Top Extreme Sports in Ile-de-France

My advice is to book online in advance. I forgot, and we ended up waiting in line forever. It's also a bit cheaper if you book ahead.

I recommend booking your Zorbing session in advance. I didn't, and had to wait longer than expected on the day. Trust me, it's worth the peace of mind.

i think it’s a good idea to check for combo deals that include bubble football and zorbing. i ended up doing both, and saved a lot compared to if i’d booked them separately.

I suggest to book your ride in advance, especially on weekends... The earlier you reserve, the better the choice of horses you'll get... It didn’t hurt to plan ahead!

Make sure to wear sturdy boots. I went with sneakers and regretted it on the trails, as my feet were slipping everywhere. Better safe than sorry!

Bring a reusable water bottle and some snacks because prices on-site can be a bit high. I learned that the hard way when I got thirsty during a long ride!

Don’t miss the chance to enjoy a picnic after your ride. There are beautiful spots nearby, and you can relax and soak in the landscape without spending on cafes.

I suggest checking out the group packages if you're visiting with family or friends. They often have deals that can save you a few euros without compromising the fun.

I think visiting on a weekday right after lunch (around 1-2 PM) is the best choice. The crowd is usually lighter and you have more space to bounce around!

Grab a combo pass that includes drinks and snacks. It saves you from spending too much on separate items, and believe me, you'll get thirsty and hungry after all that jumping!

if you can, visit on a weekday afternoon. it's way less crowded, and you'll have more space to jump around without waiting your turn. i went on a saturday, and it was a bit hectic.

I recommend booking your tickets online ahead of time. I skipped the line and had more time to jump around. Plus, you'll often find discounts online!

You might wanna bring your own socks. They charge a bit for theirs, and they’re honestly not that special. Cute colors though!

My advice is to check out the combo deals. I saved a few euros by getting the jump time plus a drink. Great way to refresh after bouncing!

I think if you can, visit during the weekdays, especially Tuesday or Wednesday around 3 PM. It’s way less crowded and you get more time to jump without feeling rushed!

Just so you know, the cafe has decent snacks, but they kinda run out fast. Maybe pack a little something for when you get tired from jumping!

My advice is to bring your own water bottle. They charge a bit much for drinks on-site, and hydration is key when bouncing around!

I highly recommend booking your tickets online to save time waiting in line. I did that and it made my entry super smooth!

If you can, bring your own socks. They sell them there, but they’re a bit pricey for just some springy grip socks. Plus, I like mine better.