Climb Up Aubervilliers offers Fun Climbing sessions for 16 €

Climb Up Aubervilliers Opens Fun Climbing Walls For Children And Adults

Climb Up Aubervilliers features Fun Climbing walls designed for children starting at 4 years old and adults, offering sessions priced at 16 € with equipment included. Non-climbing companions enter the facility free of charge.

Sessions Use Auto-Belay Systems for Climbers

The facility provides colorful climbing walls featuring varied shapes and challenges. Sessions last one hour, which includes the safety briefing, equipment fitting, and changing time. The routes utilize auto-belay systems, meaning participants do not need to manage ropes. While children can begin at age 4, the venue recommends the activity starting at age 6. Participants must bring clean sneakers and comfortable clothing.

Fun Climbing à Climb Up Aubervilliers

Online Booking Is Required for Discounted Sessions

Access to Fun Climbing requires advance online booking through the center’s ticket office. The facility has scheduled a Fun Climbing Day for Saturday, October 31, 2026, offering discounted sessions priced at 10 € instead of the standard 16 €, subject to prior reservation.

Birthday Parties And Center Hours

The venue also hosts children’s birthday packages starting at age 6, featuring 90 minutes of supervised climbing followed by a snack period, though Fun Climbing is excluded from these specific party services. Party groups are capped at eight children aged 6 to 8 or twelve children aged 9 and older. The climbing center is located at 111 avenue Victor-Hugo, with visitor entrance at 1 quai Lucien-Lefranc in Aubervilliers. Regular facility hours run from 10:00 to 23:00 on weekdays and from 9:00 to 22:00 on weekends, while Fun Climbing operates on its own bookable schedule slots.

Fun Climbing Aubervilliers : activité ludique enfants & familles (escalade indoor dès 4 ans)

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