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2026: A Historic Year of Transformation for the Compagnie des Alpes’ Leisure Parks
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n 2026, the Compagnie des Alpes reached an unprecedented level of new development across its leisure parks. This momentum reflects
a clear ambition: to deliver regular, unique new offerings that elevate the visitor experience — particularly through upgraded theming and a heightened focus on customer satisfaction, in keeping with the high standards of the Group. Four parks embody this ambition on a European
scale: Parc Astérix, Walibi Belgium and Belantis. The planned expansion of the Aquascope rounds out this ambitious programme for the Compagnie des Alpes, Europe's leading operator of leisure parks.
1. Parc Astérix: a step change to reach Europe’s top fi ve for customer satisfaction France’s second-largest theme park, with 2.9 million visitors in 2025, Parc Astérix is sharply accelerating its transformation through a historic €250 million investment plan through to 2030. The objective is clear: to enter the top five
European leisure parks. From 2026, this step-up will be reflected in a denser offer and a far-reaching requalification of several areas, starting with Egypt, which has been completely reimagined. This iconic area will now offer enhanced immersion through:
ï rethemed attractions such as La Descente du Nil (formerly Oxygénarium) and L’Envol d’Ibis,
ï a transformed food and beverage offer with Les Comptoirs d’Épidemaïs,
ï new shows, including Les Offrandes de Cléopâtre
The park is also continuing to enrich its family and thrill offering with recent additions such as Cétautomatix, voted Europe’s best family attraction in 2025, and the modernisation of Tonnerre 2 Zeus, its iconic wooden coaster. Beyond the attractions, Parc Astérix is focusing on an overall transformation of the visitor experience:
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SUMMER PART TWO 2026
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