Biglietti d’ingresso per i parchi Disneyland® Paris

I absolutely loved Disneyland Paris! The park was beautiful, clean, and so much fun to explore. I especially loved the atmosphere and the little differences that make it unique from the Disney parks in the U.S. The castle was absolutely gorgeous, and everything felt magical. I had a wonderful experience and would definitely visit again. Both parks are wonderful especially the World of Frozen.

The theft was noticed immediately and we provided extremely precise details allowing the search to be targeted: the exact time, the attraction involved, the seat where we were located, as well as a precise description of the people involved. It was therefore not a vague report made several hours after the incident. The information was communicated while the incident had just occurred, which left a real possibility to quickly carry out checks and, potentially, to identify the perpetrators. Despite this, we noted the absence of any concrete steps taken to try to find them, which is particularly difficult to understand in a park of this size. I am obviously not blaming Disneyland Paris for being unable to prevent every incident. However, when a theft has just been committed and such precise information is immediately provided, I expect a security service to actually deploy the resources at its disposal to try to identify the individuals involved. The human interaction was courteous and respectful, and I want to emphasize that. But in light of what we experienced and observed in such a short time, we left with a real sense of insecurity and deep disappointment regarding the concrete handling of these incidents. And today, the result is very concrete: I find myself having to buy a new phone, stolen almost right before our eyes, without any immediate intervention having been made to try to find the perpetrators. When you add to that the price of a day at Disneyland Paris for five adults, it is hard not to feel immense disappointment. Thank you for the Disney magic... This time, unfortunately, we will mostly remember the bitter taste of it.

We have been to Disney World over 15 times and Disneyland 5. We were looking forward to our first Disney international experience in Paris. It was fun to experience attractions different from those that you would find in the United States. Entry into both parks was easy and fast. That is when the Disney service experience fell well below the baseline they created at the other parks we visited. Here is a list of areas Disneyland Paris could definitely improve if they chose to: How about installing some fans at the attraction ques - global warming is real and it’s not going to cooler in the upcoming years. How about selling fewer “skip the line options - some attractions had more individuals on the priority lanes than the regular entry doubling and even tripling the posted wait times. Friendly and helpful cast members - not in any of our interactions - I thought that was part of the Disney experience. The app is good for “projecting” wait times but the map and directions actually suck - how about more detail as you zoom in and more accurately calculating walking times to get from one attraction to the next. Signage to help get places - there is some but be creative in your design and placement like only Disney can do and save us time trying to figure out the best way to get places. Their desserts and pastries are more varied and much better than USA parks. The food however, is well below average. I was expecting an elevated culinary experience from a food kiosk to a restaurant and was disappointed at all food options. The restaurants should be serving 5 star meals if charging 5+ star prices. I never like giving poor reviews but these are all areas Disney should correct - I am amazed they want this to be their brand when I have always experienced the Disney Magic before. It’s hard to pass up a Disneyland visit - simply be prepared .

We visited Disneyland Paris from 3–7 August 2026 for a very special trip, as we got engaged during our holiday. The park itself is, of course, beautiful and there is so much to see and enjoy, but unfortunately our experience with some of the staff really affected our visit. During our stay, my fiancé fractured his ankle and was unable to weight-bear. We needed a wheelchair to help him safely get out of our hotel. I was told I would need to travel to the park myself to hire one, so I left my injured fiancé in the hotel room and made the approximately 10-minute walk to the park alone. When I arrived, I was then told that I needed to queue to enter the park with everyone else before I could get the wheelchair. I explained repeatedly that my fiancé was injured in our hotel, couldn’t walk and that I wasn’t trying to enter the park for the day — I simply needed the wheelchair so I could get him safely out of the hotel. The response I received was essentially “too bad, you need to wait like everyone else.” I found this incredibly upsetting and lacking in compassion. We weren’t asking for preferential treatment; we were dealing with a genuine medical situation and simply needed some assistance. We also encountered staff members who were rude and unhelpful during our visit, and we noticed staff frequently using their phones while working, which was disappointing to see. What makes this particularly sad is that this was our engagement trip. We had chosen Disneyland Paris because we wanted to create magical memories together, and while there were certainly enjoyable parts of the park, the attitude and lack of compassion from some staff members left a very negative impression. Disney is known around the world for its customer service and attention to detail. Unfortunately, that was not the experience we received. I hope Disneyland Paris takes this feedback seriously, particularly regarding how injured and vulnerable guests are treated. A little compassion and understanding in a difficult situation would have made a huge difference to us.

Half of the attractions closed. Even though it was known that a heat wave was coming, the park did not prepare.

There are various foods, they are so good I’m moved the magical show 🥳

Too expensive for the such long lines there are. You don't see anything in one day; 3 is ideal. A unique experience, that is clear. But every time I go, the price is higher.

We are huge Disney fans - - we have annual passes to the parks in Florida. We booked our tickets though Viator and that worked perfectly. We anticipated a smooth trip on the RER-A train from Paris but we k learned it is out of service for weeks for maintenance. What a nightmare getting there from Paris but the return Uber experience was far worse - - hundreds of people stranded by virtual standstill traffic and cancelled bookings. Book a bus if you can but otherwise stay away.

Quite expensive, nice Disney feeling, but I didn't think the attractions were that good

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.