Billets d’entrée pour les parcs Disneyland® Paris

Great 3rd visit! We had a wonderful time. Especially liked Bistrot Remy and our waiter Ash was brilliant! The bill was only slightly more than Captain Jack’s but we had more food and drink and a way better experience. The new Frozen land is amazing and we enjoyed the new ride. But the queues were much longer than previous trips possibly due to the numbers of people in the priority queue which seems now to be really affecting the experience of others who have paid a lot to be in the park. We didn’t have time to see any shows as a result but the virtual queues to meet Mickey and a princess were brilliant! If only that could be done for Crush’s coaster! Overall we had a great time and the kids were delighted. Staff very friendly and went out of their way to ensure kids having a great holiday.

Where were all of the characters? We missed seeing Mickey, Minnie, etc…. We were not happy with the night show experience. There was no organization. The people in the crowd were pushing and shoving. There should have been personnel to control the situation. There was no clear pathway to go down in case of an emergency. The employees of the Disney parks in Paris were very friendly.

We went as a family of 5. 17, 15 and 8, about to be 9. We booked a cabin on davy crockett ranch and it was lush. We had a week stay so threw the cases in the cabin and went 5 minutes to the parks! Free parking was great but be aware it takes a fair walk to get to the actual parks! Everything was open and running for most of our stay although the hot weather did affect some rides, and the character shows were shorter due to heat. We managed to see lots of parades and characters. Meeting Mickey was my best moment! Try to see when they are and start to queue about 10 mins before. Quite long queues for most rides but it does ease off late afternoon time, 3- 5 pm. Amazing place amazing people! Oh and if you can catch the main park show from the main street at least once, believe me it's worth it. Food is good too, love the turkey legs and vegan chilli and had a fabulous birthday meal for my son at the ratatouille restaurant, they brought the cake out with a candle and sang happy birthday to him. Great food and quite expensive but worth it. Great snacks to be had all through the parks. Xxx

We had a wonderful time. We bought a 2-park ticket for one day. We were staying in the center at Trocadero and arrived perfectly with the Metro connection and then the RER line that ends right at the Park. Approx. 1 hour trip. Watch out at night if you stay for the closing show, obviously the trains are super crowded and leave every 20 minutes approx., we came standing and that's it. Both parks are excellent, we have older children and one 6-year-old, but everything can be done. The single rider option solves many things. At 11 is the "opening" parade, the Parade is very nice and lasts a few minutes. It is important to be well positioned so that the little ones can see. There are several characters for photos like Donald, Mickey, Vader, several from Marvel. We ate a burger + fries + soda combo at the restaurant at the exit of Star Wars for 18 Euros. Musicals, although they were beautiful, we didn't go because they were either in French or in an English that we didn't understand too well and we preferred to use the time on rides. The cell phone app that shows the wait times for each ride is very useful. In short, one of the best days of the trip.

Obviously, the park is incredible. The level of detail is impressive, the immersion is total and everything is designed to make both young and old dream. My daughters had stars in their eyes, and that is what we will remember above all. On the other hand, it is impossible to overlook the prices charged inside the park. They are, in my opinion, simply excessive. You sometimes end up feeling like you are being taken for suckers. The stay already represents a very significant budget. Once there, you still have to spend considerable sums to eat, drink, or buy the slightest souvenir. In the end, it leaves a bitter taste and makes us seriously think before considering another stay. It is all the more regrettable when you know the revenue of Disneyland Paris. I really have the feeling that it would be possible to offer an equally magical experience without having to charge visitors to this extent...

Beautiful magical day…. One thing that made it impossible for me to go on rides was how rude and dismissive the staff were at city hall around 9:30am 30th July 2026. I had multiple proofs and documents showing long term illness and need for at least easy access wasn’t asking for fast pass. I spoke to a women first who immediately was not very nice and just said no then I was brought in to speak to the supervisor and without looking at any documents she said no. I understand they are tight with who they let get the help but I found it was a rude experience and not “magical” at all. I would not have minded being turned down and could do some rides or experiences that had less than 10 mins wait but the fact that those people were so rude was unsettling. Other than those staff all the other staff and cast members are AMAZING. So in character and kind

Excellent amazing place - we were lucky with the weather. Very clean. Caveat - it would have been a horrific experience had I not booked ultimate premier passes for the family. Very very very very very expensive for food ££££ !!!!!!!!!!!!

Disneyland Paris is great. We especially liked the Adventure park. The Disney park is more for children up to the age of 10 I think. The Adventure park is for children from 8 to 9 years. Not because of the fast rides, but because the Adventure Park is mainly about the Disney and Pixar movies. So Toy Story, Frozen, Ratatouille and Avengers are all in the Adventure Park. The decor is fantastic there. You can take so many beautiful pictures. However, it is really very expensive to visit. With our family of 6 (4 children aged 9 to 18) we spent about 900 euros. Bizarre, but we chose it anyway. And we thought it was worth it. But you have to have the money. Tips for visiting: - A selfie stick is taken at the entrance. I had googled frequently on what could and could not be taken, but I had not come across the selfie stick. We were very sorry about that. Now we don't have any family photos that we're all in. I don't think a selfie stick is allowed because photographers in the park won't sell family photos anymore. In the park, it's all about making money. That's definitely a lesser point. But if you know that, then that's a lot closer. - Plan a day when the weather is good. So last minute booking is very good for that. - Choose a few attractions you'd like to go in advance. The Ratatouille attraction is very nice. - Bring as much food as possible and refillable water bottles. There are water points in the park. And on hot days a plant sprayer to cool yourself. - We really liked the Lion King show. The story is told there in 30 minutes with a lot of dance. - In the evening in summer the park is very nicely lit. Lights everywhere and it looks beautiful. We had a ticket for 1 day for 2 parks and walked back and forth between the parks. We were there from about 11 in the morning until 11 in the evening.

Great time, easy to access the parks, not to crowded, great time. You are able to do both parks on one day.

Be there the 1st hour the park opens that way you avoid long queue on many rides. Many rides has no queue at all.