Night ticket for the Paris Aquarium

Too expensive for what there is to see.

Very nice activity in principle, but I strongly advise against it for two reasons: the people and the aquarium staff. The people with us on this tour were taking photos with the flash when this is explicitly forbidden, and some were putting their hands in the koi pond to touch them (also forbidden). I'm also angry with the aquarium staff, who not only closed an important room on the tour due to building work (not specified at the time of booking, of course), but also transported objects throughout the aquarium on pallet trucks (which, frankly, ruins the intimate nature of a night-time booking, even though the closed room was open during daytime bookings, I might add...). What's more, the staff did nothing to prevent people from taking photos with the flash or touching the fish. I came away disappointed and annoyed by this disrespectful behavior towards animals and visitors alike. I don't recommend it (visit made on 23/09/23).

No welcome at all. The person serving the glass of champagne was unpleasant. Champagne not fresh, low quality, served in a plastic cup. Many empty display cases, and those with fish, very poorly lit. In short, the service sucks. No class. No advantage in using Funbooker. All fake.

disappointed with the size of the aquarium

Small aquarium ... the one in Marnes-la-vallée is better!

A good visit, a good time as it's not very busy at night. On the other hand, visit too quick

Aquarium really small, visit goes by super fast, and not many species. Otherwise, the night visit is a plus, as there are few visitors.

Too expensive for what it is but cool

Nice aquarium, pleasant atmosphere, but almost 120€ for 4 for 3/4 hour visit....... perfectible value for money!

A great night-time activity for families and friends, with or without children. Quick tour (45min). Rather high price for tour time. A glass of champagne or soft drink is appreciated.

We'd chosen a 'night-time' outing, imagining that we'd be able to stroll quietly past the acquariums. Far from finding the tranquility of the underwater world, it was a parade of strollers piloted by parents squatting in the windows, claiming priority... On this subject, our Funbooker reservation mentioned a queue-cutting access, the notion of which was unknown to the security guards officiating that evening: "go and queue (200m further on), it opens at 7pm". No comment!

The aquarium isn't incredible and the night shows are too crowded, so you can't enjoy the fish in peace.