Location: Frontierland
This eerie encounter with Jack, the iconic Pumpkin King, and Sally, the endearing and loyal rag doll is set up in a gazebo near Phantom Manor, reflecting an imaginative world crafted by Tim Burton.
Location: Discoveryland
For Star Wars fans, this encounter with the Mandalorian and his small companion, Grogu, is an unforgettable one. Strike a pose, learn about their adventures, or simply share a joyous moment.
Location: Adventureland
Head to the jungle hut near the restaurant Hakuna Matata to meet the kind-hearted bear with boundless optimism and joy
Location: Fantasyland
Join the cheeky chipmunk duo, brimming with mischievous energy and eager to share it with all. They are easy to spot–dressed in their outfits, sharing smiles, and joyfully greeting all.
Location: Frontierland
Depending on the season of the year, you’ll meet a different version of Goofy. In the summers, he is a director and a cowboy; in a skeleton and by the candy dispenser during Halloween; and is ever-present on all the shows and parades as himself.
Location: Discoveryland
Santa makes Christmas come alive, even at Disneyland Paris. Seated in his Control Room at Arcade Bêta in Videopolis, catch him before he sets off on his sleigh to deliver gifts to kids.
Location: Main Street U.S.A.
Sweet as the honey he loves, Winnie the Pooh can be found near the Boarding House in Main Street U.S.A. He is warm, friendly, and always eager to spread joy to kids and adults.
Location: Fantasyland
No need to fall down a rabbit hole for this meet-and-greet. Simply follow Alice and the White Rabbit and meet them at Mad Hatter’s tea party or at Alice’s Curious Labyrinth.
Location: Adventureland
Head to Agrabah Cafe Restaurant, rub the magic lamp, and make a wish to meet Aladdin, Jasmine, or Jafar. Go on, try it!
Location: Worlds of Pixar
The adventurous cowgirl, Jessie, dressed in her classic cowboy hat, vest, checkered shirt, and jeans, is ready to strike a pose with her young fans and share stories of the Wild West
Location: Avengers Campus
Test your mettle as a superhero, at the training center. There are interactive activities and training sessions that prepare you to fight alongside the mightiest superheroes on earth–the Avengers!
Location: Fantasyland, Disneyland Park
Meal type: Buffet
Characters you encounter: Disney princesses like Cinderella, Ariel, Snow White, Aurora, and others.
Experience fine French cuisine in a fairy-tale-inspired dining room, featuring elegant decor with castle-like charm. Signature dishes highlight seasonal ingredients and refined flavors
Location: Main Street U.S.A.
Meal type: Buffet
Characters you encounter: Mickey & Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Goofy, Tigger, Genie, and others.
This Victorian-style restaurant offers an expansive buffet with international and French-inspired options. It’s like stepping into a fairy tale, made special by encountering Disney characters over a meal.
Location: Disneyland Hotel
Meal type: A la carte
Characters you encounter: Cinderella and Prince Charming, Princess Aurora and Prince Phillip, Belle and the Beast, and others.
Inspired by the Hall of Mirrors in Versailles Palace and the castle in Beauty and the Beast, the restaurant exudes refined elegance and sophistication.
Location: Disneyland Hotel
Meal type: Buffet
Characters you encounter: Mickey & Minnie Mouse and Donald & Daisy Duck, all dressed in royal attire.
Enjoy a sumptuous meal that covers a variety of cuisines– from seafood platters and thinly sliced grilled meats to flavorful vegan dishes and innovative desserts.
You can find characters in specific themed areas like Fantasyland or during scheduled meet-and-greet events. Check the Disneyland Paris app for the latest locations and timings.
Character meet-and-greets are included with your park admission, but meeting them over a meal (obviously) costs extra; starting at €50 for an adult’s breakfast.
Absolutely! Most characters are happy to pose for photos, and some locations even have photographers to capture the moment for you.
Yes, characters are happy to sign autographs, so don’t forget to bring an autograph book or purchase one at the park.
Disney characters use gestures and expressions to communicate universally, but cast members accompanying them can assist in multiple languages.
Indoor character meet-and-greets are available, and some outdoor interactions might be relocated or rescheduled during poor weather conditions.
Yes, Disneyland Paris features parades and shows like the Disney Stars on Parade, which takes place daily (the schedule varies by season) where you can see many characters together.
Yes, characters might rotate or change locations, so it’s a good idea to revisit spots or check the app for updates.
Use the Disneyland Paris app to find the next available time or location for your desired character.
Arriving 15–20 minutes early is ideal, especially for popular characters like Mickey or Minnie Mouse.