Day Pass Prices for Aqua Mundo at Center Parcs France

Aqua Mundo, the water park that put Center Parcs on the map

Aqua Mundo pricing

For guests staying at a Center Parcs resort, access to the Aqua Mundo is free and unlimited for the duration of your stay. It is the primary activity included in your base booking package.

For day visitors, you can still enjoy these facilities by booking day tickets or even evening passes online.

Best rates for Aqua Mundo day tickets:

Each Center Parcs location in France sets its own pricing. For reference, here are the rates recorded on 07/22/2026 for the 7 resorts, subject to change:

Aqua Mundo day ticket comparison

Resort		Adult ticket	Child ticket (3-11 years)
Aqua Mundo Village Nature (Paris) Book my ticket	Day (from 9:30 AM)	60€ (about $65)	42€ (about $45)
	Evening (from 4:00 PM)	na	na
Aqua Mundo les Bois Francs (Normandy) Book my ticket	Day (from 10:00 AM)	49€ (about $53)	34€ (about $37)
	Evening (from 4:00 PM)	32€ (about $35)	23€ (about $25)
Aqua Mundo Lac d'Ailette (Picardy) Book my ticket	Day (from 10:00 AM)	39€ (about $42)	28€ (about $30)
	Evening (from 5:00 PM)	23€ (about $25)	18€ (about $20)
Aqua Mundo les Hauts de Bruyère (Sologne) Book my ticket	Day (from 10:00 AM)	48€ (about $52)	34€ (about $37)
	Evening (from 5:00 PM)	29€ (about $31)	21€ (about $23)
Aqua Mundo les 3 Forêts (Lorraine) Book my ticket	Day (from 10:00 AM)	48€ (about $52)	34€ (about $37)
	Evening (from 4:00 PM)	32€ (about $35)	23€ (about $25)
Aqua Mundo Bois aux Daims (Vienne) Book my ticket	Day (from 10:00 AM)	48€ (about $52)	34€ (about $37)
	Evening (from 4:00 PM)	34€ (about $37)	24€ (about $26)
Aqua Mundo les Landes de Gascogne (Aquitaine) Book my ticket	Day (from 10:00 AM)	40€ (about $43)	29€ (about $31)
	Evening (from 5:00 PM)	28€ (about $30)	20€ (about $22)

Entry is free for infants aged 0 to 2.

Evening tickets are rarely available during the summer season.

In most cases, especially during peak season, you cannot buy tickets at the gate. We strongly recommend booking your spots online in advance. You will notice that some dates sell out, so plan ahead.

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What is Aqua Mundo?

Found at every Center Parcs in France and the vast majority of their European resorts, Aqua Mundo is the brand's name for its water parks. Located under heated glass domes, these parks offer a tropical environment year-round for swimming and relaxing.

There are various water activities for the whole family. Relax in the wave pools, slide down the water slides, explore the wild rivers, and play in the water playgrounds. For a moment of relaxation, hop into the hot tubs. Younger kids have dedicated areas like the water tree or the wading pool.

The slides

A staple of every Aqua Mundo, the number and style of slides vary by location. The concept is the same: you slide down a tube, propelled by a water current, and land in a pool. Some tubes are open, others are enclosed, and you ride them alone or with others, with or without an inner tube. Some slides feature parallel tubes for racing (the Aqua Racer), while others offer intense loops (the Aqua Loop).

For thrill-seekers, the longest slide is found at the Center Parcs Les Trois Forêts in Lorraine. The Master Blaster spans 623 feet in length (190m) and 39 feet in height (12m).

The wave pool

Aqua Mundo usually features a main indoor pool under the dome, designed to look like a tropical beach. In part of this area, or in a dedicated basin depending on the resort, sirens sound every 30 minutes to signal waves. For a few seconds, it feels like you are in the ocean, with waves reaching about 20 inches (50cm) in height. While lifeguards are on duty, it is recommended to accompany your children.

The wild river

Whether indoors, outdoors, or both, the wild river simulates the fast, winding current of a natural stream. Designed for thrills, these rivers carry guests through turns, drops, and swirling zones. Often equipped with a tube or a bodyboard, guests ride the river while enjoying the splashes and the excitement of the rapids.

Other activities at Center Parcs

For guests staying on-site, dozens of activities are available, ranging from sports and recreation to creative workshops. There is something for all ages and tastes. Note, however, that outside of the Aqua Mundo, which is included in your stay, most activities cost extra.

Each resort has its own specialties. However, these are the core activities you are guaranteed to find at each of the 7 French locations.

Kids' activities

The farm (free for guests)

Kids and adults can enter pens to see farm animals like goats, sheep, piglets, and rabbits. Some locations like Les Landes de Gascogne even offer guided tours.

BALUBA (free for guests)

Indoor playgrounds designed for children under 12, where they can climb, jump, and slide in a secure, parent-supervised space.

Creative workshops (paid)

Workshops led by staff where families can create, learn, and cook, taking home a handmade souvenir like a chocolate treat, a stuffed animal, a birdhouse, or an art piece.

Video game rooms (paid)

Known as Gametown, these areas offer arcade cabinets and simulators where kids can play solo or compete in multiplayer games.

Sports and leisure

• Mini golf (paid)
• Tennis (paid, not available at Village Nature)
• Bowling (paid)
• Bike and mountain bike rentals (paid)

Outdoor activities

• Pony rides (paid)
• High ropes courses (paid)
• Canoe and pedal boat rentals (paid, not available at Les Landes de Gascogne)

Entertainment and shows

• Evening shows and entertainment
• Kids' disco

Wellness and relaxation at the Deep Nature® Spa

The Deep Nature® spas at each of the 7 French resorts offer a full range of paid treatments. You will find massages, facials and body treatments, and hot tubs. Facilities also include saunas, steam rooms, and relaxation areas with hydrotherapy pools. You can even enjoy certain treatments or facilities with your children.

Which Center Parcs should you choose?

If this overview has you ready to book, the only thing left is to decide which resort to visit. We have put together a guide to help you make your choice:

Comparison of the 7 French Center Parcs

Photo credits: Ton Hurks, Romain Lienhardt, Cécil Mathieu, Eric Bergoend, Ludovic Di Orio, Milan Vermeulen and the official Center Parcs website