Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy tickets to visit France Miniature ?

On the website here : https://www.franceminiature.fr/fr/, directly to the cash desk at the entrance of the park, or at specialized resellers.

What means of payment are allowed at the park?

Payments can be made in cash (euros), cheques, credit cards or American Express, holidays cheques (ANCV, Kadeos Culture, Tickets Accor, Tickets Compléments, Tir Groupé, chèques Culture, chèques Best, Cado Chèque).

Can we benefit from a discounted rate ?

Yes. France Miniature applies reduced rates on presentation of an official document justifying your current situation. We invite you to consult the different products and prices in the "cash rates" section.

If I don't have a car, is it possible to get to France Miniature by public transportation?

From Paris, Montparnasse or La Défense take the train to La Verrière. You can get a bus from there to France Miniature. Take either the 411 or 412 and get off at the France Miniature stop. 

To see train timetables, click here: https://www.transilien.com

To see buses timetables, check : https://www.sqybus.fr/horaires-lignes

Is there a car park next to France Miniature?

There is a car park at the park. It costs €4 per vehicle.

Is there a car park specialized for people with reduced mobility ?

Parking for people with reduced mobility is close to the check-in counters and is exempt from payment.

Where do you pay the car park ?

The car park costs 4 euros. You can give it to the cash desk or pay at the automatic terminal.

Is it possible to stay overnight on the car park of France Miniature in a motor-home ?

No, motor-homes are not allowed to stay overnight on the car park.

Is it possible to get out of the park temporarily?

Yes. If you need to leave the park and go back to your car, for example, to get an item (a bottle of water, or something), you can go to the cash desk where a hostess will put a stamp on the back of your hand.

Is the park pram and wheelchair friendly?

All the park's walkways are pram and wheelchair friendly, apart from one footpath which is very steep (Montée des Alpes). To see which rides you can do, please have a look at the park map.

Can I bring my dog to France Miniature?

France Miniature is a landscaped park. Animals are not allowed in the park, even those that can be carried in a little bag!

Can my child bring his scooter to France Miniature?

In order to ensure the walkways are not blocked, and the comfort and safety of all visitors, bikes, scooters and roller blades are not permitted in the park.

What are the closing hours of the cash desk?

The cash desk closes 1 hour before the park closes. Please check the calendar with the opening and closing times.

What are the closing hours of the rides?

The "cirque des zinzins" closes between 12:00 and 12:30 pm. The other rides close 30 minutes before the park closes.

How long does it take to visit the whole park?

On average, visitors spend 4.5 hours at the park, discovering a miniature version of France and having fun on the attractions.

Is there somewhere to have a picnic in the park?

Picnic areas are available for the park's visitors. They are equipped with wooden tables and benches and shaded by gazebos.

Are the attractions accessible to all?

The attractions are subject to specific conditions ("see the plan"). They are accessible to adults and children from 92 cm.

Do you accept groups at France Miniature?

There are specific services and rates for groups. Please call the contact centre on +33 (0)1 30 16 16 30 (no extra cost).

What is the most suitable age for children visiting France Miniature?

France Miniature is perfectly suited for all ages! The 5 hectares of landscaped park and monuments are interspersed with miniature, moving trains, boats and cars. At several points throughout the visit fun, educational activities are on offer to entertain our youngest visitors. Children over 7 years old can go on the attractions on their own and those over 4 years old accompanied by an adult.

What is the most suitable age for children visiting France Miniature?

France Miniature is perfectly suited for all ages! The 5 hectares of landscaped park and monuments are interspersed with miniature, moving trains, boats and cars. At several points throughout the visit fun, educational activities are on offer to entertain our youngest visitors. Children over 7 years old can go on the attractions on their own and those over 4 years old accompanied by an adult.

In which languages are the France Miniature visit holders available?

The explanations on the panels next to the miniature models and the game booklet are in French. For anglophones, a map with explanatory texts of the monuments is available at the checkouts.

Is it possible to take pictures or film the park?

Yes. The use of camera is allowed and strongly recommended! From the aisles, you can take pictures of yourself and your friends and share your experiences on your social networks. Do not forget to use the hashtag #franceminiature

Are there toilets available?

Yes. There are toilets available upon arrival at the entrance of the park, as well as the circus zinzins and near the picnic area.

Are there changing tables?

Yes. Changing tables are available in the toilets located at the entrance of the park and in the circus des zinzins toilets and in the toilets of the Provinces restaurants.

How do you decide which monuments to include?

Each region is represented by UNESCO World Heritage monuments or sites, but there are also traditional villages, ports and stations as well as typical monuments found in the region or linked to traditions.

What do you use to make the models?

Today, the models are made out of plastic: PVC, ABS or polyurethane for the core parts of the buildings. The other parts, such as shutters, chimney stacks, gargoyles and alike are made using resin. The final touches are added to the models using paint and patina.