At Boom Boom Villette, in Paris's 19th arrondissement, L’Île de Tortuga is the children's area at Seven Squares. The park is designed for ages 0 to 12 with a pirate theme, including a pirate ship, mazes, slides, tunnels, ball pits and small skill games.
Its advantage is having two distinct zones: ages 0-3 have a separate early-years area where parents can accompany them, while ages 4-12 use a large course where they climb, crawl and slide independently under the site's general supervision.
How much does entry cost in 2026?
Advertised 2026 prices are:
- Ages 0-3: €9 on site or €8 online;
- Ages 4-12: €17 on site or €16 online;
- One accompanying adult free per child, then €4 for each additional adult;
- L’Île de Tortuga + Trampoline Park combo: €27, for children measuring at least 1.20 m.
Admission is valid for the day, but you cannot re-enter after leaving.
An extra detail
L’Île de Tortuga sits within a complex of more than 5,000 m² that also houses bowling, laser tag, a trampoline park, virtual reality, interactive mini-golf and arcades. This is practical when siblings are different ages or when adults want to extend the outing with another activity.
Private birthday rooms are also available, with packages requiring booking at least a few days ahead.
What to know before visiting
- Address: Seven Squares, Boom Boom Villette, 30 avenue Corentin Cariou, 75019 Paris;
- Metro 7 / tram T3b: Porte de la Villette; metro 5: Porte de Pantin; RER E: Rosa Parks;
- Paid Indigo parking nearby;
- Socks are compulsory in the kids' park;
- Picnics are not allowed; food is available on site;
- Parents can enter the 0-3 area but not the 4-12 area;
- Under-16s cannot enter Seven Squares alone;
- Seven Squares opens 365 days a year, with extended hours during school holidays.
Tip: for ages 4-12, booking online saves €1 and, more importantly, avoids discovering on arrival that busy slots are fully booked. If you also plan to use the trampoline park, check the child's height: the combo requires at least 1.20 m.
