Mad Monkey

Mad Monkey Montpellier, located at 2929 Avenue Étienne Méhul, 34070 Montpellier, offers a fun and innovative climbing experience for all ages. The venue features two main activity zones designed to suit different skill levels and interests. The Fun Climb area is ideal for children aged four and above, with 25 themed climbing modules equipped with automatic belay systems to ensure safety and independence. For older children and adults, the Climb & Play section introduces augmented reality climbing games, providing a unique and interactive experience for participants aged around seven to eight and above.

As of 2025, the pricing is €13.50 for a one-hour Fun Climb session, €8.50 for a 30-minute Climb & Play session, or €17.50 for the combined Monkey Pack, which includes both activities. The staff speak French and English, offering assistance to both local and international visitors. On-site facilities include parking, Wi-Fi, a baby-nursery area, and coach parking, making it convenient for families and groups. Since the attraction is very popular, especially during school holidays, online booking is highly recommended to secure your preferred time slot and avoid long waiting times.

Before visiting Mad Monkey Montpellier, there are a few useful tips to help you make the most of your experience. Be sure to wear comfortable sports clothing and closed-toe shoes such as trainers; if needed, climbing shoes can be rented on-site for around €2. It’s advisable to arrive about 15 minutes early to allow time for the safety briefing and to get equipped. For safety reasons, children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult, and the weight range for participants is approximately 15 to 100 kilograms, as specified by the facility’s harness requirements.

During busy periods, especially school holidays, it’s best to book in advance to secure your preferred time slot and enjoy a more relaxed visit. Families with younger children will find the Fun Climb area perfect for an engaging and safe activity, while teenagers and adults might prefer the Climb & Play section, which features interactive, tech-inspired challenges. After your session, you can unwind in the snack and relaxation area, a pleasant spot to rest and refresh before continuing your day in Montpellier.

Getting to Mad Monkey from central Montpellier is easy and convenient. If you prefer public transport, take tram Line 2 from the city centre to the Sabines TW2 stop; from there, it’s about a 9-minute walk (approximately 800 meters) to the venue. For those driving, the best route is via the A9 motorway, exit 31 (Montpellier – Pézenas), which leads you to Parc Garosud and then onto Avenue Étienne Méhul, where parking is available on-site.

Regional bus services operated by liO also serve the Montpellier – Sabines stop, providing another public transport option. If your accommodation is located in the historic centre, such as the Écusson district or near Place de la Comédie, you should allow around 20 to 25 minutes to reach Mad Monkey, depending on tram or bus connections and waiting times. When travelling with family or young children, it’s advisable to arrive a little earlier to comfortably manage crossing streets and finding parking or tram stops without rushing.