Wave Island Records Its Best Season Yet as Parc Spirou Accelerates in 2026


Wave Island et le Parc Spirou Provence enregistrent une forte progression de leur fréquentation en 2026 - Depositphotos.com @Fotografiche

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Wave Island et le Parc Spirou Provence annoncent une saison 2026 en nette progression, confortant la stratégie du groupe visant à développer une destination de loisirs familiale en Provence.

Wave Island a accueilli 172 000 visiteurs durant l’été 2026, soit une hausse de 13,5% par rapport à 2025. Le parc aquatique enregistre ainsi sa meilleure saison depuis son ouverture, avec plus de 20 000 visiteurs supplémentaires sur un an.

Cette progression s’explique notamment par les fortes chaleurs estivales, mais aussi par l’élargissement de l’offre proposée autour du site.

Le développement d’une destination associant parc aquatique, parc à thème et hébergement constitue désormais un axe central de la stratégie du groupe.


Une offre combinée qui favorise les courts séjours

The synergy between Wave Island, Parc Spirou Provence and the Wave Village is gradually taking shape among families. During the summer, nearly 10% of visitors frequented both parks, illustrating the appeal of a combined offering.

The Wave Village notably enables packages that include lodging and access to both sites, with the aim of lengthening stays and steering the destination toward a model more oriented toward short family breaks.

The momentum also affects Parc Spirou Provence. Since the start of its season in April, the park has posted a rise of more than 35% in attendance compared with the same period in 2025.

Unlike Wave Island, whose summer season has just ended, the theme park remains open until 11 November 2026. Visitors can in particular extend their stay thanks to the Wave Village and offers including two days of visits to Parc Spirou Provence.


Halloween and Naruto night events on the near-term highlights

To sustain this momentum in the off-season, Parc Spirou Provence will host its Halloween event from October 3 to November 11, 2026. The program will notably include the second edition of Cirque Carnage, an immersive haunted house designed for families.

Four Naruto-themed evenings are also planned on October 17, 24, 30 and 31, with extended park hours and a dedicated program.


Amelia Brille Publié par Amelia Brille Rédactrice TourMaG.com
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