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Walt Disney Studios Park | Lights, Camera, & Action

Walt Disney Studio

Walt Disney Studios Park | Lights, Camera, & Action

Inspired by the best of cinema, animation, and television, Walt Disney Studio Park opened on March 16, 2002. Being the second of two parks in Disneyland Paris, this one was a whole lot different from the first. As the CCO of Walt Disney Imagineering, Bruce Vaughn described it–it looks a bit like a studio and a backstage, with a bunch of gray warehouses.

But, behind those gray walls are whole other universes, filled with fun, action, rides, entertainment, and so much more! Keep reading the guide to plan your trip to Walt Disney Studio Park.

Explore the five ‘studio lots’

Front Lot

Welcome to the glamorous world of Hollywood! The Front Lot serves as the park’s entrance and is home to the Earffel Tower (a faux water tower with Mickey’s ears) and Disney Studio 1 (reconstruction of a street in Hollywood). It’s the perfect starting point to immerse yourself in the magic of filmmaking.

Fact: The entrance courtyard's name, La Place des Frères Lumière, pays homage to the French inventors of cinema.

Production Courtyard

Step into the Production Courtyard, where movie-making comes alive. Take the elevator up the Tower of Terror, catch a live show of the adorable blue panda, Stitch, and have a chance to meet with your favorite Disney characters. End your visit with a sweet treat of Mickey Waffles.

Worlds of Pixar

Dive into the colorful worlds of Toy Story, Finding Nemo, Ratatouille and beyond, with rides, attractions, shopping, and restaurants based on Pixar’s animated classics. That’s not all, you can also capture memorable moments with Pixar pals and fill up on some ‘treats to go’, including Worlds of Pixar cupcakes.

Toon Studio

Imagine if you could be a part of your favorite Disney movie! At Toon Studio, you can. From flying over the Kingdon of Agrabah with Aladin to attending the Animation Academy to learn about how your favorite characters were created, this zone is inspiring and bursting with creativity.

Marvel Avengers Campus

The park’s latest entrant, the Avengers Campus invites you to join Earth’s mightiest heroes and become a part of the MARVEL universe. From helping the Avengers save the world to training to be Spiderman at the Hero Training Centre, the campus is driven by missions and visited by heroes.

Plan your visit

Timings

Location

Facilities

Entertainment

Dine

Shop

Daily, 9:30am–8pm
Extra Magic Time is daily, 8:30–9:30am

Detailed Disneyland Paris opening hours

Address: Disneyland Paris, Bd de Parc, 77700 Chessy, France
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Getting there

By train: RER A

Nearest station: Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station (2-minute walk)

By bus: Disneyland Paris Express

Nearest stop: Disneyland Paris bus park (10-minute walk)

By Magic Shuttle: Hop on board the Magical Shuttle for a direct transfer from Paris Charles de Gaulle and Orly Airports to Disneyland Paris

Best ways to reach Disneyland Paris

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

Animation Academy

Learn to draw your favorite Disney characters with step-by-step guidance from professional animators in this fun and interactive class.
Location: Toon Studio

Frozen: A Musical Invitation

Join Anna and Elsa for a magical musical journey through Arendelle, featuring beloved songs and engaging moments for all.

Location: Toon Studio

Hero Training Center

Channel your inner superhero with interactive training sessions and meet-and-greets with Marvel’s iconic characters at this action-packed experience.

Location: Avengers Campus

Heroic Welcome

Feel the excitement as Marvel superheroes arrive in style, setting the stage for an epic day of adventure and fun.

Location: Avengers Campus

Meet Jessie or Her Friends

Say hello to Jessie or her Toy Story pals, share a hug, and snap unforgettable photos with these lovable characters.

Location: Worlds of Pixar

Mickey and the Magician

Experience an enchanting stage show where Mickey explores the art of magic, joined by Disney characters in a dazzling performance.

Location: Toon Studio

Minnie's Musical Moment

Enjoy a delightful encounter with Minnie Mouse as she spreads joy with her musical talents and charming personality in this magical moment.

