To enjoy the attractions of Asterix Park (Oise), visitors must now justifya health pass. Since this Wednesday July 21, this rule applies to all cultural and leisure venues welcoming more than 50 people. Management has found a solution to be able to bring in adult customers who are unvaccinated, or without a negative test, reports The Parisian.
Parc Astérix, located in Plailly, has set up a screening center in front of the entrance. It is managed by the company PmSm. It is possible to do an antigen test for 20 € in the twenty or so boxes provided for this purpose, announces the Ile-de-France newspaper. The results are available fifteen minutes later.
Same rule at Disneyland and the Eiffel Tower
Disneyland Paris has done the same. If they have not done so beforehand, visitors can take an antigen test or PCR in a screening center installed on site, but must pay between 20 and 63.89 €. To the Eiffel tower, the tests offered at the foot of the Iron Lady are free for the French, while foreign tourists must pay 25 €.
Until August 30, young people under 18 are not affected by the health pass and therefore do not need to be tested before entering Parc Astérix and Disneyland Paris.
To find out more: read the article in Parisian.
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