Espace Chapiteaux — Attraction in Paris

As a huge Tim Burton fan, I was excited to visit this place, even though my ticket was expensive.

I went with everybody else in a room, the employee started explaining things in French, then he opened a door, I said excuse me could you explain in English? He said I don’t speak english but he tried to explain with his hand, pull the door don’t push it. I didn’t understand why do we have to that, but I said ok and walked in. I thought maybe they want us to pull the doors so we won’t hurt the people standing behind them.

By mistake, right before my tour ended , I was in an empty room I pulled a door but I didn’t go in, then I opened another door, you can imagine how shocked I was to realize that the doors don’t lead to the same rooms. Excuse me, but none of the employees explained this in English, there was no information about this on the website, there was no instructions in English about this on the walls, Nothing.

An employee saw me and said you can’t go back and forth. I didn’t argue with him and he was polite, after all he didn’t make up the rules. So After I left I talked to another employee outside and she explained everything, too little too late.

This is a daylight robbery, my ticket was so expensive, I didn’t pay to see half of the place. I didn’t even get a chance to have a peek at the rooms like everybody else. Maybe if someone explained everything in English before this whole thing started, I wouldn’t...

We visited Bubble Planet Paris and had a fantastic time exploring its interactive, dream-like installations. From giant pink balloons and a glowing sensory sphere, to a ball pit, endless light tunnels, and even a room where robot arms blow bubbles – it felt like stepping into another world!

Right at the entrance, a photographer takes your photo in front of a green screen. At the end of the visit, you can view and purchase your photos – a nice souvenir option.

Tickets must be booked online, and prices vary depending on the day you choose to visit. There are two types of tickets available: Standard and VIP. We chose the VIP ticket. Interestingly, on the day we went, the VIP ticket was priced the same as the standard one is on other days – so we went for it! VIP includes a free cloakroom, access to the VR experience at no extra cost, and a free gift (normally a poster). Unfortunately, posters were out of stock that day, so they gave us the entrance photos for free instead – which we actually preferred!

All in all, it’s a very well-organized and visually stunning experience, perfect for couples, families, or anyone looking for something different in Paris. Book in advance, check prices for different dates, and if you can grab the VIP at a good rate...

So, we went to this exhibition called "Tim Burton - The labyrinth" and it was pretty interesting, you know. It was like diving into Tim Burton's crazy universe. The atmosphere was totally gloomy, just like his movies, and it gave us chills. Each room had a different vibe, and the lighting was just amazing. The statues, oh man, they were so realistic, it felt like they could come to life any moment. And the sensory experience, wow, it was perfect. But here's the thing, it was quite expensive, and the duration was really short. I mean, come on, for the price we paid, we expected to explore every single room, but it turned out we couldn't. And the staff, well, they were nice outside the labyrinth, but once we were inside, they kind of annoyed us. If you're just looking for a casual outing, it might be too expensive, but if you're a die-hard Tim Burton fan, you're gonna...