Hero ninja at the heart of the Hidden Village

Naruto Park France:
Awaken Your Ninja Way

Explore Konoha Land, also known as Konoha Park France, the first Naruto theme park in France! Step through the monumental gates of the Hidden Leaf Village and awaken the shinobi within you at Parc Spirou Provence. This Naruto park in France brings the legendary ninja universe to life through an immersive experience unlike anywhere else in Europe.

6
Experiences
3
Attractions
+500k/yr
Expected visitors

Top Attractions at Konoha Land

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Photos of Naruto Park France

Entrance gate of Konoha Land — view on arrival at Naruto Park France
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Main entrance of the Kyûbi Unchained attraction at Naruto Park France
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The Hokage Monument — the mountain overlooking Konoha Land at Naruto Park France
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Statue of Naruto Uzumaki, the mascot of Konoha Village at Naruto Park France
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The Kyûbi Unchained train flying over Naruto Park France
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Front view of the Kyûbi Unchained roller coaster at Naruto Park France
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The Kyûbi Unchained coaster mid-drop at Naruto Park France
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Side view of the Kyûbi Unchained roller coaster at Naruto Park France
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A rider in the reversed seat of Kyûbi Unchained — an intense sensation at Naruto Park France
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Outdoor view of the Rasengan Chakra Rotation attraction at Naruto Park France
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Overview of the Chûnin Exam Grounds at Naruto Park France
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Outdoor view of the Ichiraku Ramen restaurant at Naruto Park France
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A bowl of ramen served at Ichiraku Ramen — the themed restaurant at Naruto Park France
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Outdoor view of the Dango Shop — themed snack stand at Naruto Park France
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Outdoor view of The Hokage's Office — the official Naruto store at Parc Spirou
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Official merchandise on display at The Hokage's Office, the store at Naruto Park France
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Official Naruto kunai and shuriken for sale at The Hokage's Office
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Reviews

What our visitors say

4.9
out of 5 · 16 reviews

A completely wild experience

The launch is energetic, the turns are tight and it doesn't shake at all. The seats are super comfortable. But what struck me most was the theming: you really feel like you're inside Kyûbi's lair. The projected seal that fades out at launch, the fox's roar — that's masterful work.

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Mathieu D.

Two attractions in one

The coaster has two types of carriages: the standard ones and the reversed back row. I rode both and it's almost like getting two attractions in one. I recommend trying both directions to get the full picture. Kudos for this original idea!

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Camille R.

The atmosphere is next level

The operators do a multi-clone hand sign for dispatch — that detail blew me away. The music swells, everyone claps and does Naruto hand signs. It takes the immersion to a level I'd never seen in a French park before.

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Théo B.

Zamperla surprised me — in a good way

I wasn't expecting much from Zamperla and I was proven wrong. Punchy launch, smooth ride, no vibrations, great airtime especially in the last row. A layout with beautiful curves and an arrow element that really lands. Hats off.

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Léa M.

A masterclass from the manufacturer

The station is gorgeous, the lighting and soundscape are carefully crafted. The coaster's layout is visual and architectural — every spot you stand in offers a new viewpoint. Photogenic and immersive, flawless execution.

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Nicolas F.

Great surprise, a few flaws

The attraction is beautifully themed and the throughput is decent — 32 riders per train for a 1 min 10 ride. My only gripe: the onboard audio doesn't always work. It's a prototype so some patience is needed, but it's a shame.

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Sarah L.

The Naruto zone is well worth the detour

You can feel the passion of the team behind it. The queue line winds beautifully around the coaster's track. The collaboration with the publishers and the Naruto creator is incredible, and the zone blends perfectly into the sun-drenched southern France setting.

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Antoine P.

Ichiraku's ramen, a real discovery

The themed food at the Ichiraku restaurant is exactly what you want from a theme park. The chicken ramen is genuinely good, and the mochi for dessert is a nice original touch. At €19.90 for the full menu with a drink and dessert, it's excellent value for a theme park.

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Julie C.

Parc Spirou levelled up

Hard to admit, but Parc Spirou has just levelled up. Energetic launch, first turn with great airtime, zero vibrations, comfortable seats. A second acceleration back at the station, a turn that skims the ground... say it with me — well done Zamperla, well done Spirou Provence!

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Romain T.

Impressive zone, mixed feelings on the ride

The overall quality of the zone pleasantly surprised me. Well-built station, carefully designed soundscape, operators fully in character. On the coaster itself I'm a bit more mixed — a few light airtime moments and the sequence of turns can feel a bit much after several rides.

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Clara V.

Must be ridden backwards

Two very good launches, an interesting ride with a good rhythm. But the real tip: ride it in the last row facing backwards to feel more airtime and get properly shaken through the turns. That's where the ride really shows what it's made of.

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Kevin G.

The themed food we'd all been hoping for

They checked every box on food and then some. The drinks are themed, the ramen is good and the prices are reasonable for a theme park — especially for proper cooked food rather than just burgers and fries. Really well done, this is exactly what we want.

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Emma S.

Almost a Gerstlauer-style layout

Great launches, direction changes that deliver solid positive Gs, and the theming and music are spot on. A few taller hills could have given more pronounced airtime, but the ride is smooth and the immersion is total.

