Disneyland Paris Reviews

So much to see and do, whatever you think of Disney as a commercial empire, you cannot fault the service of the staff and the magical feeling that being surrounded by Disney coming to life brings. There's now 2 parks, the main one and the Studios park. We headed to the Studios first, and found enough there to occupy us for a whole day. ...  Read the complete review

I went to Disneyland Paris with my husband as part of his birthday celebrations - I wasn't really sure at the time how much we would both enjoy it as I had not been there since I was in school and back then there was only the one main park and my husband had never been - however I knew there were few coasters to go on and so we were looking ...  Read the complete review

I can guarantee that anybody who has ever had the pleasure to ride on "It's a Small World After All" in Disneyland Paris will now have 'that' darned song going round in there head!! Most people either hate or love "It's a Small World". Those that hate it often blame the repetitive theme song or saccharin sweet ...  Read the complete review

The first time we went to Disneyland as a family we had my then 5 year old brother with us who before we went had high aspirations of all the big rides he was going to go on, including Big Thunder Mountain, I always thought I was the wimp of the family, who wouldn't go on anything, but when we got there he cried so much during the first ride of ...  Read the complete review

The rock 'n' rollercoaster in Paris is in Walt Disney studios next to the disneyland park. The ride was created in Paris after the success of the original ride with the same name in Disney world. The ride is based on an Aerosmith video. The queues are set up as if you are queueing for an audition and as you enter the the ride you walk ...  Read the complete review

This is a great ride! It really actually epitomises Disneyland because it's so happy and so uniting. In it, you travel on a, I have to say, lovely little boat which holds about 6 people, so it's great fo families. You journey to many different coutries who are all united by the song 'it's a small world' and are all so happy as they dance and ...  Read the complete review

I have just taken a trip to Disneyland Paris with my son (he is 6 months) and extended family. Typically this ride was the hit of the trip with my little boy because it's my least favourite! Even though it was our British half term the parks had some quiet days and whenever we went on this we didn't have to queue. You ride in a boat and ...  Read the complete review

This an excellent ride, which also features in Disney's Florida parks too. The ride is about getting to Aerosmith's show in time. There is a preshow about 30 you are herded into a room where aero comes on to tell you, you are going to be late for the show and that he is going to get a super sonice limo to come pick you up to take you to ...  Read the complete review

When I visited Disneyland Paris a couple of years ago, I was disappointed to see that the second park, Walt Disney Studios, hadn't yet finished being made. Some rides were open but there was building work going on everywhere. One of the rides we could see being made was the Tower of Terror as it stood way up high above the fences which were ...  Read the complete review

Its a Small World Ride at Disneyland Paris is situated at the far end of Fantasyland near the train Station. The outside of the ride is decorated in pretty pastel colours which gives the ride a lovely appearance from the outside. Queues can be long for this ride, but they move very quickly so you will never wait more than 20 minutes. You climb ...  Read the complete review

I recently returned to Disneyland Resort Paris, after a four year break so I couldn't Wait to try all the new rides! The first one I headed for was Crush's Coaster which is set in the Animation Courtyard of the Walt Disney Studios Park. The ride is based around the turtle Crush from the Finding Nemo movie, the ride journeys ...  Read the complete review

Its a small world at Disney Paris, is like nothing id ever seen before. After queuing in a sometimes long, but usually fast moving line, you get into a large boat (similar to the boats used in Pirates of the Carribean ride) and off you go. This is a very gentle ride, with no plunges or dips and is suitable for even the smallest members ...  Read the complete review

We went to Disneyland last year and this was a new ride for me as it wasn't there the time I went before that. The queue was HUGE, it took over an hour to get on the ride. Once you get inside the building though it's a bit better as you've got stuff to look at - the seagulls from Nemo shouting "Mine!" and you can actually see the start ...  Read the complete review

Location: Disneyland Paris, In Fantasy Land I have visited Disneyland Paris twice now and I have been on this particular ride countless times during both stays. It isn't my cup of tea but my younger siblings loved it. The Attraction The attraction is a celebration of all the countries and cultures in the world and ...  Read the complete review

What a cute little ride this is. Although it is really irritating too at the same time. You get into a rather large boat holding about 40 people approx, then you slowly start moving around the different worlds. You then have "it's a small world" theme tune playing ALL the way around the ride, in different accents ...  Read the complete review

Rock 'N' Rollercoaster is simply the best ride ever! You go through the queing system and you see lots of guitars and then you come to these doors which open and your in this room with a big TV screen, Aerosmith come on and tell you about the ride sort of, then you go through another set of doors and you can see the ride shoot off, this may ...  Read the complete review

I went to DisneyLand Paris in February 2007 for 2 days and wow i loved it!! So much so that myself, my sister and neice have now booked to visit Florida this year and i cannot wait!!!! As i went to disneyland with my family even though my younger brother is only 11, thinking i had a little rollercoaster companion, i ended up on this ...  Read the complete review

Disneyland in Paris is obviously mostly about the kiddies having a magical time and whenever we've been, that's why we've gone. I think it's great that they've got some attractions just for the adults though as you can't spend every waking moment doing everything just for the kiddies. They have this thing there now called "babyswitch" ...  Read the complete review

Me and my family love to go on holiday so we have visited a few places untill my parents mentioned disney land with a few family friends i was excited to hear but annoyed to wait for the 10 month wait as that was when it was booked. The night finaly came and we left at 2.30am to travel to london and get the euro star to paris i was ...  Read the complete review

This is the best rollercoaster in Disneyland Paris! The first time i visited with my family i was abotu 14 years old and my sister and i shunned the rest of disneyland for the rock n rollercoaster which is in the studio part (right up the back). It was amazing! Not the best ride EVER but definitely great incomparison to all of the other ...  Read the complete review