Open every day
Mon. Tue. Thu. Fri.: 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Wed. Sat. Sun.: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Getting to the park
How to Get to Parrot World — Directions, Parking & Public Transport
Parrot World is located in Crécy-la-Chapelle, 40 minutes from Paris
by car and 20 minutes from Disneyland Paris. Free parking for 600 cars
on site. By train, take Line P from Gare de l'Est to Crécy-la-Chapelle..
How do I get there?
Mode of transportation
By car
- 40 minutes from Paris (Porte de Bercy) via the A4 highway – Exit 16 "Coulommiers – Crécy – Esbly"
By private car with a driver
You can book our dedicated chauffeur service Lady Driver. Fixed price per trip:
| Trip (one way) | 1 to 4 people | 5 to 7 people |
|---|---|---|
| Disneyland Paris / Val d'Europe ⇄ Parrot World | €40 | €50 |
Service must be booked 24 hours in advance by contacting Lady Driver via WhatsApp (+33 6 44 27 86 52) or by email. Payment directly to the driver.
By train
- Nearby TGV station: Marne-la-Vallée Chessy (Disney) TGV Station
- We recommend taking a private car service or taxi to the park from the Crécy-la-Chapelle or Disney train stations
On site
Construction Update – Solar Canopies
Work is currently underway in our parking lot to install photovoltaic shade structures.
Parking remains fully accessible and free of charge throughout the duration of the project.
Work is scheduled to be completed in August 2026.
Free parking
- 600-space parking lot for cars
- 6 spaces for buses
- Spaces for bicycles and motorcycles
Estimate your distance at the park
Map to the park
The park is located east of Paris, near:
- Disneyland Paris (20 min)
- Val d'Europe and La Vallée Village shopping centers (20 min)
- Vaux-le-Vicomte Castle (43 min)
- Provins, a medieval town listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site (50 min)
- Marne-la-Vallée TGV Station - Check TGV schedules and book on OUI.sncf.
Other practical information
Duration of the visit
How long does it take to visit the park?
Allow at least half a day and ideally the whole day. Parrot World is unlike other zoos: it is an immersive wildlife park, where you step right into the animals' space. Take the time to stop, to seek out the animals, to observe and to look up regularly to watch the birds fly overhead.
Depending on the season, up to 12 different animal encounters led by our educational guides punctuate the day 3 to 4 hours of activities included in your ticket. Add the Radeau des Cimes (our giant playground), the Ranch des Enfants (the petting farm) and the indoor Hall de la Biodiversité: many visitors stay from opening to closing and never notice the time fly by.
For lunch, pick your pace. Inside the park, the Camp de Base and the Carbet Manger are designed for a quick 30-minute lunch before your next encounter. For a proper sit-down break, our restaurant Le Panoramic is just a 3-minute walk from the entrance, facing the alpacas — refined bistro cuisine, fresh produce and views of the animals: book your table at Le Panoramic. It also serves dinner after the park closes.
Feeding the animals in the park
Is it okay to feed the animals in the park?
The animals in the park are fed a varied and balanced diet approved by a veterinarian. For their well-being and out of respect for them, we ask visitors not to feed the animals. Any outside food may be harmful to their health.
Safety in the park
For the safety of our visitors as well as our animals
Children must be supervised by their parents or guardians while on the premises, particularly with regard to compliance with safety guidelines.
It is prohibited to enter the park with alcoholic beverages. Alcohol consumption is prohibited along the trail; it is permitted in dining establishments in accordance with the terms of use.
Visitors must explore the park on foot, in a calm manner, and with respect for the site and the animals. Specifically prohibited are ball games, the use of weapons (including imitation weapons), barbecues, firecrackers, sparklers, and the use of radios, sirens, or megaphones.
The animals receive a balanced diet, approved by a veterinarian. Any additional food is potentially harmful to the animals’ health, may cause imbalances within the groups, excite the animals, and create a risk for visitors. It is therefore strictly prohibited to feed the animals in the wildlife park, under penalty of being removed from the park.
Getting around the park
Visitors must walk within the park. Vehicles such as bicycles, rollerblades, and scooters are prohibited in the park.
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FAQ
How do I get to Parrot World from Paris?
Parrot World is located in Crécy-la-Chapelle in Seine-et-Marne (77), 40 minutes from Paris via the A4 highway (Exit 16: "Coulommiers – Crécy – Esbly"). It is also accessible by train via the Marne-la-Vallée Chessy TGV station, followed by a ride-hailing service or taxi.
How can I get to Parrot World without a car?
If you don't have a car, you can reach Parrot World from the Disneyland Paris / Val d'Europe area (about 20 minutes) with our dedicated chauffeur service Lady Driver — a private driver service provided by a woman, for a relaxed and reassuring journey. Child seat available on demand
💶 Price per trip (one way): €40 for 1 to 4 people • €50 for 5 to 7 people
📅 Booking: 24 hours in advance via WhatsApp (+33 6 44 27 86 52) or by email
💳 Payment: directly to the driver, by VISA card or cash
Is there parking at Parrot World?
Yes, there is a free parking lot with 600 spaces. Solar-powered shade structures are currently being installed for visitors' comfort and will be completed by August 2026, but the parking lot will remain open and free of charge throughout the construction period.
How long does it take to visit the park?
Allow at least half a day — and ideally the whole day. Depending on the season, up to 12 different animal encounters led by our educational guides punctuate the day 3 to 4 hours of activities included in your ticketplus the Radeau des Cimes giant playground, the Ranch des Enfants mini farm and the indoor Hall de la Biodiversité.
Is the garden outdoors or in a greenhouse?
The tour takes place entirely outdoors. There is no greenhouse, but rather a massive, one-hectare open-air aviary. There is no shelter in case of rain.
Is the park open in bad weather?
Yes, Parrot World is open year-round, rain or shine. Since the tour takes place outdoors, please dress appropriately for the weather.
Can we have a picnic at Parrot World?
Yes, picnic areas are available. You can also dine on site at Le Camp de Base, Le Carbet-Manger in the aviary, and the bistronomic restaurant Le Panoramic.
What is the minimum age for visiting Parrot World?
Parrot World is open to visitors of all ages. Admission is free for children under 3. The park is particularly family-friendly, featuring a petting zoo, a giant playground, and educational activities.
Are pets allowed?
No, pets are not allowed for health and safety reasons. The only exception is for service dogs.
Is Parrot World accessible to people with limited mobility?
Yes, the park is accessible to people with disabilities. Wheelchairs are available for rent (€10 per day). Reduced rates are available upon presentation of a valid CMI card.
Is it okay to feed the animals at Parrot World?
Visitors are not allowed to feed the animals on their own. However, guided feeding experiences are available by reservation: feeding the penguins and feeding the turtles.
Can we visit Parrot World in a motorhome?
Parking at Parrot World is free, and we can accommodate park guests’ RVs upon prior request. Please contact us before your visit if you’d like to spend the night in the parking lot.