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Hugo N.

An excellent, well-placed coaster

The launches are enjoyable, the layout is original, there's some light floating airtime and the arrow element really lands. And the park placed it beautifully. For once it's all good news for Parc Spirou — I wouldn't have said that a year ago.

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Pauline B.

Reliability could improve, but a great ride

The only downside is reliability — some issues with the onboard audio, and on the day of our visit the ride closed for 2 hours. But it's a prototype, so some patience is needed. As for the ride itself, it's smooth, thrilling and the theming is top notch.

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Bastien M.

Ichiraku restaurant, a real treat

We got the Naruto menu: chicken ramen, a tropical drink and passionfruit mochi. The order comes out fast, the portion is generous, the sauce is really good. It's a step above what I'd had at other parks. A pleasant surprise from Parc Spirou.

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Inès D.

Plan your mission at Naruto Park France

1 Rue Jean-Henri Fabre, 84170 Monteux, France

Opening hours
  • Mon — Tue: Closed
  • Wed — Fri: 10:00 AM — 5:00 PM
  • Sat — Sun: 10:00 AM — 6:00 PM
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before starting your mission at the park.

What is the Naruto zone at Parc Spirou Provence?

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It's the first immersive zone dedicated to the Naruto universe in France, located at Parc Spirou Provence, also known as Konoha Park France. It recreates the Hidden Village of Konoha with attractions, themed restaurants (Ichiraku Ramen, Dango Shop) and an official store (The Hokage's Office).

What are the park's opening hours?

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The Naruto Park France attractions open at 9:50 AM and close between 5:45 PM and 6:00 PM depending on the day. Parc Spirou Provence is open from March to November. Check the official calendar for exact dates.

What are the main attractions at Naruto Park France?

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Three flagship attractions await you: Kyûbi Unchained (roller coaster), Rasengan Chakra Rotation (family ride) and The Chûnin Exam Grounds (interactive experience for all ages).

Where is Naruto Park France located, also known as Konoha Land?

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Konoha Land is located within Parc Spirou Provence, in Monteux, Provence — 10 minutes from Carpentras, 15 minutes from Avignon, and about 50 minutes from Nîmes and Aix-en-Provence. The exact address is 1 Rue Jean-Henri Fabre, 84170 Monteux, France.

From what height can my child ride the attractions?

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The Chûnin Exam Grounds is accessible from 1m tall. Kyûbi Unchained requires 1.05m with an adult or 1.30m to ride alone. Rasengan Chakra Rotation is open to everyone. Height is measured with shoes on at the entrance of each attraction.

Are the attractions suitable for all ages?

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Yes, the zone offers experiences for the whole family. The Chûnin Exam Grounds was designed specifically for younger ninjas, while Kyûbi Unchained delivers more intense thrills for seasoned adventurers.

Can visitors meet Naruto characters in the park?

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Absolutely! Meet-and-greets with iconic characters from the Naruto universe are organised throughout the day in Konoha Village. Times are posted at the entrance of the zone.

Are there any shows at Naruto Park France?

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Yes, live shows and ninja technique demonstrations are scheduled regularly. The highlight takes place at the Valley of the End, with a monumental show at the foot of the giant statues.

What are the show times?

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Times vary by season. Generally, the first shows start at 11:00 AM and the last ones run in the late afternoon. A daily schedule is available at the park entrance and on the mobile app.

Can I eat inside Naruto Park France?

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Absolutely! Two themed restaurants welcome you: Ichiraku Ramen (open 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM) for Naruto's famous ramen, and the Dango Shop (open 11:30 AM – 6:00 PM) for Japanese sweets, bubble tea and kakigori.

What are the park's admission prices?

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The dated ticket (online booking) starts at €27 for children and €31 for adults. Undated tickets are €33 (child) and €39 (adult). Admission is free for children under 1m and for pregnant women with proof.

How much time should I plan for a visit to Naruto Park France?

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We recommend at least half a day to fully enjoy the three attractions, character meet-and-greets, shows and dining. A full day lets you also explore the rest of Parc Spirou.

Where can I stay near the park?

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Several accommodations are located nearby: Camping Les Fontaines – Ciela Village in Pernes-les-Fontaines (15 min / 10 km) and Camping de Sainte Croix in Sarrians (12 min / 9.5 km). More partner options are listed on our "Where to stay" page.

What are the admission conditions for the park?

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Ticket price is determined by height measured at the park entrance, shoes included. Children under 1m enter for free. Proof is required for pregnant women's free admission. Tickets come as a paper stub or a QR code on your phone.

Is the park accessible for visitors with disabilities?

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Yes, Parc Spirou Provence is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility. Priority queues are available on presentation of a disability card or European parking card. Wheelchairs can be borrowed at the entrance, subject to availability.

How much time should I plan to visit all of Parc Spirou Provence?

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A full day is ideal to discover the whole park, including the Naruto zone, the other Spirou worlds and the shows. If you'd also like to enjoy Wave Island (the neighbouring water park), plan for a 2-day stay with the 2 Parks offer at €59.

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