Grévin Museum: an exclusive One Piece card included with your ticket and the surprise arrival of Yannick Alléno

A special package to explore the new One Piece area with a collectible card

Driven by enthusiasm from fans of animation and popular culture, the Grévin Museum has opened early booking availability for upcoming months. This operational setup allows visitors to organize their journey while benefiting from a deal focused on Eiichiro Oda's world, designated as a One Piece Special Ticket Visit + Card. The primary feature of this program is the direct handout of the promotional One Piece Card Game Luffy Grévin card, provided to each person holding a valid entry pass.

Holding this entry pass grants visitors full access to every exhibition within the facility, such as the newly added One Piece zone. Adults aged 19 and older pay 28 euros per adult for this ticket. Young people between 5 and 18 years old pay 19.80 euros per child. Additionally, the pass provides the benefit of a dedicated queue, which streamlines the entry process. Kids under 5 years old enter without paying and get a One Piece souvenir sticker, though they do not get the gaming card.

Acquiring this ticket follows rigorous protocols designed to control distribution and uphold visitor limits. Online daily availability is constrained by quotas, allowing a maximum of 5 tickets per order. The ticket is strictly nominative and non-transferable, and official ID can be asked for at entry points. Additionally, the ticket is non-refundable, non-exchangeable, and non-modifiable, and it is not combinable with other promotional deals.

Guests must follow rigid timing rules for physical entry. Access to the facility is allowed during the booked period or inside a strict 30-minute window after the selected hour. Those arriving beyond this 30-minute threshold are refused access and permanently lose the opportunity to obtain their collector promotional card. Furthermore, every minor under 15 years old needs an accompanying adult present.

Yannick Alléno and autumn late openings: new features along the Parisian tour

Apart from fictional personas, news about the wax displays includes the formal addition of a prominent French food personality. Chef Yannick Alléno, acknowledged as the chef possessing the greatest number of stars globally, has entered the ranks of those preserved at the Grévin Museum. This arrival greatly enhances the area focused on Master Chefs, underscoring the importance placed on modern gastronomy inside this Parisian establishment.

The site's fall calendar features a unique program named Family October. Between October 26 to 31, the location offers extended hours enabling inquisitive guests to explore the areas after dark. This nocturnal arrangement prompts attendees to approach the wax figures amidst a spooky, seasonal mood, perfect for family trips during Halloween festivities.

These additions join a remarkably expansive permanent tour featuring more than 250 sculpted personalities. The walkthrough takes visitors through numerous themed galleries: Fashion Icons, Cinema Stars, Fictional Heroes, Music Stars, Sports Legends, Politicians and Leaders, New Stars, Comedy Kings, Historical Figures, TV Stars, along with various immersive experiences designed to provide unique shared moments.

Pricing options: Kids Days and multi-park Annual Pass

To broaden how visitors engage with the site beyond special occasions, the Grévin Museum spotlights its Kids Days promotional offer. This offer is exclusively available via the web and demands reservation with a minimum of 3 days' notice. It is valid on each Wednesday throughout the calendar year, with the exception of school vacations in every region and festive days. It grants holders a junior pass, for ages 5 through 18 inclusive, at the reduced price of 10 euros, subject to the concurrent purchase of a full-price adult ticket.

The group offers a long-term membership through its Annual Pass. This individualized credential costs 49 euros per adult (19 and above) and 35 euros per child aged 5 to 18, securing unrestricted entry to the venue for 365 full days from the purchase date. It is provided exclusively in digital form after the necessary ID picture submission. Holders must display it via a mobile phone or in print at every access control check. Nevertheless, this standard pass does not confer eligibility to obtain the One Piece Card Game promotional card.

Holders of the Annual Pass benefit from a broad array of tourism alliances. They receive a 50% reduction on standard entry fees at numerous leading attractions: Parc Astérix (apart from the Fear on the Park event), Futuroscope, France Miniature, Walibi Rhône-Alpes, Walibi Belgium (with the exception of the Halloween season), Bellewaerde, Walibi Holland, the Austrian Familypark, and Belantis, contingent upon each partner location’s operating schedule.