Things to do in Reims
Karting, escape rooms, bowling, karaoke, climbing, trampolines: enough to fill a rainy afternoon or a whole weekend, with family or friends.
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Forty-four rides across four themed worlds, including Krampus Expedition, the only water coaster in France. Eight restaurants on site and two hotels if you want to stay the night.
Twelve thousand square metres a short walk from the station: pool, ice rink, fitness, squash, a wellbeing area and a bar-restaurant under one roof. Open from six months old, which makes it the easiest option with small children.
Tree climbing, paintball and inflatable games in the open air, a few minutes from Reims. The tree-top courses are open from age two. Bring cash, as cards are not accepted on site.
A life-size video game across a 500 m² free-roaming arena: headset and connected gun, wireless movement, solo or in teams of up to ten. Three worlds to choose from, including a zombie survival and a karting race. From age twelve, no experience needed.
A 5,300 m² complex in the Farman zone: four five-a-side pitches, eight padel courts including one outdoors, badminton, and two quiz and blind-test rooms to round off the evening. Children's birthdays and group outings, free parking on site.
Reims' padel club: eight indoor courts for year-round play whatever the weather, with a bar-restaurant, ping-pong tables and a giant screen. Booking through the Playtomic app.
Three themed rooms and sixty minutes of puzzles: a pirate treasure hunt, a room inspired by Stranger Things, and a horror room for over-14s only. Two to seven players per session.
Twenty-two modern lanes, pool tables, darts and arcade machines, in the Thillois retail park. Open seven days a week, and until two in the morning on Saturdays.
More than 1,500 m² of trampolines at Cormontreuil: a Ninja Warrior course, dodgeball, basketball hoops and a foam pit. From age three to ninety-nine, and the obvious choice for a child's birthday.
Buzzers, general knowledge, blind tests and the Mole game, in a private room right in the centre. Three to thirty-six players, in sessions of one hour to ninety minutes.
The Gaulish theme park, about 130 km from Reims by motorway. It is a full day out, not a half day.
The largest Games Factory complex in France, opened in May 2026: 6,000 m² over two levels, with twenty bowling lanes, electric karting, a laser game arena, virtual reality, escape rooms and karaoke rooms. Open until two in the morning on Fridays and Saturdays.
1,154 metres of approved circuit at Witry-lès-Reims, at the heart of a leisure hub. Adult karts at 270cc and children's karts at 160cc, so nobody in the family has to sit it out.
Nine private karaoke rooms a step from place d'Erlon, in an art-deco setting. Two to thirty-five people per box, with drinks and a sharing menu served in the room. Online booking only, same day included.
The two parks at Marne-la-Vallée, about 1h15 away by road. Plan a full day, and book tickets ahead.
750 m² of climbable surface and around 125 boulders, refreshed every three to four weeks across fourteen difficulty levels. Sauna, cardio area and an on-site restaurant to make an evening of it.
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