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When the queues are shortest

Average wait across the 10 rides with the longest queues, hour by hour, over the last 30 days

Shortest queues18:0027 min on average
Longest queues11:0047 min on average
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Ride by ride

Each ride’s quietest hour and the one to avoid

RideAverageBest timePeak time
Thunder 2 Zeus44 min10:0031 min11:0054 min
Justforkix41 min10:0025 min11:0051 min
By Toutatis!41 min18:0033 min11:0050 min
The Pegasus Express40 min18:0028 min11:0055 min
Fulliautomatix37 min18:0029 min11:0043 min
Osiris Convolvulis36 min18:0024 min11:0055 min
The "Hurrah" Trail33 min18:0019 min11:0046 min
The Hellish Pompeii Haunted House33 min12:0026 min17:0042 min
Discobelix32 min10:0020 min11:0042 min
The Tower of Edifis23 min10:007 min12:0029 min

Calculated by WaitDrop from 10,602 wait-time readings recorded every 5 minutes (September 13 – October 13). Park local time, within its opening hours.

Crowd forecast

Next 7 days

Tue —
Wed —
Thu —
Fri 44%
Sat 70%
Sun 69%
Mon 58%

Best days to visit

The quietest days left this month at Parc Astérix

Oct 30 Fri 31%
Oct 21 Wed 32%
Oct 28 Wed 32%
Oct 23 Fri 37%

Days to avoid

 

Oct 25 Sun 76%
Oct 24 Sat 75%
Oct 17 Sat 70%

About Parc Astérix

Parc Astérix is in Plailly, about 35 km north of Paris, and it is France's great home-grown theme park: based on the Astérix and Obélix comics, it is arranged in areas devoted to the civilisations that appear in the albums — Gaul, the Roman Empire, Greece, Egypt and the Vikings. It has a strong reputation among enthusiasts for its coaster line-up, considerably more intense than its family-friendly look suggests.

Which rides get the longest queues

Toutatis, the launch coaster that opened in 2023, draws the biggest crowds as the newest and most intense ride. OzIris, the inverted coaster in the Egyptian area, and Goudurix, with its seven inversions, build long waits. Tonnerre 2 Zeus, the wooden coaster, and Le Vol d'Icare round out the busiest rides. Discobélix and L'Hydre de Lerne queue steadily, and in summer water rides such as Epidemaïs Croisières fill up as soon as it gets hot.

How to avoid the queues

Frequently asked questions

How long are the waits at Parc Astérix?

On weekends and French school holidays Toutatis and OzIris can pass an hour. Midweek in the shoulder season 20-40 minutes is typical. Check the live waits on this page for the real figure.

Is Parc Astérix just for children?

No. The comic theming makes it very family-friendly, but its coaster collection — Toutatis, OzIris, Goudurix, Tonnerre 2 Zeus — is among the strongest in France and works well for adults.

Is it near Disneyland Paris?

They are on opposite sides of the Paris region: Parc Astérix to the north, Disneyland Paris to the east. They do not combine comfortably in a single day, though many visitors split them across a multi-day trip.

When is Parc Astérix open?

It runs a season from roughly late March to early January, with a winter closure. Hours vary considerably by date, so it is worth checking the official calendar.

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