Antibes Land Park

Antibes Land Park is an amusement park in Antibes on the French Riviera, with attractions and experiences for visitors of all ages. Its mix of traditional charm and modern entertainment includes rides, live shows, dining and shopping (Antibes Land Park Official Website).

History

Antibes Land Park has a history dating back to its establishment. It has evolved over the years, blending traditional charm with modern attractions, and provides entertainment and leisure for locals and tourists.

What to see

Rides and attractions

The park has high-speed roller coasters, family-friendly rides for everyone from toddlers to grandparents, and a Ferris wheel with panoramic views of the Mediterranean.

Younger visitors can enjoy the dedicated “Kid’s Island” area, with age-appropriate rides and attractions including Kid’s Coaster, Flying Fish and Bumper Cars. Check the park map and signage for ride height restrictions.

Shows and other entertainment

Live shows feature performers and engaging storylines. The park also offers parades, dining options and shopping.

Practical visiting information

Tickets and opening hours

Ticket options include single-day passes and family packages. Tickets can be purchased online or at the park entrance; discounts are often available for families, groups and online bookings.

The park’s season is described in two ways: it typically opens from mid-April to early September, and it is also listed as open from April to November. July and August are the busiest months. Opening hours vary throughout the season, so check the official website for current hours and ticket prices.

Guided tours can be booked for more information about the park’s history and attractions.

Getting there

By car The park is accessible by car and offers ample free parking.
By public transportation Buses from Antibes city center serve the park. Bus lines 200 and 250 stop near the entrance.
By train Antibes Station is approximately 3 kilometers from the park. From there, you can take a bus or taxi.

Facilities and services

Grab a park map on arrival to find attractions and amenities. The Guest Services kiosk can help with questions and assistance, and offers stroller or wheelchair rentals. Lockers are available for rent.

Dining options range from quick snacks to sit-down restaurants. Visitors may also bring their own food and drinks. Benches and shaded areas are available throughout the park.

Accessibility and safety

The park is generally wheelchair accessible, with ramps and adapted restrooms, though some rides may have restrictions. Strollers are available to rent at the park entrance.

A first aid station is available for medical assistance. For lost belongings, ask at the Guest Services kiosk. Security personnel are on duty.

Accommodation

Antibes has accommodation ranging from budget-friendly hotels to luxury resorts. Juan-les-Pins, a short distance from Antibes, is another option, with beaches and nightlife. Nice offers a wider selection of hotels and a city atmosphere, and is approximately 20 kilometers from Antibes Land Park.

Tips

Visit during the shoulder seasons—April to May or September to October—for pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Traveling during the shoulder seasons or off-season can also mean lower accommodation and flight prices.
Arrive early, especially in peak season, to avoid long queues for popular rides.
Identify the rides and attractions you most want to visit and plan your day around them.
Check the daily schedule for show times.
Drink plenty of water, especially in warm weather. In summer, apply sunscreen and wear a hat.
Wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking and rides.
Carry only essential items to avoid heavy bags.
Dispose of trash properly to help keep the park clean.
Learning a few basic French phrases can help with interactions, although many staff members speak English.
Bring your own food and drinks to reduce expenses.
Check for online promotions, family packages and group discounts on tickets.
If visiting multiple attractions in the area, the French Riviera Pass may offer savings on entrance fees and transportation.
Remember your visit with a souvenir from one of the park’s shops.
For the latest updates and exclusive offers, download the Audiala mobile app and follow us on social media (Antibes Juan-les-Pins Tourist Office).

Nearby places

Picasso Museum See Pablo Picasso’s work at this museum in the Château Grimaldi.
Marineland This marine park offers marine-life exhibits and shows.
Old Town Antibes Explore the historic center, with shops, restaurants and a Provençal market.
Cap d’Antibes Walk along the peninsula for views of the Mediterranean Sea.

FAQ

What are the Antibes Land Park visiting hours?

Hours vary throughout the season. Check the official website for current information.

How can I purchase tickets?

Tickets are available online or at the park entrance. Discounts are often available for families, groups and online bookings.

Is the park wheelchair accessible?

The park is generally wheelchair accessible, with ramps and adapted restrooms, though some rides may have restrictions.

Are there height restrictions on rides?

Yes. Ride height restrictions are shown on the park map and signage.