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Disneyland Park Paris | Where magic is the only reality

Originally named Euro Disneyland Park, this was the first of the two parks to open at Disneyland Paris on April 12, 1992. Spanning over 140 acres, Disneyland Park Paris is the second largest Disney Park, based on the original, after Shanghai Disneyland Park.

Dedicated to fairytales and Disney and Star Wars characters (the classics and the new), Disneyland Park Paris is a happy place where childhood memories and imaginations come to life magically.

Discover the ‘enchanted lands’

Discoveryland

Fly through space with Buzz on his intergalactic laser shootout, reach the farthest corners of the galaxy on Star Wars: Hyperspace Mountain, and explore the secrets of the ocean aboard the Nautilus.

Fantasyland

The name gives it away–it’s all a fantasy! Watch the tales and legends of classic Disney films come to life. Fly with Peter Pan, befriend the seven dwarves, take a spin at Mad Hatter’s tea party, and set sail on a whimsical global journey on “it’s a small world”.

Adventureland

Embrace the spirit of exploration in this exotic land full of excitement, adventure, and treasure. Set sail with Jack Sparrow & his crew aboard the Pirates of the Caribbean, explore the Temple of Peril with Indiana Jones, and go treasure hunting on Adventure Isle.

Frontierland

The Wild Wild West has arrived in Disneyland Park Paris. Brave the runaway train on Big Thunder Mountain, discover ghostly secrets at Phantom Manor, and let the young ones have an adventurous playtime on the shores of Rivers of the Far West.

Main Street U.S.A

Stroll down a charming turn-of-the-century American street inspired by Walt Disney's childhood home. Browse through shops, enjoy a Disneylicious meal, and travel in style in an ornate 19th-century horse-drawn streetcar. At the end of the street, awaits a spectacular surprise–the Sleeping Beauty Castle.

Plan your visit

Timings
Location
Facilities
Dine
Shop
Entertainment
  • ATMs
  • Baby Care Centre
  • Disney Check (easy way to identify more nutritious meal options for children aged 3 to 11)
  • Disney PhotoPass
  • Drinking Water Fountain
  • First Aid
  • Food Waste Disposal
  • Free WiFi
  • Information Desk (multilingual)
  • Luggage Storage
  • Lost & Found
  • Parking
  • Phone Charging Points
  • Priority bracelets for expectant mothers
  • Restrooms
  • Shopping
  • Smoking Areas

Frequently asked questions about Disneyland Park Paris

How different is Disneyland Park Paris from Walt Disney Studios Park?

Disneyland Park is themed around fairy tales and Disney classics, with attractions like Sleeping Beauty Castle and "Pirates of the Caribbean." Walt Disney Studios focuses on movies and behind-the-scenes experiences, offering attractions like the "Ratatouille Adventure" and "Tower of Terror."

What is the best time to visit Disneyland Park Paris?

Weekdays during off-peak seasons (January, February, and mid-September) are ideal for smaller crowds. Arrive early for shorter wait times.

What types of tickets are available?

Options include single-day tickets, multi-day passes, and combination tickets for both parks. Fast Pass upgrades are available for quicker access to select rides.

What are the must-visit attractions at Disneyland Park Paris?

Highlights include "Big Thunder Mountain," "it’s a small world," "Hyperspace Mountain," and the nightly fireworks show at Sleeping Beauty Castle.

Can I bring my food and drinks to the park?

Outside food and drinks are not allowed, except for baby food or dietary requirements. There are over 50 restaurants and cafes on the campus which serve a variety of cuisines.

Which park will my kids enjoy most at Disneyland Paris?

There is no favourite to pick; Disneyland Paris is magical as a whole. While Disneyland Park revolves around Disney classics, Walt Disney Studios Park has a superhero theme. How about taking them to both the parks?

Are pets allowed inside Disneyland Park Paris?

Only service and guide dogs are permitted. If you’re travfelling with your pet though, a nearby kennel service is available.

Are there photography restrictions inside the park?

Photography is allowed, but drones and professional equipment require prior approval. Flash photography is discouraged on rides, but you can always purchase ride photographs from the photo booths at the entrance to the ride.

What happens if it rains during my visit?

Since many attractions and shows are indoors, those will continue uninterrupted. If you’re still determined to stay outdoors and enjoy the rains, ponchos and umbrellas are sold at park stores.

Is Disneyland Park Paris worth visiting for adults?

Yes, Disneyland Park has thrilling rides, themed restaurants, character parades, and spectacular shows that make it an enjoyable experience for adults too.