Parc Aventure ® | Ensemble contre le coronavirus

Last update : 20th September 2020

The safety of our adventurers and employees is our priority. That’s why, according to federal and cantonal regulations, Parc Aventure applies new guidelines.

We kindly ask you to observe and follow these rules.

We are looking forward to welcoming you in our parks!

LET’S ACT TOGETHER FOR OUR SHARED SECURITY!

Let's take care of our health

Please visit us only in good health.

Adventurers who were in contact with a person infected with SARS-CoV-2 in the last 14 days or show symptoms of a respiratory infection or high temperature, are requested to stay home, following the recommendation of the Federal office of public health.

If you are at a higher risk, we recommend to postpone your visit, for your own safety.

Let's keep our distance

Please pay attention to the minimum distance of at least 1.5 metres throughout your visit.

Let's adopt barrier gestures

Before, throughout and after your adventure, respect barrier gestures :
– Regular hand washing
– Coughing and sneezing into one’s elbow
– Using a tissue only once
– No hands shaking

FAQ

Do I need to wear a mask?

Parc de Sion (Valais) : no, the mask is not required for your visit.

Aigle Park and Signal de Bougy Park (Vaud) : the mask is not required outside but mandatory in indoor spaces.

Feel free to wear a mask at all times if you wish to.

Do I need to bon in advance?

No, it’s not necessary to book your adventure. Only groups of 11 adventurers and more are invited to fill a booking form on our website.

Where can I get updated information?

This page will be regularly updated. For more information, you can visit the following websites:

PARC AVENTURE SPECIAL MEASURES

Social distancing

Signs and markers on the floor have been installed, to ensure distance of at least 1,50 meter between adventurers.

Cleaning

We regularly clean and disinfect our infrastructures and material.

Hands disinfection

Disinfectant dispensers are at your disposal in our 3 parks

Protection

In close cooperation with the local authorities, a protection scheme has been established.