Parc Astérix has unveiled an ambitious 3-year development plan, backed by an investment of €250 million by 2030.

The major transformation of three areas of the park will include a new roller coaster, an interactive dark ride, playgrounds, restaurants and shops, and a hotel.

Recent developments at the resort, which is owned by Compagnie des Alpes, include Les Quais de Lutèce in 2020, Festival Toutatis in 2023, and Cétautomatix in 2025.

Egypt 2026

Transformation of the Egypt zone in 2026 with the re-theming of the Oxygénarium attraction, which becomes The Descent of the Nile.

Les Chaises Volantes becomes The Flight of Ibis and the Le Cirque restaurant becomes Le Comptoir d'Epidemaïs.

Ancient Greece 2027

Creation in 2027 of a new area in the Ancient Greece zone: with two new family attractions, a playground and a restaurant, La Table de Dyonisos, with a capacity of 450 seats.

The Odyssée Hotel 4* in 2027: a new 300-room hotel will expand the hotel complex inspired by Astérix and Obelix's travels in the East, with four areas: Persia, Mesopotamia, Egypt and Phoenicia.

Londinium 2028

Creation of the Londinium zone in 2028: a new indoor zone inspired by the Astérix in Britain comic book, which will feature a major immersive roller coaster and an interactive family dark ride, a vertical playground, a pub and shops.

This latest plan will create 20% additional capacity at the park, two-thirds of which will be indoor, reducing dependence on weather conditions. In addition, the hotel complex will offer 750 rooms with the opening of the Odyssée Hotel. Last but not least, this ambitious plan aims to achieve the highest satisfaction ratings among the best parks in Europe.