unlimited passes and were there 1030am until 430pm but if we hadn’t had the 3 year old we would have stayed a bit longer. Plenty to do!

What is there not to like? The weather was superb: warm, a little windy and not too hot. It was so nice to relax looking at happy kids, flowers in bloom, lovely ponds, boats… it felt like summer. After my short rest, my energy has been successfully recharged and I had plenty of time to enjoy Frank Gehry’s masterpiece, The Fondation Louis Vuitton located right in the garden.