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Visit Disneyland Paris

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It will be an opportunity for you to see Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and their friends decked out in their new iridescent costumes created especially for the 30th anniversary. Many other Characters who have marked the history of animation will join them including the Genie from Aladdin, Princess Rapunzel, and Jessie and Woody from Toy Story.

Fun Fact: Did you know that Disney castles differ around the world, each fitted with its own distinct features? Disneyland Paris is home to Sleeping Beauty Castle (or Chateau de la Belle au Bois Dormant) - approx. twice as large and elaborate as Disneyland California's.

Get Disneyland Paris Tickets🎟

The visiting hours for Disneyland Paris parks can change depending on the season. To find out the specific opening and closing times for your intended visit date, refer to the official Disneyland Paris website. This is also where you can check if your preferred rides and attractions will be available. Additionally, the parks offer a special period known as extra magic time.

Ticket prices at the Disneyland gate are more expensive than those available online. To ensure savings and convenience, it's advisable to purchase your tickets online at least one day before your visit.

When it comes to ticket options, there's a variety to choose from. Buying a multi-day ticket often results in savings, allowing you unlimited access for two days to both Walt Disney Studios Park and Disneyland Park.

👍Top Tip: Did you know that tickets to Disneyland Paris are cheapest on Trip.com? 2 Days: 2 Parks, 3 Days: 2 Parks, and 4 Days: 2 Parks tickets typically cost between 6–7% less.

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Top 3 Reasons to Visit Disneyland Paris

1. Ride the Top Disneyland Park Attractions/Rides🎢

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• Adventureland

Join Captain Jack Sparrow, Captain Barbossa, and their crew of notorious buccaneers aboard the Pirates of the Caribbean - one of Disneyland's most popular rides. Based on the Disney film franchise, the thrilling waterlog ride takes you on a voyage through Dead Man's Cove and Hurricane Lagoon in search of hidden treasure.

Not for the faint-hearted, Indiana Jones™ and the Temple of Peril takes you on a roller-coaster adventure in and out of the dark and mysterious temple ruins as you search for a missing expedition party. Brace yourselves as a mysterious force sends you into an uncontrollable spiral of twists and turns atop the excavation site.

• Fantasyland

Set sail on the "happiest cruised that ever sailed" as you sing along to the classic anthem of world peace - "It's a Small World". The 10-minute whimsical journey takes you through the Seven Seaways Waterway and features a cast of almost 300 traditionally dressed papier-mâché dolls from all over the world. This iconic ride will leave you singing "It's a Small World" in multiple languages by the journey's end.

Take on the Queen of Hearts' daunting maze as you venture into the White Rabbit's Hole and out the other side via Tulgey Wood and doors of various sizes in Alice's Curious Labyrinth. Once you've reached Sleeping Beauty's Castle, enjoy sweeping views of Fantasyland and Alice's Curious Labyrinth.

• Discoveryland

Help Buzz Lightyear defeat the evil Emperor Zurg in this intergalactic adventure through space. As a Junior Space Ranger, your mission is to stop Zurg from stealing batteries from helpless toys to power a new weapon of destruction! Board an XP-40 star cruiser, take hold of the onboard cannon and blast lasers through the Gamma Quadrant. Score points and find out if you're a humble "Space Cadet" or a "Galactic Hero".

Previously Space Mountain, Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain takes you on an epic battle with the evil Empire in this classic, revamped attraction. Find out if the Force is with you as you tough it out with Admiral Ackbar as you battle the deadly TIE fighters and blow up the Star Destroyer. May the Force be with you.

• Frontierland

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Inspired by Monument Valley in Utah, Big Thunder Mountain is an exhilarating, 1.5-mile-long, 4-minute rollercoaster-type ride that takes you to great heights with a maximum speed of 41 miles per hour. Rumor has it that a supernatural force dwells within the mountain, so brace yourself for some spooky encounters!

Phantom Manor - Disneyland Paris' version of The Haunted Mansion - takes inspiration from "The Phantom of the Opera" and "Great Expectations" in their spine-tingling tour. Expect to meet and greet ghoulish guests at every turn.

• Main Street U.S.A.

Travel back to the 19th Century and make your way down Main Street, U.S.A. in horse-drawn streetcars or hitch a ride onboard a vintage vehicle. Check out imaginative ideas and inventions in the utopian Discovery Arcade and learn about the Statue of Liberty and its humble begins on your walk through Liberty Arcade. Be sure to climb aboard an authentic steam-powered train at Main Street Station and enjoy your relaxing cruise to Frontierland Depot.

2. Visit Walt Disney Studios Park

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Don't let its smaller stature fool you - Walt Disney Studios Park is definitely worth a visit - especially if you've purchased a 2-day (or longer) pass. Located just steps away from Disneyland Park, Walt Disney Studios Park is home to 11 rides and attractions including the popular Ratatouille: A Recipe for Adventure and The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. Other rides not to be missed are Cars Quatre Roues Rallye: Vroooom! and Les Tapis Volants - Flying Carpets Over Agrabah: A Whole New World of Fun.

Because waiting times at Walt Disney Studios Park tend to be shorter than Disneyland Park, we recommend spending just half the day there.

3. Stay for the Entertainment

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Marvel at the spectacular (and magical) shows Disneyland Paris has to offer. From the world-famous Disney Stars on Parade on Main Street U.S.A. to their iconic night show and Selfie Spots with your favorite Disney Characters strewn across the parks, you'll be well-entertained!

From Feb 23, 2022, Disneyland Paris will play host to The Lion King: Rhythms of the Pride Lands show. The exclusive, 30-minute spectacle will be open to anyone with a valid admission ticket but seating is limited, so be sure to secure your seat in advance.

💡Top 4 Things to Know Before You Visit Disneyland Paris

Disneyland Paris is located in Chessy, France, approx. 32 km (20 miles) east of the center of Paris. Both parks open daily from 09:30 to approx. 19:00/20:00 (Walt Disney Studios Park) and 20:00/21:00 (Disneyland Park).

👍Top Tip: If you're planning to stay at any of the Disneyland Paris hotels, you'll have access to both parks an hour before the public does!

1. Closest Airport✈ to Disneyland Paris

The nearest airports to Disneyland Paris are Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) and Paris Orly Airport (ORY).

2. Getting to Disneyland Paris

If you're planning to travel to Disneyland Paris from either airport, the best way to get to the parks is via the Magic Shuttle airport bus - available for an extra fee.

Disneyland Paris is served by Marne-la-Vallee Chessy Station, set just a 2-minute walk from the parks. It provides direct connections from central Paris, other cities in France, and London St. Pancras International via Eurostar. The quickest way to get from central Paris to Marne-la-Vallee Chessy Station is via the Disneyland Paris Regional express line - RER Line A. Each train ride takes 35–40 minutes and costs EUR7.60 (GBP6.41 or US$8.68).

3. Disneyland Paris' Peak Season

Disneyland Paris experiences its peak season most weekends, during the summer, and over seasonal periods - Halloween, Christmas, and New Year's Eve. The cheapest months to visit both parks are in January, March, May, September, and early November.

4. Disneyland Paris' Entry Requirements

- Visitors are advised to have their face masks on at all times.

- Hand sanitizers are available at the entrance and exit of each attraction.

- Rides, equipment, and waiting areas are regularly disinfected throughout the day.

- At the time of writing, close interactions, including hugs, with Disney characters are temporarily unavailable.

- A Vaccine Pass is required for park entry for all people aged 16 and over and a Health Pass is required for all visitors aged 12–15.

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