Location: Production Courtyard

Stitch Live!

Chat with Stitch in this hilarious, interactive live show where the galaxy’s funniest alien responds to your questions in real-time.

Location: Production Courtyard

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Bistrot Chez Rémy

Step into Rémy’s world with charming Parisian décor and delicious French-inspired cuisine. Perfect for a Ratatouille-themed dining experience.

Must-try: Ratatouille (of course!)

FAN-tastic Food Truck

Quick bites on the go with a Disney twist, serving flavorful snacks and drinks near thrilling attractions.

Must-try: Korean Fried Chicken Sandwich

Ice Cream Creations

Cool down with creamy, customizable ice cream treats served in a vibrant and fun setting.

Must-try: Handcrafted Mickey Ice Cream Sundae

Laugh ‘N’ Go!

Grab whimsical, hearty snacks perfect for munching between attractions. They're lighthearted and fun, just like their name suggests.

Must-try: Minnie’s Cheeseburger Donut

PYM Kitchen

Explore inventive dishes with oversized and miniature portions inspired by Ant-Man’s shrinking and growing technology. A quirky experience for all ages.

Must-try: Giant Pretzel with Beer Cheese Dip

Speciality Ice Cream

Treat yourself to premium ice cream flavors and delightful toppings, a great way to sweeten your Disney day.

Must-try: Caramel Popcorn Sundae

Stark Factory

Industrial-themed dining with Marvel details, offering hearty meals in a superhero-inspired atmosphere. A must-stop for Avengers fans.

Must-try: Pepperoni Pizza Slice

Super Diner

Step into a retro American diner serving classic comfort food with a Disney twist. Nostalgic and satisfying.

Must-try: Reuben Sandwich

Toon Studio Catering Co.

Quick and casual, this spot offers flavorful options perfect for a short break between adventures. Convenient and delicious.

Must-try: Barbecue Pulled Pork Burger

WEB Food Truck

Fuel up with hearty, handheld eats inspired by Spider-Man’s world, perfect for an action-packed park day.

Must-try: Sticky Pork Bao Buns

Discover all your Disneylicious meal options

Chez Marianne

Browse charming souvenirs and elegant gifts inspired by French culture, perfect for taking home a piece of Parisian Disney magic.

Mission Equipment

Gear up like a superhero with Marvel-themed apparel, accessories, and collectibles, perfect for fans of all ages.

Stroller and Wheelchair Rentals

Make your visit comfortable and convenient with easy rentals for strollers and wheelchairs, ensuring everyone enjoys the magic.

Studio Photo

Capture magical memories with themed photo backdrops and professional services to bring your Disney adventures to life.

Tower Hotel Gifts

Discover spooky and thrilling Twilight Zone-inspired merchandise as you exit the Tower of Terror ride—perfect for thrill-seeking collectors.

Walt Disney Studios Store

Find a wide range of Disney merchandise, from plush toys to apparel, all celebrating your favorite characters and movies.

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Frequently asked questions about Walt Disney Studios Park

How does Walt Disney Studios Park differ from Disneyland Park?

While Disneyland Park offers a classic fairytale experience with attractions like Sleeping Beauty Castle, Walt Disney Studios Park focuses on movie-making magic, with a modern, cinematic vibe.

Should I visit both parks in one day?

If time permits, a 2-Park ticket allows you to visit both parks, but allocating a full day to each provides a more immersive experience.

What makes this park unique?

It’s known for its behind-the-scenes look at movie-making, unique attractions like the Animation Studio and Disney Junior Live shows, and zones themed after popular films like Frozen and Marvel.

Is Walt Disney Studios Park suitable for adults?

Absolutely! Attractions like the Tower of Terror, Avengers Campus, and Animation Academy appeal to adults and children.

What are some must-do activities for kids?

Attractions like Disney Junior Dream Factory and Toy Story-themed rides, plus interactive shows like Stitch Live!, are perfect for kids.

When is the best time to visit?

Visit during early mornings or weekdays to avoid large crowds. Booking during the off-season (November to March) can also ensure a quieter experience.