ディズニーランド®・パリ・パークス入場券

Alot of fun, good shows. For the most part a lot of English. When leaving the park at closing, unless staying at a hotel you will need to take the train and there are thousands of people leaving on trains at the same time with not a lot of trains. Be very aware!!

As Disneyholics, we had to see Disneyland Paris. We were a little disappointed. Not so much for the park as for the accommodations for wheelchairs. We discussed the situation with Guest Services and was told being in a wheelchair did not qualify for special needs. Initially it was okay, but I guess we are spoiled with Disneyland and Disneyworld stall. One ride we were told we had to leave the chair at the entrance and. Another ride one person had to make their way in the main while the wheelchair person waited. This was okay, but then the wheelchair person had to roll herself down without being provided assistance or being able to help her. One person the staff member suggested we lift the chair over the steps. Both being in our sixties, we declined. The person then berated us, then called her supervisor and the supervisor allowed us to go down the special line. Other rides we waited in the main line only to be told we had to go back to another line as a wheelchair was not able to be accommodated in the main line. I understand Disney's policy, but Paris should have plans for people in wheel chairs who do not meet their guidelines. The rides that we did get on were good. A little more intense than the American parks. We actually enjoyed that

Had an amazing time and staff and lines were great. Very little wait times and the atmosphere was very amazing.

The Disney experience is incredible, everything you can imagine and more. The biggest downside is the wait times, as they are too long.

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Disneyland Paris is the lesser enjoyable park of all the Disney park in the world. Not really a good value for your money . We finished the parks in 1 day and we had a premier pass. Not that exciting for a Disney park

Years saved for our trip, because yes it is very expensive. In terms of attractions and maintenance of the parks, it was clean and tidy. And I understand the price in that sense. I thought it was too busy for a weekday in September. Long queues, with terrible music tunes (just as you walk through the park), all through the park. You are thrown to death with food and drink, and not the healthiest choices. But I understand it when I looked around, 75% of the visitors were not concerned with their health and didn't find it important either, and Euro Disney plays nicely into that. This target group does want to consume bad food and drink, and Disney merchandise, which you are overwhelmed with. I didn't find any magic, I had heard that Disney characters would be walking around, well I didn't see them. But that wasn't our goal with 5 adults, but well, if you promise that it's "magic," you'll come home from a cold fair if you go for it. We really had a great time together and found the attractions we visited once again very cool and well put together, so top! The closing ceremony is also beautiful. And seen many good employees who are happy with their job. But I'll be back... No, the intense overstimulation of sound, food, and merchandise has no added value for me. Or if I bring earplugs, I might want to take a look again in 10 years, but purely for the attractions.

It was simple and saved some money. One thing though, my adult purchase was listed as 'child' when scanned. Luckily, one of my grandchldren's ticket was listed as 'adult' when scanned so we balanced.

For me, it was already my seventh visit to Disneyland Paris; together with our children, we were there for the fourth time. We are now familiar with several other theme parks as well and know: Disneyland does not have the most spectacular roller coasters. Anyone who evaluates based solely on height, speed, and thrills will likely be happier elsewhere. But that is exactly what is not the real magic of this park for us. It is the overall flair, which begins the moment you enter: the music, the castle, the different themed worlds, the loving details, and the feeling of leaving everyday life behind for a while. The attractions are part of a story and not just simple rides. Perhaps that is exactly why we keep coming back. This time we wanted to manage both parks in one day. We experienced a lot, but this option is not relaxing – especially in September, when they close earlier. (That creates stress, the walking paths are long) Anyone coming for the first time or wanting to really enjoy the atmosphere should better take two days. Our two favorites are Tower of Terror and Big Thunder Mountain. Nevertheless, it is not individual attractions that make Disneyland special for us. It is the surroundings, the shared memories, and that very unique Disney feeling that is still there even after several visits.

My experience with Viator was terrible! Frustrating! Disappointing! I requested Pelp Chat tickets for Disney Paris on December 6th and they sent the payment link. After paying, I saw that the tickets they issued were for September 6th. I contacted them to have it corrected and they said there was nothing they could do because the ticket did not allow cancellation or alteration. I am going to court and I will file a complaint with Procon for consumer damage.

Fun but crowded. Also, you should plan on spending 3 days to get the best experience. The staff was very friendly & professional. Lastly, for a fantastic dining experience, eat at Walt’s. You won’t regret it.