Imagi Park Val d’Europe: things to do near Disneyland after the park

Imagi Park is a large indoor leisure centre, opened in 2025 in the Val d’Europe shopping centre, right next to Disneyland Paris. Bowling, trampolines, go-karting, Fort Boyard, action games and a restaurant: it brings together six venues for all ages, open late into the evening.

It’s the option to know about for extending your evening after the park, especially in winter. Below, I go through each activity, the opening times, how to get there and the budget to plan for.

Imagi Park is an indoor leisure hub of about 13,400 m², spread over several floors. It’s an independent venue with no link to Disney at all. It opened inside the Val d’Europe shopping centre, in Serris (Seine-et-Marne). Address: 1 rue de l’Hymne à la Joie, 77700 Serris.

The first two venues (SpeedPark and Fort Boyard Aventures) opened in April 2025. The full opening took place in July 2025, with KoJump, Gold’s Gym and Wonderwoods. Activate followed in September 2025.

The complex is right next to Disneyland Paris and adds to what the shopping centre offers. You can easily walk there from Val d’Europe RER A station. In total, six venues are based there: SpeedPark, KoJump, Fort Boyard Aventures, Activate, the Gold’s Gym fitness club and the Wonderwoods restaurant.

The park closes early in winter, sometimes around 18:00 or 19:00. Imagi Park, on the other hand, stays open late and is fully indoors. So it’s a good way to carry on your day in the warm after Disneyland.

It suits all ages and parking at the shopping centre is free. You can get there by RER, by bus or by car.

For evenings out on the Disney side, I’d rather point you to Disney Village, the official option just outside the parks. Imagi Park is a separate, external venue.

Imagi Park brings together six venues, from calmer activities to the most energetic, with areas designed for families and younger children. Here’s what each one offers.

SpeedPark is the biggest venue in the complex. It brings together arcade games, bowling, an indoor electric go-kart track, laser tag, pool tables, a karaoke and music quiz area, an interactive quiz, virtual reality and a snack bar, all in one place. It’s the most versatile option, perfect if you’re in a group with different tastes.

KoJump is a trampoline park. You’ll find jump rooms, a big airbag, a climbing wall, an interactive touch floor, trampoline basketball and several games of skill. A KoMini area is reserved for the youngest. It’s the best activity for letting children and teens burn off energy. Non-slip socks are compulsory (sold on site).

Fort Boyard Aventures is based on the TV game show. You make your way through a maze of cells, each hiding a challenge to complete against the clock: strength, skill, balance or brainpower. It’s played as a team. A good choice for a family outing or for friends who like working together.

Activate is the latest venue to arrive, opened in September 2025. It’s a high-tech action game from North America, still rare in France: several themed rooms where you take on timed physical and mental challenges, like an interactive course. Something new to try if you like to keep moving.

Wonderwoods is a forest-themed restaurant. The decor surrounds you with carefully designed greenery. It’s a handy place to have dinner on site between activities, without leaving the complex.

Gold’s Gym is a large gym. It mainly appeals to local residents rather than visitors passing through, but it’s part of what the complex offers.

Watch the opening times: on weekdays outside holidays, the complex often opens in the afternoon, around 13:00. It opens earlier at weekends and during French school holidays (around 10:00 or 11:00). In the evening, Imagi Park closes late, at midnight on weekdays and at 1:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.

Each venue also has its own opening times, which vary with the French school holidays. To be sure on the day of your visit, the most reliable option is to check the official Imagi Park website.

Imagi Park has no single entry ticket. Entry to the complex is free, but each activity is paid for separately. You choose what you want to do and pay per activity or per session.

Each venue offers several options: per session, by the hour, unlimited or a multi-entry pass for regulars. Prices therefore vary a lot from one activity to another. As it’s an independent venue, prices change: the safest bet is to check them on site or on each venue’s official website before your visit.

Plan ahead: this leisure budget comes on top of the budget for your Disneyland Paris trip. To spread your spending well, see how to plan your trip.

For more ideas for days out nearby, see everything around Disneyland Paris, the guide that brings together outings around the parks. And to fit it all into your schedule, have a look at how to plan your trip.

While you’re there, Imagi Park is also easy to combine with a visit to SEA LIFE Paris Val d’Europe (the aquarium) or a trip to La Vallée Village, both in the same part of Val d’Europe.