La Mer de Sable zones

La Vallée des Mississi'Ptits

A valley filled with small adventures

La Vallée des Mississi’Ptits is a lively, leafy world where bayou scenery, boats and small vehicles give the Wild West a more playful tone. Its attractions sit close together and leave plenty of room for exploration, gentle movement and experiences that can be watched before joining in.

Flights, water and paths to discover

Little Hawk and Cycl’o Vent rise above the valley, while Canoë Fou, Mississi’Piste and Les P’tits Rangers create a cheerful rhythm around moving vehicles. Le Bayou des Chikapas drifts through a quieter setting, and Le Marais Cage and La Rivière des Castors add walk-through exploration and a first taste of a water adventure.

The area feels varied without becoming hectic. Guests can move naturally from a ride to a path on foot and then to the water, surrounded by a consistent landscape of wetlands, timber and frontier camp details.

Le Canyon du Color'Ado

The most energetic corner of the Wild West

Le Canyon du Color’Ado brings together some of the park’s largest shapes and most recognisable sounds. Around the Saloon setting, rails, timber structures, boats and mine scenery form a compact world where the action remains visible from the paths and every major ride leaves its mark on the landscape.

From roller coasters to rushing water

Wild Buffalo races through its wooden structure, Silver Mountain turns a mine story into a family coaster journey and Tiger Express builds its pace through tight bends. Cheyenne River rises above the canyon with its imposing descent, while La Rivière Sauvage sends its boats through turbulent water. La Ruée vers l’Or adds a broad swinging motion that fits naturally into the frontier atmosphere.

The canyon unfolds like a sequence of action scenes. The rumble of trains, moving water and western façades create an energetic mood, while the different ride styles keep each part of the area distinct.

Le Désert du Nouveau-Mexique

An open horizon beneath the great dune

Le Désert du Nouveau-Mexique extends naturally from La Mer de Sable’s emblematic sandy landscape. After crossing the dune, the park opens into a brighter, more colourful world inspired by the American Southwest and Mexico. The rides stand clearly against the sand and become landmarks that can be spotted from a distance.

Spins, flights and splashes

Sonora’s gondolas rise gently above the desert, El Condor sends its chairs into the air and Disco Loco slides from side to side while rotating. Bandidos adds the unpredictable spin of its vehicles, Tornado shakes its platform in a Mexican fiesta atmosphere and Chiquit’O turns water into a shared game. Le Totem, Le Raid du Dragon and Le Camp des Explorateurs provide other ways to move through the area.

The zone draws much of its character from its open views. Rides remain visible all around, colours stand out against the dune and the mood stays festive. This is an animated rather than empty desert, shaped by movement in the air and playful encounters with water.