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Parc Astérix from CDG

Parc Astérix sells dated day tickets for the 2026 season and runs its own shuttle from Roissypole at CDG. Here are prices, shuttle times and how to plan the day.

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Parc Astérix from CDG at a glance

Parc Astérix has a shuttle that starts at Roissypole, the transport hub at Terminal 3 of Charles de Gaulle. You reach the boarding point through the RER B station called Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 1, where the park has its own counter and bus information. The shuttle is a separate paid transfer and does not include the park ticket.

The 2026 day tickets cover the season from 4 April 2026 to 3 January 2027, but only on the days the park is open. The park does not run every day of that period, so choose a date from the opening calendar before you book. The evening nights called Peur sur le Parc run from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. and are not part of the day tickets.

€8Shuttle fare per single trip in 2026, free for children under 3
€68Example: Liberté Flex adult ticket from age 12, 2026
15 to 30 minutesShuttle frequency on park opening days
Shuttle bus to Parc Astérix waiting at the Roissypôle bus stop

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Parc Astérix tickets and prices 2026

One example ticket and the shuttle fare. Prices change with the date and the offer.

ItemAdults and ages 12 and upChildren 3 to 11Under 3
Liberté Flex day ticket (dated)€68€59–
Shuttle from Roissypole, single trip€8€8Free
Shuttle, return trip (two single fares)€16€16Free

The Liberté Flex ticket is tied to a date. You can change the date depending on availability, up to 1 hour before the park opens. It is one example, not the lowest price on offer, and other tickets and discounts exist. For most visitors from the airport, a dated day ticket plus the return shuttle is the simplest plan.

The shuttle from Roissypole to Parc Astérix

The shuttle starts at Roissypole. If you land at Terminal 1, take the free CDGVAL train to the Terminal 3 stop at Roissypole. Terminal 3 sits at the Roissypole stop, not at the Terminal 1 stop. CDGVAL normally runs from 4 a.m. to 1 a.m.

On opening days the shuttle runs every 15 to 30 minutes. It starts 1 hour before the park opens and stops 1 hour after closing. Around lunchtime, from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., a pause is possible depending on demand, so do not plan on a seat in that window. The fare is €8 per single trip, which makes €16 for a round trip for each paying person.

Allow time at both ends. Check the day's opening hours and the shuttle times before you leave, because there is no round-the-clock service.

Spinning boat ride with a blue hydra centerpiece at Parc Astérix

Planning your day at the park

Parc Astérix has rides for different ages, from a colorful carousel to larger attractions such as the swinging ride at the Trojan horse. Check the size and safety rules of each ride at the park before you plan around it, as access depends on those checks.

If you fly in and out of CDG on the same day, leave a generous buffer before your flight. A park day is long, and the shuttle ends an hour after closing. For a stay near the airport the night before or after, see the hotel zones around Roissy.

If the park does not fit your schedule, the region offers other trips, such as the château at Chantilly or a visit to Paris during a long layover.

Swinging ride above the trees near the Trojan Horse at Parc Astérix

Parc Astérix: frequently asked questions

How do I get from CDG to Parc Astérix?

Take the park's shuttle from Roissypole. You reach it through the RER B station Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 1, where the park has a counter and bus information. From Terminal 1 use the free CDGVAL train.

How much is the Parc Astérix shuttle?

In 2026 it costs €8 per single trip, so €16 for a return. Children under 3 travel free.

How often does the shuttle run?

On park opening days every 15 to 30 minutes, from 1 hour before opening to 1 hour after closing. A pause from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. is possible depending on demand.

When is Parc Astérix open in 2026?

The day tickets cover the season from 4 April 2026 to 3 January 2027, but only on the days in the opening calendar. Pick a date before you book.

Do day tickets include the evening nights?

No. The Peur sur le Parc nights run from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. and are sold separately.

Is this the official Parc Astérix site?

No. This guide is not run by or connected to the park, the airport operator or any transport company.

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