THIS WEEK!!! World Of Frozen opens at Disneyland Paris
*Cue screams from 4 and 5 year old girls everywhere*. Finally, the much anticipated date is approaching for the opening of The World of Frozen in Disneyland Paris. From 29 March 2026 the new land of Elsa, Anna and Olaf will be revealed to the public. This forms part of the newly transformed Walt Disney Studios Park into Disney Adventure World.
Here, at the newly revamped park you’ll be able to: Discover the land of Arandel, dine in a brand new princess meet-and-greet restaurant, ride on a new Rapunzel ride, and loads more exciting new additions.
If you want to be one of the first to see it, it’s quite late but grab tickets asap and be prepared for high prices and a lot of crowds. If you want to AVOID the crowds, aim to book your Disneyland Paris trip for next year / in a few months when the fuss has died down a bit!
World’s Largest inflatable park is now open!
From Thursday, Funbox – the world’s largest inflatable park – opens in Paris. Come and discover with 4000 m² of inflatable games at this indoor play zone at the Westfield Rosny 2 shopping center carpark. See above for a sneak peek! Must know: Socks are mandatory within the park.
Until May 31, 2026, Rosny 2 Avenue du Général de Gaulle, Rosny Sous Bois. Open all day. €14 = Wednesdays & €17 = all other days. Find out more funboxpark.com
Printemps de la Sculpture
A fun, free introduction to sculpture at this open air art festival in Paris: Printemps de la Sculpture. Taking place across theHauts‑de‑Seine region with over 100 events. Kid-friendly activities at these events include: exhibitions, outdoor sculpture trails and hands-on creative activities. Top picks for young kids at Printemps de la Sculpture:
Sculpture discovery walks:
- Visit guided by mediators at Hangar Y (Meudon) Tots City Guide highly recommends Hangar Y one of the locations featured! It’s perfect for kids and has a playground too.
- Self‑guided sculpture hunts with Printable or on‑site sculpture booklets and easy trails. See list of locations HERE
Activities:
- Mini sculpture workshop – places like Fontenay‑aux‑Roses
- 3D printing sculpture workshops – Médiathèque Alexandre Jardin (Asnières‑sur‑Seine)
- Atelier sculpture for children – Châtenay‑Malabry
22nd–29th March 2026. Find out more here
Discover more kid-friendly Paris museums here
BOOK NOW – Easter Egg Hunts in Paris – selling out quick!!
Easter Egg Hunts in Paris are in hot demand and many have already sold out 😦 don’t miss out! Be sure to book your tickets of choice for a great family-friendly Easter weekend in Paris. Check out this Tots City Guide Easter Egg Hunt 2026 Guide!
Also in March:
Tous à la ferme! pop-up at Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche
A farm themed pop-up event at this huge Paris department store,Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche sees the whole place transformed into a faux ferme, from a greenhouse, to chicken-coop displays and vegetable garden. Probably not worth crossing town for, but should be fun to wander around with little ones if you’re in the area (although be aware there are no no real animals here).
There are some parent-child workshops such as plant printing, cooking activities and creative crafts – although they come at a 60 price tag to attend.
Check out the new Cocon baby friendly cafe
Paris can never have enough good baby cafes – open just shy of a month, be one of the first to check out Le Cocon cafe in Vincennes with a whole kiddie room to explore, with a teepee, toys and more!
39 Rue de Montreuil, Vincennes. Open Tuesday-Friday 9-17.30PM
Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche. Until 19 Apr 2026.
Fruit & Veg picking around Paris
One of the top things to near with kids near Paris that Tots City Guides recommends is fruit and vegetable picking. You can visit the following farms that are now back open for picking fun! (Be sure to check the exact opening days and times at your farm of choice. Currently open: Cueillette de Viltain Cueillette de Torfou & reopening soon in spring: Fermes Des Gally
Find more outdoor activities with kids in Paris HERE
Back from March! The Foire du Trône funfair
Europe’s largest (one of its) oldest funfairs The Foire du Trône returns to Paris this spring. Enjoy around 220 rides, attractions for all ages.
