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FUTUROSCOPE Compagnie des Alpes (Majority Shareholder) France
Park News -
2026 - The Greenhouse of Worlds & T. Rex, In the Footsteps of Giants - (3/19/2026) Two new attractions have been confirmed for Futuroscope’s 2026 season: The Greenhouse of the worlds and T. Rex, In the Footsteps of Giants. Greenhouse of the Worlds was designed in collaboration with Moment Factory and invites guests on a journey through a visual world filled with “extraordinary plants” that guests are free to interact with using touch, smell and sight. The new “T. Rex” attraction features the use of next-level laser projection technology in order to bring a full scale T. Rex to life on the park’s 900-square meter Omnimax dome screen. (1/20/2026) A new attraction called “The Greenhouse of Worlds” is coming to France’s Futuroscope park on February 7th. According to Themeparks-EU, this is supposed to be a walk-through multi-sensory exhibit, designed in collaboration with Moment Factory, who was behind “The Abyss of Light” attraction at the Aquascope waterpark. Follow the link for more details!
2027 - 40th Anniversary - (9/30/2026) For the 2027 season Futuroscope confirms that they will offer some new shows and experiences to celebrate the park’s 40th anniversary, including a new IMAX film inside the Kinemax theater, a new film festival, and a 1987-style upside-down house featuring 80’s memorabilia and more.
2028 - Sci-Fi Hotel - (9/30/2026) Futuroscope has unveiled plans to build a new sci-fi themed hotel at the park for the 2028 season. According to the update at Blooloop, construction has already begun on the project which will feature 240 rooms as well as a themed restaurant, bar and a dedicated spa, along with a 200 seat amphitheater and more. The new hotel will also be linked to the Aquascope waterpark by a pedestrian bridge.
2028 - The Race / New Roller Coaster - (1/10/2026) Vekoma has apparently signed a deal to build a second Thrill Glider roller coaster in 2028 that will open at France’s Futuroscope park. Like the prototype that will be built at Six Flags Magic Mountain over the 2026 season, riders are expected to be seated in a motorcycle style riding position, mounted to an inverted or suspended style roller coaster train. Futuroscope is referring to this ride as “The Race” currently, but that is probably not the final name.
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