A really lovely discovery, with varied attractions for young and old, in a genuinely fun and well-kept world.
The Naruto park is not a standalone park: it is Konoha Land, a full zone of Parc Spirou, in Monteux in the Vaucluse. A single admission ticket gives access to Konoha Land as well as the five other zones of the park: Marsu Jungle, Lucky Town, Smurfs Village, Kid Paddle Zone and Le Journal de Spirou. Enough to fill a whole day between ninja thrills and comic-book adventures.
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One ticket, six worlds to explore. Click a zone to discover its attractions.

Naruto - Konoha Land
The first immersive zone dedicated to the Naruto universe in France.
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Marsu Jungle
Tropical forest and family attractions on the trail of the Marsupilami family.
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Lucky Town
Chases and thrills in the Wild West world of Lucky Luke and the Daltons.
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Smurfs Village
An immersive adventure in the heart of Peyo's blue village.
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Kid Paddle Zone
Thrill rides in the video-game world of Kid Paddle.
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Le Journal de Spirou
The park's biggest coaster and the iconic heroes of the comic.
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Konoha Land is part of Parc Spirou: the availability and prices below therefore correspond directly to your ticket for the whole park, Naruto zone included.
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Reviews of Parc Spirou
A selection of visitor reviews about the park as a whole. Reviews specific to an attraction can be found directly on its page.
What people like most
- The misting stations and cooling points spread throughout the park come up very often, especially appreciated in hot weather.
- The new Naruto zone (Konoha Land) generates strong, immersive enthusiasm among visitors discovering it.
- Staff are regularly described as welcoming and smiling, and the park as clean and well kept.
- A "human-sized" format appreciated by families with young children, with waiting times often judged reasonable outside peak crowds.
Areas for improvement
- Attractions occasionally closed or out of order, especially water rides during heat waves.
- Food prices and the admission price are sometimes considered high given the size of the park.
A park very well designed to handle the heat: wide paths, misting stations almost everywhere. Even in full sun, the visit stays pleasant.
A great time as a family; unfortunately, on the day of our visit, several attractions were out of order, but it didn't stop us from having fun.
Friendly atmosphere and rather well-made scenery. However, the tour is quickly done: no need to plan on spending the entire day there.
The park is clean and pleasant to look at, but few attractions really make you want to ride them again. Food prices seemed high to us given the quality on offer.