Free entry. Pelouse de Reuilly (12e). From Friday, 27 March- Monday, 25 May 2026. Mon–Thu & Sunday: 12PM-11PM. Friday & Saturday: 12PM-1AM
Save the date! Re-launch of Ferme de La Villette
This FREE weekend event celebrates the inauguration of La Ferme de La Villette. The area has been expanded 15,000 m² nature and biodiversity space and is connected by a new promenade. Over both afternoons, families can explore the farm and gardens and meet animals like goats and rabbits. There’ll also be demonstrations (such as bread baking ), gardening and creative workshops, along with theatrical and musical performances. Let’s just hope it doesn’t rain!
28th–29th March 2026, (3PM –7PM), Ferme de La Villette (19e). More info here
More ideas: Paris with kids under 6
Cheap kiddie cinema in Paris
Cinékids series X Forum des Images: Location: Forum des images. Tickets from 5 euros per child. (7,50 € with accompanying adults). Find out more and book here.
UGC Cinemas – cheap weekend tickets. As part of their Les Pestacles kid’s film series, you can watch classic children’s movies for cheap on Sundays. Check out the UGC films available near you here, note more options during the weekend!
La Villette often has free cinema screening for little kids. This weekend it’s on! Check it out here
ZOO Art Show
This immersive 400m2 street art exhibition could be fun way to intoduce little ones to street art.
From €15 / Free for under 8s. Pl. de la Défense. More info here. Note there are strobe lights in certain parts of the show)
See a Paris marionnette show
All over Paris you can see these traditional style puppet shows. Find the most convenient for you via the Tots City Guide Paris baby and toddler map here
Watch a theatre shows for young kids in Paris – see the full round up here
Kid-friendly lunch ‘Le week-end des Enfants’
Every weekend children can enjoy special kiddie activities at this indoor street hall, located south west of Paris.
All weekend 13.30-16.30PM. Les Halles d’Issy, Issy-Les-Moulineaux
When it’s raining it’s pouring in Paris!
Check out this roundup of what to do with small kids in Paris when it rains!
Theatre Shows for young kids in Paris
This month there is a host of new theatre shows for kids in Paris. From Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs, baby opera, crazy clown shows and more!
Check out theatre shows for kids un der 6 here.
Paris museums ideal for kids
Visit an art gallery and keep the little ones entertained? Yes it is possible. Many Paris museums now host kid friendly rooms, or put on exhibitions just for children. Examples include, The Louvre, to the Louis Vitton Foundation, and Musée de l’Orangerie. Mon Jardin Fantastique at Hangar Y is a really interactive exhibition just for kids and not to be missed! Check out the Tots City Guide round up of baby and toddler friendly Paris museums here.
Discover more kid friendly activities around Paris via the Tots City Guide Paris baby map.
Tuileries Gardens – easy day itinerary with little kids!
With the sunny days become rarer by the week, make the most of any sunshine strolling through the Tuileries Gardens. Here you can soak in key Paris monuments like The Louvre and Place de la Concorde. Even better, when visiting the Tuileries Gardens with young kids there are tons of activities to do there. Choose from sailing tiny sail boats, to trampolines, to carousel rides and the kiddie room at Musée de l’Orangerie. Read up on our ultimate guide to Tuileries Gardens with kids here.
Paris Baby Cafes
For when it rains, need coffee, or you’re just sick of the playground! Paris has a host of baby cafes where the kids can roll around or play and you can drink and eat cake. Find the Tots City Guide Paris baby cafe guide here.
Things to do with young kids in Paris in November
Find even more ideas and activities with toddlers and babies in Paris in this round up for January 2026 here.
When the sun finally shines! Outside activities with small kids in Paris
Spend a day playing in the woods at an ecopark, or playing in one of Paris’ many fantastic playgrounds.
Read the Tots City Guide to outside activities with young kids in Paris
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