How do you get to Parc Astérix?
Getting to Parc Astérix
Parc Astérix is near Plailly, 35 kilometres north of Paris (measured from the Porte de la Chapelle). The park sits right on the A1, the motorway between Lille and Paris. That makes it easy to reach by car from the Netherlands and Belgium. By public transport, you travel via Paris or Charles de Gaulle airport.
By car
From the Netherlands and Belgium, drive to Lille and take the A1 towards Paris there. Take the Parc Astérix exit, between exits 7 and 8. Then follow the signs to the park.
According to the park, the drive takes about 3 hours from Brussels (257 km), about 2 hours from Lille (186 km) and about 30 minutes from Paris (35 km). From the Netherlands, allow for a longer journey, depending on where you set off from.
Parking
Parking costs €25 per car per day (as of November 2026). You pay on site. Hotel guests park free of charge at their hotel.
Accessible parking
You'll find accessible parking spaces in car parks 1 and 2, for those with valid proof of eligibility.
Finding your car again
In the park's app you can save where your car is parked, so you can easily find it again in the evening.
By train and shuttle
Travel to Paris by train. There, take the RER B towards Aéroport Charles de Gaulle and get off at Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 1. From the Roissypôle bus station, the park's shuttle takes about 25 minutes to Parc Astérix. A return ticket costs €14 (as of November 2026).
You can read all the details on the page From CDG airport to Parc Astérix.
By coach and other options
The park's partners run coaches to Parc Astérix from places including Lille, Brussels and Bruges. From Paris there's a shuttle departing from the Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel hotel. The park also works with BlaBlaCar for car-sharing, with taxis and with the private-hire service LeCab. Check the park's website for current connections.