  Coupled cosmologies can predict values for the cosmological parameters at low
redshifts which may differ substantially from the parameters values within
non-interacting cosmologies. Therefore, low redshift probes, as the growth of
structure and the dark matter distribution via galaxy and weak lensing surveys
constitute a unique tool to constrain interacting dark sector models. We focus
here on weak lensing forecasts from future Euclid and LSST-like surveys
combined with the ongoing Planck cosmic microwave background experiment. We
find that these future data could constrain the dimensionless coupling to be
smaller than a few $\times 10^{-2}$. The coupling parameter $\xi$ is strongly
degenerate with the cold dark matter energy density $\Omega_{c}h^2$ and the
Hubble constant $H_0$.These degeneracies may cause important biases in the
cosmological parameter values if in the universe there exists an interaction
among the dark matter and dark energy sectors.
