Through November 1, 2026, the Jardin d’Acclimatation is celebrating life with El Día de los Muertos, the Mexican Day of the Dead! Mariachis, Catrinas, flower-covered skeletons, and paper cutout garlands are taking over the park’s paths!
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On stage, dancers in multicolored skirts and a lifelike Catrina take us on a journey to Mexico! Traditional dances that introduce us to this tradition.
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The rides take on a whole new look with a journey down the Rivière Envoûtée, the Mayan maze, or the hot-air balloon decorated with skulls. Not to mention the Mexican stands and face painting for the kids!
A perfect family outing in Paris for this weekend, just in time for Halloween!
What You Need to Know
It’s the last weekend: the festival ends on Sunday, November 1! Park admission, starting at €7, does not include the rides: plan on 1 or 2 tickets per ride. If you’re coming with kids, I recommend the unlimited pass.