Disneyland Resort Paris Reviews

Disneyland Paris is the ideal place to go for a short break with a young family. We came back from this trip on Saturday and after sitting down and thinking about everything we did in such a short time frame, realised what a great place it is. We decided to go to Euro Disney after receiving an offer of a package from a small travel ...  Read the complete review

Disneyland Paris is a holiday resort in Marne-la-Vallée, a town in the eastern suburbs of Paris, France. Disneyland Paris has two theme parks, a retail, dining and entertainment district, and seven Disney-owned hotels. The resort opened in April 1992 and was the 4th Disney Park around the world. The resort is the leading destination in Europe. The ...  Read the complete review

Being a huge Disney Fan, naturally i enjoyed my trip to Disneyland Paris. However the downside is that i have been spoilt by many many trips to the amazing Disney World Resort in Florida. Whilst it is true that the 2 really dont compare aslong as you take Disneyland Paris at its face value then i found it to be a very enjoyable place to ...  Read the complete review

Disneyland Paris, just the words make me all excited! I've reviewed both the main park and the studios park here, as there didn't seem to be any distinction between the two in the product list. However, I've put sub-headings so that you don't have to read the whole review if there's just one aspect you want to know about, as this could get quite ...  Read the complete review

We took our little one last Halloween me, the hubby and my mother and I am begging my other half to go back! Thinking back now i think my daughter was a little too young (2) to really enjoy it, she wont probably will not remember it, but the look on her face when she saw Mickey Mouse was worth every penny! We actually booked through ...  Read the complete review

Disneyland resort, Paris is a holiday destination not to be missed by any age. It really does make the magic come alive. Disneyland can be reached by bus, train or car. for miles around you see signs of disneyland before you even arrive, signs everywhere and hotels in theme, you cannot miss it. As you pull up to DisneyLand you see the ...  Read the complete review

INTRODUCTION Disneyland Resort Paris, formerly known as Euro Disney, consists of 2 parks: the main Disney Park with the castle (Sleeping Beauty's) and the Disney Studios park. The studios park is very similar to the one in Florida and last year opened the Tower of Terror. The main Disney Park is smaller than its Floridian counterpart ...  Read the complete review

After my third trip to Disneyland Resort Paris, I thought it time to write a review. Each time we have travelled by Eurostar, which is so convenient as it takes you straight to the park gates, and if you use the Disney Express luggage service, you can leave your bags at the train station and they will take them to your hotel (only if you are ...  Read the complete review

Disney Paris is split into 2 separate parks, the main park is similar to the Magic Kingdom in the USA version and then you have Disney Studios. Disneyland Park. This truly is one of the most magical place on the earth. From the moment you walk through the front gates its impossible to not be happy. Where else on earth can ...  Read the complete review

I came here a few years ago and it was amazing! Disney is in France, near Paris so you can take a day out of the parks and go shopping & sight seeing. There are 2 different parks here which are about a 5 minute walk between each one The Disney Park has 5 different sections: Main Street USA- It's based on the 1900's with ...  Read the complete review

Price range: prices for this hotels start at £88 a night at off peak times i.e. January, peak times i.e. in July the price is more expensive, tickets into the park are priced at approx. £20-30 per day for adults and £16-£25 per day for children, the more days consecutive days you buy into the park the cheaper the rate is per entry per ...  Read the complete review

Disneyland Resort Paris is a great place to visit. The weather isn't always very reliable though, but thats all down to location. Basically a mini version of the bigger parks in America, it has a few of the same rollercoasters and attractions. The same characters walk around the park posing for photographs and signing autographs. The only downside ...  Read the complete review

Disneyland Paris is actually made up of two parks, the Disneyland Park and the Studios. The studios is the newest of the parks and so far the least developed. However thats not to say it doesn't have excitement and thrills! There are a number of rides there including the recent Crush's Coaster, a great rollercoaster in which you travel facing ...  Read the complete review

If i had children, i would probably love to visit Disneyland Paris again- to see the look on the kids faces when they see mickey mouse. The excitement of being on the teacups. In all honesty though, past 10 years old (unless you are a scaredy cat) there really isn't anythiing exciting! I found that Space Mountain, although probably meant for ...  Read the complete review

Well it is such a popular place to visit for short breaks and families that it can be difficult to decide what people who are thinking of going, need to know. In my opinion everyone is different and also everyone needs different things so I am going to review as much as I can of Disneyland as a whole along with some tips and advice that will come ...  Read the complete review

Disneyland Paris is a magical place and somewhere that you and your kids will never ever forget going. Worth the money ten times over. I flew over there from Manchester to Paris and then got the shuttle bus to the Sequoia Lodge hotel. I stayed there five days and four nights. Got there on Tuesday afternoon and Left on Saturday night. ...  Read the complete review

Disneyland is a place that you just have to visit. It's one of those things you have to say you have done. No matter whether you stayed for a couple of days, or a week. But be warned: stay for over five days and i guarantee that it will become repetitive. Unlike California or Orlando resorts, Paris is a small resort, meaning there is far less to ...  Read the complete review

I have been in Disneyland Paris with my 4 year old son in April 08. We travelled by Eurostar which was an experience for him as big as Disneyland. We stayed at Hotel l'Elysee Val d'Europe which is one metro/train station away from Disney (5 mins ride). There are also free shuttle buses every hour to and from hotel. Decent hotel for a couple of ...  Read the complete review

Many people might think that Disneyland Paris is only for kiddies, but they are wrong. Going to Disneyland was probably one of the best holidays that I have ever had. It is just so fun and entertaining and you have always got something to do. The Hotels There are many different hotels in the Disneyland area and there are shuttles ...  Read the complete review

Disneyland Paris was an extrememly good holiday for me and my family. There were five of us, including one disabled and the facilties were generally very good. For my sister, who is disabled, it was relatievly easy to find suitable rides and not have to wait in the long queues for a while, unlike everyone else. This was good, as it is hard for her ...  Read the complete review