Plaine Oxygene - Le Mesnil-Amelot

Aquatic and sporting center located near the airport of Roissy CDG, east of Terminal 2, including a swimming pool with several basins and gym strengths, etc. It is accessible mainly by car, even if buses circulate nearby, and there is open parking, with pitches for people with disabilities. To access the entrance, you have to make the tower of the building that the parking lot surrounds, and climb the gentle slope by the steps, practicable by the largest number, and the access ramps to leave first of all the pushchairs and wheelchairs, and walk to the end of the platform, then turn to its right to enter the hall, where terminals are available to purchase tickets of entry ... provided To buy its entrance to the old by composing its CB code, you have to go to the windows and maybe get rid of patience while waiting to be received Then you have to compost your ticket to the tourniquets, before going down the stairs that lead to the pool two levels below, attention to the zigzags. Then once at the entrance, remove his shoes. For those who have a pressing desire, there are fortunately toilets on the left Then there are dressing rooms, with lockers. Then the showers, accessible after descending other stairs: from exercise and cardio in perspective before gaining the basins, and even afterwards; remains to find lifts for people with difficulty with stairs or wheelchairs

I spent the day yesterday with my daughters we had fun the swimmers impressed me very vigilant thanks to their vigilance there was one who helped a little girl who was alone in the pool next to the giant slider found her mom around 4:30 all was nickel I'll come back

Great reception. Thank you to the ladies present and patient with us and my questions. Swimming pool at the top. All access is clean. Very kind staff.

Very good experience in the oxygen plain, a great thank you to Eva and Léna who have been welcoming and respectful with us throughout the ice rink period.

If I can afford it, we'd have to shower women and men not mixed. To meet with men while we're rinsing. Not that we're naked but still. It's pretty embarrassing. Just like seeing people bathing in underwear. You prohibit access to people in uniforms like swim shorts but leave access to people wearing cotton underwear. I find that a shame.