Spirou Park brings together the most popular comic book heroes in attractions designed for all ages. In Monteux, about ten minutes from Avignon, Spirou, Gaston Lagaffe, and Marsupilami come to life for a day. From our campsite in the Vaucluse, 45 km away, it’s easy to plan the trip.
Here are the attractions, admission prices, and practical information to help you plan your day at Spirou Park.
Key Takeaways
| Element | Detail |
|---|---|
| Location | Parc Spirou is located at 1 rue Jean-Henri Fabre in Monteux, about ten minutes from Avignon. |
| Hours | The park is open from spring through fall, on weekends, holidays, and during school breaks, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. |
| Prices | Adult tickets (ages 11 and up) start at €41, and children’s tickets (1 m to under 11 years old) start at €36. |
| Free Admission | Admission is free for children under 1 meter tall. |
| Themes | Spirou, Gaston Lagaffe, Marsupilami, and the Naruto universe share the park’s different areas. |
Spirou, Gaston Lagaffe, and Marsupilami: Attractions for All Ages
Spirou Park draws its attractions from the world of the Spirou comic book, with themed areas dedicated to comic book heroes.
Spirou Racing takes visitors on a fast-paced race, while the Marsupilami area features family-friendly attractions centered on the yellow character with black spots.
Gaston Lagaffe, for his part, lends his name to an area designed for laughter and good-natured clumsiness. A more recent area, dedicated to the Naruto universe, rounds out the offerings with thrill rides like “Kyûbi Unchained.”
A visitor favorite: the Petit Poilu rest area, a shaded spot designed for taking a break between attractions, which is especially popular with families with young children.
Practical Information for Visiting Spirou Park
Before heading to Spirou Park, here’s some useful information to help you plan your visit:
- Address: The park is located at 1 Rue Jean-Henri Fabre in Monteux, about ten minutes from Avignon.
- Prices: Adult tickets (ages 11 and up) start at 41€, children’s tickets (1 m to under 11 years old) start at 36€, with a reduced rate starting at 33€. Admission is free for children under 1 meter tall and for pregnant women upon presentation of proof. A season pass is available starting at €99 for repeat visits.
- Hours and dates of operation: The park is open from spring through fall, on weekends, holidays, and during school breaks, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Where should I stay when visiting Spirou Park?
To make the most of your day without having to drive too far, our campsite near Parc Spirou offers mobile homes and campsites in the Vaucluse, between Drôme Provençale and Ardèche. It is located 45 km from Parc Spirou.
After a day of rides and attractions, our campsite’s water park—with its two pools, two water slides, and wading pool—lets the kids keep burning off energy in a more relaxed setting.
Planning a trip to Parc Spirou? Book your stay at La Simioune and enjoy a convenient base in Provence, where you can enjoy both the amusement park and some relaxation by the pool.
FAQ – Spirou Park
How old do you have to be to visit Parc Spirou?
There is no minimum age to visit Parc Spirou: the areas and attractions are designed for all age groups, from toddlers to teenagers. Only height matters for free admission, which is offered to children under 1 meter tall, regardless of their age.
Is Spirou Park open year-round?
No, the park is open from spring through fall, but only on weekends, holidays, and during school breaks. It’s best to check the opening schedule before planning your visit, especially outside of peak season.
How much is admission to Spirou Park?
Adult tickets start at €41 and children’s tickets at €36, with a reduced rate starting at €33. Note: A season pass starting at €99 is ideal for families planning multiple visits.
Is Spirou Park suitable for young children?
Yes, there are several areas designed for young children, such as the “Petit Poilu” rest area. Admission is free for children under 1 meter tall, who are generally still too young for most of the thrill rides.