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

Imagi Park is a big indoor entertainment center that opened in 2025 in the Val d’Europe shopping mall, right next to Disneyland Paris. Bowling, trampolines, go-karts, Fort Boyard, action games, and a restaurant: it brings together six businesses for all ages, open late into the evening.

It’s the option worth knowing about if you want to keep the evening going after the park, especially in winter. Below, I go through each activity, the hours, how to get there, and what to budget.

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

The first two businesses, SpeedPark and Fort Boyard Aventures, opened their doors in April 2025. The whole complex then had its official launch in July 2025, when KoJump, Gold’s Gym, and Wonderwoods joined them. Activate followed in September 2025.

The complex sits right by Disneyland Paris and rounds out what the shopping mall has to offer. It’s an easy walk from the Val d’Europe RER A station. In all, six businesses are based there: SpeedPark, KoJump, Fort Boyard Aventures, Activate, the Gold’s Gym fitness center, and the Wonderwoods restaurant.

In winter, the park shuts its gates early, sometimes around 18:00 or 19:00. Imagi Park keeps going late into the night, and everything is under one roof. So it’s a good way to keep your day going, warm and dry, once you leave Disneyland.

Kids, teens, and adults will all find something to do, and the mall’s parking lot costs nothing. Take the RER, hop on a bus, or drive.

For Disney’s own evening options, I’d point you instead to the Disney Village: it’s the official choice, right outside the parks. Imagi Park is an outside venue and something quite different.

Imagi Park brings together six businesses, from laid-back activities to the most high-energy ones, with spaces designed for families and younger kids. Here’s what each one offers.

SpeedPark is the biggest business in the complex. Under one roof, you’ll find arcade games, bowling, an indoor electric go-kart track, laser tag, pool tables, a karaoke and music quiz area, an interactive trivia game, virtual reality, and a snack bar. It’s the most versatile option, perfect if you’re coming as a group and everyone wants to do something different.

KoJump is a trampoline park. It has jumping rooms, a giant airbag, a climbing wall, an interactive touch floor, trampoline basketball, and several skill games. A KoMini area is set aside for the littlest ones. It’s the best activity for kids and teens to burn off energy. Non-slip socks are required (sold on site).

Fort Boyard Aventures is based on the French TV game show. You make your way through a maze of cells, each one hiding a challenge to beat against the clock: strength, skill, balance, or brainpower. You play as a team. A good pick for a family or group outing if you enjoy working together.

Activate is the newest business, open since September 2025. It’s a high-tech action game from North America that’s still rare in France: a series of themed rooms where you take on timed physical and mental challenges, like an interactive obstacle course. Something new to try if you like to keep moving.

Wonderwoods is a forest-themed restaurant. The decor sets you down in a carefully designed, leafy setting. It’s the convenient place to grab dinner between two activities without leaving the complex.

Gold’s Gym is a big workout facility. It’s aimed more at people who live in the area than at tourists, but it’s still one of the businesses in the complex.

Pay attention to the hours: on weekdays and regular days, the complex often opens in the afternoon, around 13:00. It opens earlier on the weekend and during French school vacations (around 10:00 or 11:00). In the evening, Imagi Park closes late, at midnight on weeknights and at 1:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.

Each business also has its own hours, which change with the French school vacation calendar. To be sure on the day of your visit, your best bet is to check the official Imagi Park website.

There’s no all-in-one admission at Imagi Park. You can walk into the complex for free, and then each activity has its own price. Choose what appeals to you and pay for it by the activity or by the session.

Each business has several options: per session, by the hour, unlimited, or multi-visit passes for regulars. So prices vary a lot from one activity to the next. Because it’s an independent venue, prices change over time. The safest bet is to check them on site or on each business’s official website before your visit.

Keep in mind: this entertainment budget comes on top of your Disneyland Paris trip. To split up your spending wisely, see how to plan your trip.

For more ideas of things to do nearby, see everything around Disneyland Paris, my guide that rounds up outings near the parks. And to fit all of this into your schedule, take a look at how to plan your trip.

Once you’re in the area, you can easily combine Imagi Park with the SEA LIFE Paris Val d’Europe aquarium or some shopping at La Vallée Village, since they all sit in the same corner of Val d’Europe.