The Greenhouse of Worlds

In February 2026, The Greenhouse of Worlds had its first clear public moment on Looopings. The article reported that the interactive walkthrough at Futuroscope had opened and showed the first footage of La Serre des Mondes, the attraction’s French name. The story had moved from future plans to an experience visitors could actually step into.

Guests enter a botanical greenhouse where video projections and interactive elements shape the visit. The experience lasts about twenty minutes and is divided into four sections. Its story follows Isaac Verdelius, a visionary scientist who collects plants with exceptional properties. Visitors are not treated as passive spectators; they are invited to uncover the secrets of this plant world through their own interactions.

For Futuroscope, the project is a meaningful reuse of an existing pavilion. The Greenhouse of Worlds replaces Sébastien Loeb Racing Xperience and was developed with Moment Factory, the multimedia studio already involved in Aquascope. For guests, it adds a calm but technologically rich attraction to the park. For fans, the opening shows how Futuroscope keeps renewing older venues while preserving its mix of science, media and imagination.

Futuroscope placed The Greenhouse of Worlds firmly on the map at the end of 2025, when the park outlined its plans up to 2030. The new attraction was announced under its French name, La Serre des Mondes, and was planned to give the former 360-degree pavilion a fresh purpose in 2026. That building had been waiting for a new role since the end of Sébastien Loeb Racing Xperience.

The news was not simply that another walkthrough was coming. It showed how Futuroscope wanted to combine technology, science and imagination in a more intimate format. La Serre des Mondes was presented as a digital, interactive experience built around a botanical collection of unusual plants. In a park known for spectacular media attractions, this pointed toward a quieter but still very Futuroscope-like type of storytelling.

For visitors and fans, the announcement gave useful context for the park’s next phase. Futuroscope was also renewing its Omnimax theatre and looking ahead to a larger attraction and a new hotel in 2028. The Greenhouse of Worlds showed how existing pavilions could be reimagined as part of the broader Vision 2030 renewal.