Top Passive Leisure in France

If you're on a budget, check their website for any mid-week promotions or group discounts. We saved a bit that way!

Bring a small snack and water bottle if you can. The adrenaline gets real, and you might want a little energy boost between games.

I suggest doing some research on the storyline of the room you’re booking. Knowing a bit beforehand made our experience way more immersive and fun!

I think the themes are all super fun, but if you're unsure, ask the staff for their personal favorites. They gave us the inside scoop on what to expect!

Dress for the weather, especially if you plan to go to the top. I was not ready for that chilly wind up there and it dampened the experience a bit.

I suggest getting your tickets online a day in advance to avoid those long lines. I thought I could just show up, but wow, the wait was crazy!

Bring a small picnic for the Champ de Mars park nearby. It’s such a chill spot and you can enjoy a fab view of the tower while snacking.

Check out the sunset view from the second level at around 8 PM if you can! The colors over Paris are just magical

I suggest trying to visit earlier in the evening, like around 6 PM. It was much quieter then, and we got a good spot to enjoy our cigars. Later, it was super crowded!

I highly recommend checking out the local bakeries before hitting the slopes. Grab a few pastries and a coffee for breakfast—it’s not only delicious but way cheaper than buying food on the mountain. I found a great little spot called Pâtisserie Richard

I recommend booking your escape room in advance especially on weekends. They get fully booked fast and I almost missed out on my preferred time because I waited too long!

My advice is to arrive about 15 minutes early to get settled in. They have a cool waiting area where you can grab a drink and soak in the atmosphere before your adventure begins.

I think you'll want to check out multiple rooms if you can—a friend and I tried two different themes on the same day and it was totally worth it! Just ask about any package deals they might have.

Don’t miss the panoramic view of the Eiffel Tower from the observation deck; it’s spectacular, especially when there's a clear sky. I took a ton of photos!

If you're into photography, make sure to bring a zoom lens. You'll want to capture the details of the cityscape from high up. I wish I had brought mine!

Try to visit around sunset for the most breathtaking views. The way the city lights up is just magical! It was my favorite part of the trip

Bring a lightweight jacket! It can get windy on the observation deck, and I wasn't prepared for the chill even in summer. It made a huge difference.

Don't forget your camera or phone! The views are Instagram-worthy, and you'll want to capture the Eiffel Tower and the whole Paris skyline while you're up there.

I suggest visiting around sunset for the best views; the city lights up beautifully, and the colors in the sky are stunning. Trust me, it's worth the wait!

Book your session in advance, especially on weekends. I didn’t, and ended up waiting around. It gets busy fast!

Get there at least 15 minutes early to fill out release forms and get settled. It makes the whole experience smoother!

If you have time, explore the hikes around the cable car stations. I found some hidden gems that weren't crowded and offered breathtaking views!