Disneyland Resort Paris Reviews

Be prepared for the very long queues. Be prepared to stand your ground as the mix of nationalities often means that the sedate British queue that you are used to will turn out quite different when faced with others who have no concept of a straight and orderly line. This is especially evident when trying to get autographs/photos of characters. Be ...  Read the complete review

Summary: far more shops and restaurants than rides - and all the shops are pretty much the same. On every turn you make, another shop appears selling exactly the same merchandise as the previous shop. I suppose I should have expected it - but every shop is DISNEY DISNEY DISNEY - selling the same stuffed cute characters, pencils and bags. I'm ...  Read the complete review

Whatever you do, don't underestimate the length of the queues at this place, even when you think you've chosen a slack day. Start early. Find out in advance what time the gates are opening (it varies, and sometimes they will open earlier than the brochures suggest) and be there at least 15 minutes beforehand to get to the front of ...  Read the complete review

After reading the posts about Disney Land Paris on dooyoo, I thought, damn, Ive wasted money. But when I got there, it was nearly Identical to the Magic Kingdom in Disney Wordl, Florida. Even the whether was good (although, being France, I think that its a rare occasion). The rides were much more exciting than their ...  Read the complete review

I have always wanted to go to Disneyland when I was a kid, I supposed it's a dream for many kids. Then I finally got a chance to go to Disneyland in Paris at the age of over 18. I was excited about it, just like finally a childhood dream come true. However dissapointedly I dod not enjoy it too much. At that time I thought I was old ...  Read the complete review

If you're in Paris, you can't afford not to go to the Magic Kingdom of Disneyland. You'll hate yourself for not going. It's brilliant. There are different rides, so if you're not into watching your life fly by, it doesn't mean this isn't for you. There are some really tame rides, shows, and attractions like ghost ...  Read the complete review

Despite the sudden and painfulm downpour and thunder storm this was a truly fab holiday. The rides were all great - shame indiana jones ride was shut - and everyone had a mental age of about 3!!! WE SAW TIGGER!!!! yeah!! Avoid Space Mountain if u are of a nervous disposition - we were!! Big Thunder Mountain is very very very cool! ...  Read the complete review

Having looked forward to this holiday from the moment it was booked, I can't say that I was disappointed. The place is very welcoming,with moving floors from the car parks taking you to the main park and cartoon characters galore once you are in there! The park was much smaller than I had expected though there was plenty to do in a ...  Read the complete review

Having visited Disneyland Paris several times, one "not to be missed" show is Buffalo Bill's. It's based in Festival Disney (also called Disney Village), an area at the side of the main park which is specifically designed for evening entertainment. Festival is full of bars, restaurants and shows but is extremely expensive. Even ...  Read the complete review

We went as a family to Euro Disney this February 2000, at half term One of the reasons for this was that from January to March you had a free child place per paying adult. We travelled there by eurostar from Waterloo, which was a good experience, but I felt the trains were a bit tatty. We arrived to early to go to the Hotel Santa Fe where we ...  Read the complete review

Having used every method of travel to get to Disneyland Paris, my favourite is Eurostar - the trains are comfortable, run exactly on time, and with the check in service your bags are taken to your hotel so you can go straight into the park. Cost is about the same as flying. Accomodation varies in price. There are two buget hotels - the ...  Read the complete review

Last year I travelled on a coach from Nottingham to Disneyland, Paris. Because I went more than 24 hours without sleep, this could seriously jade my opinion. On arrival at the park, the moving walkways and cartoon characters to greet you really create a good atmosphere and the park is very clean. However, on entrance to the ...  Read the complete review

We visited there earlier this year (when the Kids Go Free) offer was on. It was mid January - minus 2 degrees, but the sun shone, and apart from wrapping up well going at this time of year did have some advantages. The Christmas decorations were still up, the park wasn't overcrowded, and because of the savings we were able to stay in one ...  Read the complete review

Disney Paris was the subject of my families visit last March via the Eurostar direct to the resort. The Eurostar which had been billed as a futuristic people carrier was nothing other than a normal train traveling faster. The childrens entertainment on the train never showed and as soon as the train arrived at disney all the staff decamped and ...  Read the complete review