Menhir Express
Obelix is snowed under. Too many Menhirs to deliver to Parc Astérix! Want to help him? Well, climb aboard one of the floating menhirs on the Menhir Express. We warn you, it’s sweaty work and you’ll get your shirt wet!
AVALANCHE OF MENHIRS
The delivery route starts in the Park’s Gaul zone. A rocking boat and whirlpools, we’re warning you it’s pretty rough. Watch out for the drop! The one we have in store for you will definitely quench your thirst for adventure!
FOR ALL THE FAMILY
The attraction isn’t as sweet as a song by the bard Assurancetourix but it is accessible to Gauls both big and small (minimum height: 1 m)
Attraction closed during Gallic Christmas.
Disability Accessibility
Access is via the exit and the Filotomatix entrance.
People in wheelchairs must be able to leave their chair, sit down and hold on to the grab bars to participate in the attraction.
Safety standards
Download the security guide
The Romans don’t know this but…
Menhir comes from two Breton words, "Men" meaning stone and "Hir" meaning long. They can be found all over the world, either as single stones or in rows. But they don’t all look like the ones that Obelix delivers. They are different shapes depending on their use: flat to frame the doors of dolmens, triangular as road markers, oval to designate a notable event...And, as you’ll see, Obelix’s delivery round leaves no menhir unturned and is always a landmark event!
