Disneyland® Paris Multi-Day Ticket

Came in september 4 adults and a 3 year old. Found the park was busy everyday and the parade was heaving one day so decided to go another day. Fireworks we stood near the back and it was so busy we couldn't really see much. Long queues for rides and the characters. It was so hot the week we went... All the staff were friendly and All the character is we saw were excellent!

We spent a stay at Disneyland Paris with one night at the partner B&B hotel. We were very pleasantly surprised during our check-in at the hotel: a ticket for the park's visitor parking was given to us, which was really appreciable and practical. The night at the hotel was overall quite decent. Even though the bedding was quite comfortable, we were disturbed several times by hairdryer noises in the middle of the night and early in the morning, as well as by various noises coming from neighboring rooms. The soundproofing therefore did not seem sufficient to us to enjoy a perfectly quiet and restful night. The breakfast also disappointed us a little, particularly due to the lack of variety in the products offered. For a family stay where you spend a whole day in the parks, we would have appreciated more quiet and a more varied breakfast. The point that disappointed us the most and that really impacted our stay concerns the entrance tickets. We unfortunately did not manage to register them on the Disneyland Paris app in order to be able to use them easily to go from one park to another. We therefore had to take our tickets back out each time, which was particularly inconvenient. Each time, we had this fear of losing them, damaging them, or simply not being able to find them again. We tried to get help on-site, but no one was really able to provide us with a solution. It is really a shame, because this problem caused us to lose peace of mind and somewhat spoiled our experience. We were also disappointed to find that there was little to no Halloween decoration in the Adventure World park, even though we were expecting to find more of that seasonal atmosphere. On the other hand, the Halloween decorations in the main park were magnificent and created a very beautiful atmosphere. We really appreciated this decoration effort. A special mention also for my children's birthday. They were able to get a birthday badge, which made them very happy. Some Cast Members really played along, taking the time to chat with them and wish them a happy birthday. These little gestures made certain moments particularly pleasant and magical for them. On the other hand, others did not seem to pay any attention to it, and some were even a bit unpleasant. It is a shame, because for children, these little gestures can really make a difference. We also encountered a problem with the restrooms located near the world of Coco: during our visit, several toilets were almost all clogged and the general state of hygiene was really insufficient. This is a rather disappointing point for a park welcoming so many families and children, and it would deserve special attention. Finally, we found that the wait at the Bella Notte restaurant was quite long and that the available space was relatively limited. With children, it is not always easy to find a seat and get settled comfortably. Despite these various negative points, we still had a pleasant family stay and our children experienced some very beautiful moments. We especially keep a very good memory of the magnificent decorations in the main park and the little gestures from some Cast Members. We simply hope that some of these aspects can be improved in order to make the experience smoother, more pleasant, and above all more magical for families.

Terrible experience, super expensive and absolutely not worth the money spent. I would not recommend it to anyone. After having already spent a fortune for park admission, you feel almost forced to buy the skip-the-line passes, because the lines for the attractions last an eternity. Cramped lines, even two hours long, with small children who have different needs than us adults. You get stuck in 2-hour lines, in closed spaces without even having the chance to go to the bathroom. Not to mention the food, all overpriced and of terrible quality. Basic goods like water sold at €3.50 for 0.5 liters. I could go on for hours... anyway, avoid taking your money to France; instead, take a trip to visit a more exciting and less stressful destination.

Just been to Disneyland Paris. We paid 650 British pounds for two parks two days. The parks are extremely busy . You literally spend 90% of your time in queues. Simply, rides could break after waiting in the queue for 1 hour , no apology, no compensation. If you enjoy standing in queues and happy to pay lot of money for this experience, then this is the right place to go.

