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 Earthquake scene by GUYON
We visited several times the Disney Park but we didn't know the Studios. We have been disapointed : no comparison with Universal or Warner Studios. The park is rather small with few attractions : roller coaster, special effects, motorcycles show, Disney Channel, Tram Tour (see the photo), singing characters, carrousel (flying carpets).
+ some shops and restaurants.
Open :10AM to 6PM (WE open 9AM)
Open the year round.
Price : 40 euros (49 for both parks)
11 years and less : 30 euros. Leave a Comment Address: Marne la Vallee.Phone: 0.825..30.60.30Directions: RER line A - Station : Marne la Vallee Chessy. Car : motorway A4 exit 14 follow the signs. Parking : 8 euros (Mickey is in the park but Uncle Scrooge is the boss of the parking).
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 Disneyland, Paris by June.b
Will probably take you the whole day or two to fully have that Disney experience, well, we stayed for half a day. I enjoyed it, though, I never dared taking those frightful rides even when I was a kid, not that am a chicken but I have this occassional vertigo and...Aaaaah! what the heck! do I really owe you an explanation?
It's Dineyland, no descriptions required. It's fun! For the whole family, and hey, don't miss watching the Tarzan show, it's spectacular! I guess Momma Mich never get tired watching it, for that one obvious reason that I have a slight idea... secret! Address: Disneyland, Paris
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Well, I was not enthusiastic by the idea to spend some time in Disneyland for several reasons (too much "made in USA", social ...) but I've to recognize it's ... excellent.
My suggestions:
- by e-ticket (see website), be on time the morning (10:00 am typic)
- prefer, if you have the choice, "bad weather" days and monday + tuesday (no very long queue). If you could choose a rainy monday, you're closed from excellence in term of queue (see pictures).
- use the "fast pass" option (see website)
- come by train / RER
- buy your food outside (allowed now)
- don't buy the daily 2 parcs ticket : you don't have time for 2 in 1 day, prefer the 1 day/1parc ticket (cheaper) and book 2 days for both parks
Warning: you could have to wait up to 90 minutes for attraction (could be less than 20' if you follow the suggestions). Personnaly, I'm getting crazy with such waste time.
Travelling to Disneyland Resort Paris is easy, whether you are coming by car, plane, train or public transport. The Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy train station is located right at the gates of the Disney Parks (30-40 minutes from Paris) Address: Marne la vallée (RER A)Directions: Direction: East from Paris, the Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy train station is located right at the gates of the Disney Parks (30-40 minutes from Paris) etickets: https://www.booktickets.disneylandparis.com/Website: http://disneylandparis.com/
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After visiting Disneyland Park, we visited the Walt Disney Studio Park.
Here you can experience the following:
- The art of Disney animation
- Television production tour
- Studio Tram tour (we have a travelogue about this!)
- Animagique and cinemagique
- Stunt shows
- Flying carpets over Agrabah
- Armageddon special effects (where you are on th ACTUAL movie set of Armageddon... and there is a real life meteor rushing towards you! The sound effects and fake smoke etc was excellent) Leave a Comment Address: Exit 13 or 14 on the A4Directions: From Paris: on the Peripherique, at the 'Porte de Bercy' exit, follow 'Metz / Nancy' on the A4 motorway. Take exit 13 or 14.Website: www.disneylandparis.com
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 Sleeping Beauty's
fairytale palace by Jenniflower
It is made up of Walt Disney Studios, Disneyland Park, Disney Village, Disney Golf and various hotels. We went for a day trip on the train from Paris, and spent most of the day in the Park and spent a couple of hours in the Studios.
We would definately go again, and would advise keeping one day for the Studios and one for the Park. Get into the queues for the rides as early as you ca, and get a Fast Pass if you can - you pay a bit more but you dont have to stand in terribly long queses that take up alot of your time. This is definately the better option for those with children! Leave a Comment Address: Exit 13 or 14 on the A4Directions: From Paris: on the Peripherique, at the 'Porte de Bercy' exit, follow 'Metz / Nancy' on the A4 motorway. Take exit 13 or 14.Website: www.disneylandparis.com
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 Princess Parade ~ Little
Mermaid by Jenniflower
There are other parades and shows on too.
Please have a look at our travelogue about this spectacular parade :) Leave a Comment Address: Exit 13 or 14 on the A4Directions: From Paris: on the Peripherique, at the 'Porte de Bercy' exit, follow 'Metz / Nancy' on the A4 motorway. Take exit 13 or 14.Website: www.disneylandparis.com
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The Studio Tram Tour is highly recommended! It take place in the Walt Disney Studios section of the Park, runs frequently and is very enjoyable.
There are actual props from movies plus they show you how they do special affects in the movies - we were calmly sitting in the tram... when suddenly there was a blast and the tanker near us caught alight! Water came gushing in from all sides of the tram in our mock scene...Yes, there was ALOT of water! They showed us how the hydraulics in a scene such as this work. It's amazing the lengths movie-makers go to to make a scene look realistic... thoroughly enjoyable :)
Please have a look at our travelogue about this specific tour - it's thoroughly enjoyable! Leave a Comment Address: Exit 13 or 14 on the A4Directions: From Paris: on the Peripherique, at the 'Porte de Bercy' exit, follow 'Metz / Nancy' on the A4 motorway. Take exit 13 or 14.Website: www.disneylandparis.com
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We took the train - about 40 minutes from Paris - and got to see some of the suburbs outside of Paris. The train exited right at the entrance to Disneyland. I was surprised at how crowded it was (weekday, mid-April) – lines were running 45+ minutes.
We went on Space Mountain, It’s a Small World, etc. We saw a performance of the Lion King that is similar to the Broadway show. We also saw the parade which celebrates Disneyland Paris’ 15th anniversary this year. I would recommend seeing the parade and if the park is crowded, make sure to find a viewing spot early.
There are several hotels on property that offer package deals. The kids will love a meet 'n greet with the Disney characters! Shopping, restaurants, cinemas, parades, dancing, live entertainment, sports, day trips to Paris and surrounding areas are also available.
I am a big Disney fan and I was disappointed. Overall it seemed a very small Disney park. If you’ve done Disney in Orlando, you can definitely skip this one.
1 Day/1 Park Ticket is £35, Children 3-11 £30
2 Day Park Hopper £76, Children 3-11 £65
3 Day Park Hopper £94, Children 3-11 £80
4 Day Park Hopper £110, Children 3-11 £94
5 Day Park Hopper £118, Children 3-11 £110
Park hours vary by season, check the website.
All visitor information was correct as of this writing. Leave a Comment
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 Disneyland Paris by Jenniflower
It's best to carry a day carry-bag, which is not too heavy. You are not supposed to take food or drinks into the Park. We had plenty of water as it was really hot. We decided to visit Disneyland Park first, to get some rides done, and then venture across to the Walt Disney Studio Park Leave a Comment Address: Exit 13 or 14 on the A4Directions: From Paris: on the Peripherique, at the 'Porte de Bercy' exit, follow 'Metz / Nancy' on the A4 motorway. Take exit 13 or 14.Website: www.disneylandparis.com
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 Disney Land Paris by marimar_72
but it will do since it`s a lot closer to my home country ;-)
we took the Metro to get there and purched the Disney tickets from the Metro as well,we payed 171 Euros for 2 adults,2 children.
played only 8 games and the kids got really tired,I`d say one day is not enough,,but we couldn`t afford another 171 Euros again ;-) Leave a Comment
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