So, you're pleasing a family festival in France, but have no idea where to take the kids? You can't go insult with theme parks, and thankfully France has got an impartial few of them. Here's the collect of the chief ones, guaranteed to keep the kids calm (or screaming noisily depending on the traverse!) on your family festival in France.



Any of these makes for a great outing for all ages - just make surely you desert your lodge in France early, as they get engaged wholly rapidly!

Puy du Fou Puy du Fou is a bit of a curveball to open the register - it has no slides, breaker coasters or minuscule trains. Instead you get elaborate shows charting the record of the part, stunning scenery and a fun, educational day out. If the word "educational" is likely to make your kids run for the hills, perhaps you should market them on the foremost episode: a vast outside stand behind the castle-ruins recalls 700 time of the community history on the world's prime stand with thousands of actors, hundreds of cattle and around 400 fireworks per performance! Understandably this is totally costly, so is only on in high spell - restraint it's on in expand, but if it in making this a essential part of your family holiday in France.

Parc Asterix Parc Asterix is a theme commons based around the comic book (and subsequent skin) adventures of Asterix the Gaul. Despite the licensing deal limiting its scope, it's actually an brilliant theme square and a great alternative to Disneyland Paris (which is just 20 miles away). It has a extensive extend of rollercoasters, themed around characters and spaces from the books (the log flume takes the form of 'Menhir Express', for example.) Not only is it a great catalog for fans of the comic books, but a terrific theme square in its own right for those who ardor big rollercoasters and thrills while in France. A lodge is on spot for those who think they'll expend more than a day there - certainly done considering the square's size!

Futuroscope One of the most notorious theme parks in France, and once again flouting the traditional grounds of rollercoasters and waterslides, Futuroscope is a theme park worked utterly around tape. With many 3d cinemas and other attractions and shows (some of which are the only examples in the world), the park is an excellent fine for those looking to holiday extra south of Paris. Although the films are in French, headsets with translations are untaken, but to be honest it's more about the experience than the dialogue. The honest harvest of the attractions is the signal touchy chairs, which answer to the action on divider - just as thrilling as your regular rollercoaster!

Disneyland Paris The Disneyland Park needs no introduction. With an impressive array of rides and all your kids' favourite Disney franchises represented, it's no sensation it's such a current part of family holidays in France. The tool of the rides has to be Space Mountain - not for the weak of concern, with clone corkscrews and 360 measure round-the-loops in near darkness certainly difficult your vigor! With shows, rides and an incomparable atmosphere, Disneyland is deservedly one of the most prominent attractions in France. A hotel is on site, too so you can be within tranquil scope if you're planning many visits.

You're not dumpy of reasons to defer your hotel in France, but there are few attractions as valuable as theme parks at custody the kids pleased! Bon trek!