Do not book the hotels inside Disney, the transfers when the park closes and when it opens are a disaster. People fighting to get on, lack of frequency on the buses, lack of people to organize. The rides closed frequently and after waiting in line for 45 minutes they would close it citing technical problems. Bad experience Expensive prices for what it is in Europe I missed going to the Disney in Orlando

​Disneyland Paris always knows how to amaze our children, with the general atmosphere and the magic of the park remaining intense and exceptional. Unfortunately, behind this magical facade, the overall experience leaves a very bitter taste, between a lack of professionalism and exorbitant prices. We must be honest, this is obviously not the case for everyone: some employees stand out with wonderful kindness and dedication that save the day. But the bitter memory left by jaded, exasperated, or frankly unpleasant Cast Members at the start of attractions or in the shops ends up taking over. The attitude at World of Disney was the icing on the cake: faced with a completely legitimate remark about a very close expiration date on a $15 box of cookies, the cashier showed total contempt, openly mocking us with her colleague with a smirk. ​Regarding dining, we booked Auberge de Cendrillon for the princesses. While our adult meals were excellent, the $50 children's menu is an absolute disgrace: serving low-end, reconstituted poultry, budget-style, at that price and in a so-called gourmet establishment is pure disrespect. In the end, Disney knows perfectly well how to get to us through our feelings for our children; we would do anything for them, and the park takes advantage of that to squeeze every last euro out of us. We will return despite everything only for our daughter, but it is unacceptable that such a budget is accompanied by such uneven service and such disappointments.

Overall everything is fine, but the prices are inflated on literally everything and the queues are almost always 50-60 minutes.

Need to be early, exceptionally long queues especially Thunder Mountain 1.5 hours then broke had to leave and 2nd day broke again, could be a lot more organised, can buy a fast track ticket but that is an extra 120 Euros each a day. Very expensive place. Loved walking round the parks lots to do but the queue for them is such low bg waiting times.

We had a 3 day, 2 night ticket. 20-22 august as part of a dance group performing at Disney. 3 adults and a 16 year old. We stayed at Santa Fe hotel which was about a 20 minute walk from the park, along a river, walking past other hotels. At night there are lights and it felt safe. The parks were busy, but not as busy as the Florida parks in August! There was a bit of construction going on, which was quite visible, but in usual Disney style it was hidden to some extent. The rides were great and magic hour was on offer at the start of the day - however we only tried to use it on the last day and 3 of the 4 tickets didn't work so we spent the magic hour queueing for customer services - but the tickets were reset and we were given a lightening lane to a ride of our choice! Ratatouille broke down and we asked for a lightening lane pass for when it was open again which was great - they were not giving them out so do ask if a ride is closed when you have queued. Both parks had great evening fireworks, definitely worth staying for. 3 days is enough if you are happy to walk a lot - 30,000 steps on one day - but we went on every ride we wanted too (we missed out the younger children rides). There is lots to look at. We had a birthday whilst out there so made sure we got a badge when we checked in at the hotel. We used some of the food trucks, all the food and drinks from them was lovely. We ate at PYM Kitchen - it wasn't that enjoyable - very busy- cattle market style, drinks were not refillable, it felt like a cheap money maker rather than Disney quality. We also ate at Billy Bobs buffet a nicer environment than PYM, but both have confirmed I do not like buffet restaurants! However the Sante Fe Buffet Breakfast is busy to get into from about 7.45am, but once in the huge canteen it was OK and not too crowded. A good selection pastries, fruit, eggs, bacon, yogurts and Mickey waffles. Plenty of drinks stations for hot and cold drinks. I would recommend a 3 day break - if you can stay an extra night do it as then you have chance to get 3 full days. Although we walked a lot, it wasn't too busy, it was fun and the whole family loved it. And if you have a child performing there, well that is the cherry on top of the whole trip, if you don't go and see the performances anyway!

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Three families of us spent several days in both parks and it was an incredible experience for children and adults. I have to highlight the worker María Araceli (who was in the World of Frozen area) for her professionalism, kindness, empathy and dedication that she had with us, we will always be very grateful to her, thank you very much for everything María Araceli. From Cádiz and Seville we send you a big hug.