When arriving at the park entrance, you must present your disability card, priority card or mobility inclusion card to the ticket inspector at checkpoint no. 12.
You will be given a blue bracelet and a map of the park indicating all the access and support conditions to facilitate your visit (all attractions except Voyage au-dessus du Monde and Le Rapido have priority access).
Depending on the attractions, the number of accompanying persons is limited to 2 to 7 depending on the capacity of the attraction, this is indicated on this visit map.
This priority access is also granted to autistic people. Please report to the ticket inspector so that he can give a blue bracelet to the person with autistic disorders.
Please note that this bracelet allows you to obtain priority access, however a waiting time may be observed depending on the attendance at the attraction.
Depending on the attendance of the park on the day of your visit, a simple rule applies. Below 15 minutes of waiting at the chosen attraction, priority people with reduced mobility have unlimited priority access (as many times as they wish). Beyond 15 minutes of waiting at the chosen attraction, priority people with reduced mobility have priority access only once during the day. If you wish to do an attraction again, you can benefit from adapted access. When arriving at an attraction, you can wait on the side, adapted facilities are available, while your family or group queues. When they arrive at the boarding area, you can board with them. If you are alone or accompanied by only one child, the attraction operator will make you wait the same duration as the estimated time, seated near the boat with your child.
The blue bracelet must be worn at all times and cannot be transferred. A priority bracelet may be withdrawn in the event of a breach of the rules of use.
