Tip, get to breakfast early and make good use of the magic hours hotel guests get between 08:00-10:00.


*** (14/04/2017 23:39)
I went last year for a few days with my family for my birthday. We stayed in a Disney hotel, granting us early access into the parks (which I would recommend as the parks get really busy!) I'd definitely recommend visiting Disneyland Paris; it's suitable for people of all ages and the magic never fades. Whether you want to meet characters or go on rides, there's definitely something for everyone. Being a massive Disney fan myself I couldn't recommend it highly enough and I would love to go there again soon.

We stayed at the hotel Santa Fe which was a lovely 10 minutes walk from the Disney village along a nice peaceful canal. The hotel itself was basic but we were hardly there.

*** (17/05/2017 21:55)
Has something for all age groups. Though it uses newer tech than the Orlando parks, the festivity and staff friendliness lags clearly. 6 of 10 for friendliness with non French speaking tourists. Good options too are very limited. Still overall the magic of visiting a Disney with kids is pretty much intact. Adults don't miss the Indiana Jones ride and big thunder mountain. Star tours is ok for kids definitely not for adults. On peak days ride durations are too short.

*** (09/11/2017 11:56)
Went really just to compare against the original in Florida. To be honest I don't think after this visit you can compare, both are unique. What was missing in Disneyland Paris was the brashness of the Americans, but it makes up for this with a more sophisticated European style.
This park is definitely better catered for those of us with smaller children, it lacks the adrenaline filled excitement of the Alton Towers, Universal Studios parks but delivers in spades the art of Disney when it comes to its own USP.
In the end why did I like the day I spent here? It was because of the very European nature of the place.

*** (27/10/2017 00:04)
We went 3 times, twice when our kids were small and now 9 years after. Unique experience, I feel like I have visited a fairytale. Go at least 40 min before the opening. They will let you in and you in 30 min before the official time. Use this time to explore the Main Street, it is beautiful. We didn't queue for food, we bought fresh sandwiches and croissants in the train station. Use the fast pass machines. We were there for a day so queueing for characters and getting autographs was not on our list. This time we didn't stay in the village.

*** (17/04/2017 12:31)
This was the highlight of our tour. However, the advertised ride Star Wars is not yet opened. It was advertised though. The other ride - Indiana Jones - broke. After an hour in the queue we were simply told to go. Seriously?!
Our tickets included fast passes - only two rides' fast passes worked. The others were all broken or out of function.
I feel they were happy to sell us a picture and take our money, but were under delivering on what they promised.

With two parks it was big enough but not too big and we got to see and do lots during our three nights and four days stay. There was also the Disney village just outside the entrance to the two parks which had lots of shops, restaurants, bars etc. The parks were nice and clean too and we felt safe with a visible security presence at all entrances.

*** (29/10/2017 20:05)
One of the best places I've ever been! Family Experience. Very well-made, detailed, beautiful. Entertaining for all ages, something for everyone. Hard to visit both parks in a single day, better to select the best attractions from each one. If you're a part of a group, split and run to save places in the queues, and to have Fast-Passes simultaneously. Although the queues seem longwinded, your turn comes without even realizing. Visit the Studios first, and then leave the Park for the afternoon and evening (it closes later). Focus more on the Park, and less of the Studios. Ben and Jerry's ice cream is a must-try! Eat it sitting on the sidewalk and admiring the afternoon parade. Don't worry if you can't find the souvenir or clothing piece you liked - they're all available in the stores outside after the park closes. Don't waste time shopping - fetch the next attraction! The perfect end of this day - the Illuminations Show!

*** (09/11/2017 03:51)
My wife and went here last year and wasn't sure what to expect since I've been to Disney World in Orlando. Completely blown away! There is no experience like a Disney park. Considering this park is in France there was no problem communicating in English at all. Good time for all who attend!

*** (10/10/2017 15:18)
A truly amazing park and a must see for any Disney Fan! The staff was pleasant and the atmosphere was wonderful. Loved that they still had the parade even though it was raining. Those performers are troopers! Line queues were short, but character queues were long. The food inside the park was not great at all, but there are good places to eat at the Disney Village.

*** (22/04/2017 15:29)
Really enjoyed our family trip to Disneyland Paris.

*** (13/05/2017 02:48)
It was wonderful here. The time we visited it was drizzling and the weather was good. Very great place for kids and family. Adults who love Disney characters will also love here.Some of the rides are great. Be prepared to stand in queue which eats up your time. I would recommend all to visit here.