I was lucky enough to visit Disneyland Paris with my teenage daughter in July 2010. The Resort consists of two theme parks and also Disney Village. Disney Village is the fun entertainment, shopping and dining area that can be found in front of the theme parks. Originally called Festival Disney when the resort first opened this entertainment area is ideally situated between the parks are the hotels. ---Entertainment--- Entertainment can be found in the Disney Village in various forms. When the weather is favourable there are street entertainers to raise the spirits with circus and magic tricks, there even appeared to be a cicus school ...  Read the complete review

This place is amazing!! I went with a wide range of people from my grandma to my baby cousin and all of them loved it! The village is full of places to eat shops and entertainment. There is always something to do and with such a wide choice people can find something they all individually like. I must admit I definately was not disappointed with it all, but in comparison to Disneyworld Florida it was definately lacking something. The place was still amazing but I would say if your waiting to take a big holiday I would wait a bit longer and go to America. I had a great time in DisneyLand and was impressed with it all, but I do think Disney world is on some different level.  Read the complete review

The Disney Village is an entertainment complex for people of all tastes. With a range of cuisine, a nightclub, a hot air balloon launch area and a cinema, there really is something for everyone. There are two huge main entrances to the village, beneath giant gate posts, across the top of which is a sign reading Disney Village in massive fun letters. The first and most obvious point of reference is Planet Hollywood, which is a giant globe, with stairs ascending in to the blue expanse lined with a red carpet for that film premiere treatment. The Cinema is also huge, with billboards on the side advertising the latest film releases. As far as eating goes, it ...  Read the complete review

Disney Village promises to offer shopping, dining and cinema experiences all in one place. It is the perfect place to have some lunch or dinner when you are visiting Euro-Disney, and it is literally just outside the main gates to the park, meaning you can nip out at lunch time, grab some lunch, and then head back to the park in the afternoon. The village is expensive though, with lots of Disney shops, it's the perfect opportunity to grab a load more of your hard earned cash! We had come prepared, but some parents of little girls who wanted to get dressed up as Cinderella or Snow White were paying the equivalent of £45 for a dressing up outfit, when you can ...  Read the complete review

The Disney Village in Paris is right outside the parks and is inbetween the parks and the disney hotels. So you walk thru it on the way to the park and back to your hotel if that is where you are staying. It is not as big as the Disney villages in america but there is still all that you need. There are quite a few resturants such as Planet Hollywood, The Rainforest Cafe and a great American Diner. Lots of these resturants get very busy for dinner so it is best to go a bit earlier or later than you would do usually. There is also a takeaway pizza place and McDonalds for the cheaper option. There is also a cinema showing the latest films and a number of shops to buy disney  Read the complete review