Parrot World: Day Ticket

About this experience

Parrot World is an animal park near Paris dedicated to the wildlife of South America, situated roughly 10 km from Disneyland Paris and around 30 minutes from the city centre. The park is laid out as a nature reserve, with habitats designed to reflect the environments of the Amazon and Patagonia, giving visitors a close look at animals in settings that approximate their natural surroundings. It is one of the more distinctive Paris attractions for families and wildlife enthusiasts looking for something beyond the usual city itinerary. Across the park, visitors can observe parrots, jaguars, giant otters, Humboldt penguins, and capybaras, among other South American species. The site also includes dining facilities and a large children's playground, making it a practical full-morning or afternoon outing. A typical visit runs around two hours and thirty minutes. Day tickets include skip-the-line access to the park, with entry starting from the Route de Guérard. Wheelchair access is available throughout the site, and bookings can be cancelled before the visit date for a refund.

Highlights

• Animal park set in Amazon and Patagonia style habitats
• Located 30 minutes from Paris city centre by road
• Situated roughly 10 km from Disneyland Paris
• Wildlife reserve focused on South American species
• Suited to families and wildlife enthusiasts of all ages

What is included

• Skip-the-line access to the park

Before you go

Arrival and timing Allow yourself a full day or at least the recommended two and a half hours to explore the park comfortably. Your ticket includes skip-the-line access, so head straight to the entrance on Route de Guérard rather than joining the general queue. Arriving early in the day gives you the best chance of seeing the animals at their most active. Getting around the park Parrot World is laid out as an open nature reserve, so expect to walk between outdoor enclosures and habitat areas across the site. Wear comfortable shoes and, if the weather calls for it, bring a layer. Dining facilities and a children's playground are available on site, so there is no need to leave and re-enter during your visit. During your visit Keep noise to a minimum near the animal enclosures to avoid disturbing the animals and to improve your chances of close observation. Follow all keeper and signage instructions about feeding and touching animals. Photography for personal use is generally welcome in open-air parks, but always check any posted notices near individual enclosures. Food and drink from the on-site dining area should be consumed in the designated areas, away from the animal exhibits.

Cancellation terms

Free cancellation up to the day of the experience.