Chamonix Amusement Park
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One stop shop to get your winter adventures going...did not try the other stations. Had lessons for 🏂 and ⛷️ for the young ones. Best to book in advance online as the queue can get very long...they are flexible and can help convert your lesson credits. (Pictures according to description below) The winter eqpt shop is also near and you can rent it throughout. Mornings are the best, it gets busier and busier throughout the day!!! (See Queue outside rental shop at noon!!) You will need to get Skipass if you are doing any lessons inside, available in a small kiosk at the entrance of village after the carpark, keep the cards as the cost 3€ and can be topped up daily. Special pricing for kids 14 and below. Good start here for lessons but do go up to Brevent for your last or last few lessons. View there is excellent!!! And ask for "Beginners Pass" @ Brevent, it is cheaper than the normal tickets!
KelvinKelvin
10
Our 9 and 12 year old boys (and my husband and I) loved the luge ride here! 10 rides was €58, with up to two people on each ride. One ride is €7, six are €39. You can also get ride deal in the Mont Blanc multipass. The luge is on tracks, so it's just about controlling the speed. From aged 3 to 7 years, riders must be accompanied by an adult. Over that you can choose to ride solo or tandem. There are a few other rides you can buy tokens for too (slides, water flume, ride ins for little kids). Very short walk from the centre of town, next to the station for the Mer du Glace trip. Big car park. Cafe/restaurant, but seemed very pricey so didn't buy food there.
G CG C
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This amusement park sports a host of original rides set amongst a backdrop of roaming cows ringing their bells and the shadow of Mt Blanc. You buy tokens to operate most of the rides yourself. The wavy slide "toboggan" requires a wristband and then kids just help themselves to a mat and slide away. The star attraction is the luge which needs a separate ticket or card. An adult and kid can ride the luge together, controlling the break to go as fast as you dare. There is a restaurant on site with ice cream and decent beers and cocktails. The toilets are here too. There is a large carpark just at the entrance to the site.
Stephen HaileyStephen Hailey
10
What a hoot. It's great here and I'm a big kid. Can't wait to return with my actual children. Don't get me wrong I even forced my mother in law onto the luge. But this is a kids dream and a parents wallet emptier. Mini diggers, mini water slides and all token based so once you have a pocket of those you can do anything in the park. Would have been 5 stars but the camera on the luge wasn't working and I couldn't get the picture of my mother in laws terrified face!
Carney James TurnerCarney James Turner
50
As far as I know, this is the best amusement park in Chamonix when it comes to options as well as prices. In addition, it’s got a decent ( not the best ) restaurant. The system in the park is that you buy jetons ( coins like ) from machines inside the park and you can use it on various joys except the tour ride you have to buy them separately ( 1 ride for a couple costs 8 € ). It’s a very good option for families and children.
Fahd B. AltherwiFahd B. Altherwi
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There are Red Blue Green slopes and definitely more options and less crowded than Savoy. The green slopes are more spacious than Savoy but Red is challenging and chair lifts unlike Savoy. Playground and luge (after 1330)if the kids want a break from ski. There is a restaurant on site too and Bus 14 stops Infront of the ski pass cashier. Carpark is a nightmare fyi.
Dan TayDan Tay
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Office de Tourisme de Chamonix-Mont-Blanc
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351 Chem. du Pied du Grepon, 74400 Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France
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entertainment
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family friendly
attractions: Office de Tourisme de Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, Gare Chamonix Train du Montenvers, Mont-Blanc Natural Resort, Snell Sports, Musée des Cristaux - Espace Tairraz, Hôtel & Spa Le Faucigny, Pierre & Vacances Premium Residence La Ginabelle, Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, Mont Blanc Rafting - Chamonix, UCPA Chamonix, restaurants: Josephine Restaurant, Le Monchu, Restaurant Le Cap-Horn, MBC Chamonix Microbrewery, La Calèche, Burger ”Poco Loco”, Le Sérac, Elevation 1904, Rose Du Pont, Casa Valerio
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