Before we begin, we would like you to know that staying at a Disneyland Paris Hotel gives you access to the park one hour before the scheduled opening time. If you follow our itinerary, you should be able to leave Paris with more than a few stories to narrate. You should head to this ride first. Do not forget to grab a Fastpass if you are starting at or after AM.
This ride begins on an island and ends on another island within Frontierland. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad received a huge refurbishment ahead of the 25th anniversary and looks better now than ever before. Each version of Peter Pan's Flight at Disneylands around the world are distinctive.
Once you look at its popularity, you'll be convinced that this is one of the best rides in the park. This is why it would be a practical idea to get a Fastpass for this one as well. What lies within this beautiful castle? Is there a dark side to it, like all castles tend to have? Before you go off to grab a bite, experience the magnanimity that was achieved with little strokes of state-of-the-art technology.
Pirates of the Caribbean Disneyland Park Paris : Pirates of the Caribbean is an exciting boat-ride that takes place in the days when the Caribbean was overrun by pirates. The ride uses Audio-Animatronics to showcase pirates engaging in rollicking action.. Some might be inclined to argue that Pirates of the Caribbean is the best ride of Disneyland Paris.
This attraction is set up in a stunning, bunker-style castle, with intricate and true-to-the-theme decor. The dangers of leading a pirate's lifestyle are quite accurately reflected in the ride. Disneyland Paris is a popular destination in Europe, thanks to its magical atmosphere, fun rides and shows, and excellent location near Paris. Whether you are planning an extensive trip to Disneyland Paris or a day trip from Paris or London, there are a few things to consider, like how to travel, where to sleep, or what to do in the parks.
There are many ways to visit Disneyland Paris, and this quick Disneyland Paris guide will tell you the best tips to plan a trip to Disneyland Paris. After reading this Disneyland Paris guide, you will see that it is very easy to travel to Disneyland Paris!
Language: French is the primary language spoken in Paris and France. However, Disneyland Paris is one of the top tourist attractions in Europe, and all the Disney staff speak English. The Disneyland Paris shows, and parades are in different languages, English included. Disneyland Paris welcomes travelers all year, but the best times to visit can be spring or late fall for mild weather and lesser crowds. The winter holidays can also be a great time to visit Disneyland Paris, which gets very festive and offers special shows.
If the crowds are your main concern, check out this Disneyland Paris Crowd Calendar with the best periods and top tips to avoid the biggest crowds in Disneyland Paris. We recommend spending at least one day in each Disneyland Paris park. Both parks are very extensive, with many fun rides and shows, and they all deserve at least one full day. Three days is a good amount of time to get the most out of Disneyland Paris, with two days for Disneyland Park and one day for Walt Disney Studios Park.
Allow an extra day to enjoy the facilities in your Disney hotel — swimming pool, grounds, golf course, and more. If you plan a holiday to Disneyland Paris, book at one of the Disney hotels for a complete Disney experience.
All the Disneyland Paris hotels are within walking distance or offer a free shuttle to the parks, and they come with great facilities for all the family. Besides, all the Disney hotels propose the Extra Magic Time , a whole extra hour before regular park opening to enjoy some of your favorite attractions without the crowds. Book your stay in one of the Disneyland Paris hotels. If you plan to visit one of the parks on a day trip from Paris, book a hotel in Paris instead.
Click here to learn what are the best districts to stay in Paris. Click here to book your hotel in Paris. We love the attention to detail in the spooky abandoned hotel and the anticipation as you rise up in the elevator before a sudden stomach-lurching plummet. Ratatouille was worth the wait, though.
Star Tours and Big Thunder Mountain were closed when we visited. As these are two of the best Disneyland Paris rides for adults, I recommend adding them to this itinerary. We began with a stroll down Main Street USA, which is just as cute as in Orlando, towards the castle where you can find an impressive dragon lurking underneath.
We love all the details on this slow tour in the dark through an eerie mansion inhabited by ghosts. The queue said five minutes but we actually waited for 20 minutes. Unfortunately, my ears got banged against my headrest multiple times and I came off feeling disorientated.
These shows have now been cancelled. There is currently a lack of rides at Walt Disney Studios while the new Avengers campus is being constructed hopefully due to open in The queues had been fairly long well, 25 minutes at Pirates all afternoon, so we waited until the queue was down to five minutes.
Pirates of the Caribbean is a gentle boat trip in the dark through the world of pirates. The Paris version is even better than in other parks. Make sure you do this one earlier in the day. We headed to Discoveryland instead where Space Mountain only had a 5-minute wait although it felt a bit longer. We love the ride in other Disney parks and were surprised that the Paris version has even more thrills including inversions. Unfortunately, it banged my head a lot and I felt sick afterwards.
After an ice-cream, I sat near Main Street while Simon ran across the park for a last ride on Indiana Jones no queue at all. The grand finale to a magical day takes place at the castle at closing time and features lasers, colourful fountains, songs from Disney films, projections onto the castle, and fireworks. We watched from Main Street and as soon as the show ended made a quick exit down one of the arcades that run parallel to Main Street.
If you are visiting Disneyland Paris in one day, you could visit from central Paris but staying closer to the parks is less tiring and makes it easier to start early and stay late. I would have loved to stay in an official Disney on-site hotel, which gives you early access to the parks with extra magic hours 8am to 10am when we visited and makes going back to the hotel for a rest easy.
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