Disneyland® Paris

Disneyland® Paris boasts over 50 attractions, designed for all age groups and catering to every taste.

The iconic Alice's Curious Labyrinth, the classic It's a Small World attraction, and the 4D Ratatouille-themed ride are must-sees for the little ones. A family-friendly but slightly more adventurous option is the highly popular Pirates of the Caribbean dark ride.

If you love thrilling attractions, Big Thunder Mountain and the Wild West-themed roller coaster are timeless classics. Other unmissable roller coasters include Crush's Coaster in Walt Disney Studios, inspired by Finding Nemo, and Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain, a thrilling flight through galaxies and black holes in the dark. Lastly, Phantom Manor and Tower of Terror are two other highly popular attractions.

There are several ticket options available for visiting Disneyland® Paris. The most common option is a dated ticket for 1 to 4 days, allowing access to one or both parks. Alternatively, for a slightly higher cost, you can choose an open-date ticket valid for one day, to be used within 1 year. Another cost-effective option is to book park tickets and accommodation together as a package or to combine park tickets with transfers from Paris or the airports.

You could easily spend an entire week at Disneyland® Paris, with the number of things to see and do. Spending two days here, will let you experience a good number of attractions, visit both parks and enjoy at least one evening show. If you only have one day, we recommend planning in advance which attractions you want to experience and, if needed, focus on one of the two parks. Keep in mind that Disneyland® is a rather large park with numerous attractions, which ideally requires at least a full day to explore. On the other hand, Walt Disney Studios is considerably smaller. Half a day could already be sufficient to experience the main attractions there.

Events shows, and parades, there's always something to do throughout the year at Disneyland® Paris. But, there are periods when the park tends to be less crowded, resulting in shorter queues for attractions and a more relaxed visiting experience. From mid-January to mid-March and from mid-April to mid-May, attendance is generally lower. In general, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays are the least crowded days. It's also worth noting that different times of the year correspond to different ticket prices for park admission.