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• Very nice park

  jairo-roldan-morales,May 8, 2026

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  5.00

  I went even though many people did not recommend "wasting" 1 day in Paris visiting the park, but the truth is, I find it a must visit in Paris, especially if you are traveling with children. My 10-year-old son looked forward to the visit and enjoyed the park very much. Very clean, caring and met our expectation. Despite going in non-peak season (April 30) it was quite crowded and there was a lot of line (1h or more at the most popular attractions), whose lines are simple and outdoors, not as entertaining as those of more modern parks like Epic Universe in Orlando. It is cold in the mornings of April, I recommend to bring sweater and snacks to eat. The restaurants of the hotel, have varied prices, there are accessible options (cheaper than in the center of Paris inclusive), so in our case we did 2 times of meals in the park without problems.

  

  

• Magic day with lots of preparation

  338idih,May 6, 2026

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  4.00

  Wine went to Disney on a Thursday with our family of 4: girls 4 and 6 years old. I read up on tips for Disney in advance through blogs. This has made us have a magical day. The app helped us because it could see queues and the longest queue we have been in was 45 minutes at Dumbo. This is because we had bought the fast track with a time slot at Peter Pan. Costs a bit but the queue was 90 min so then you're willing to do it. So we were alone in the fantasy part with the girls and could grab all the attractions there (plus buzz lightyear after 7pm). Bring the girls a stroller, that was great. Also brought a lot of food like sandwiches. The parade and the outdoor show was great. Also lucky with a meet and Greet with Mickey. Was extra nice as a surprise. Fun day. But wouldn't go again anytime soon. Long queues and lots of sorting work all day. Battery phone was dead in 8pm because of looking at the app. Theme Disney is of course fantastic. Efteling is actually better in terms of attractions.

• Disappointed from Disneyland Paris

  aleksandrajQ9650WC,May 4, 2026

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  2.00

  I was at Disneyland on 02/05/2026 with my five-year-old daughter. I am very dissatisfied with the visit. It is very expensive, and I have the feeling that everything there is only about money. We went on the Big Mountain roller coaster, which is approved for children from a height of 1.02 m. Unfortunately, during the ride my daughter slid down, and I had to hold her so that she wouldn’t fall out. My daughter is 1.20 m tall. They should take a closer look at the permitted height requirements for several roller coasters. In addition, it would be nice if the app stated in advance which attractions are roller coasters and which are not.

• Disneyland Paris – a magical day with small swaps ⭐️

  Trek27444193676,Apr 30, 2026

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  4.00

  We spent a day at Disneyland Paris and decided to upgrade from about €35 for the second park – it was definitely worth it! So we could experience both parks and had a varied day. The atmosphere and the typical Disney feeling were really great – you immediately dive into another world. We were particularly impressed by the shows in the adventure area, which were a real highlight for us. The Frozen Castle is also beautifully designed and definitely worth a visit. The waiting times were, as expected, available, but absolutely within the scope and perfectly okay for a theme park of this size. A small downside is the prices for food in the restaurants – these are really very high. We would therefore recommend switching to snacks or taking something with us. We stayed in Chessy, which was a great choice: not far from the park and perfectly connected.

  

  

  

  

• I would choose Musee d'Orsay next time :)

  Miruna17,Apr 29, 2026

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  3.00

  The park looks very good. However, there are too many souvenir shops, they could've made more games or attractions. The entrance fee is almost 100 euros, and inside you will spend at least as much on souvenirs, if you go with children. We stayed approx 6 hours and in this time we saw a parade, a dance show, the train, the boat, the haunted house. We tried to eat something and to find something good to eat for the child, poor quality of food. Lots of sweets instead. And high prices of course. There is a lot to walk for anything. After 12-1PM it gets very crowded.

• Good Experience

  Stay01922119174,Apr 29, 2026

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  4.00

  Despite the wait at the attractions, the park offers a magical moment for children and adults.

• Magical

  Kavo85,Apr 27, 2026

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  4.00

  Returned to Disneyland Paris last week almost 13 years since my last visit with 3 kids in tow. I found the Disneyland Park slightly easier to navigate with a stroller and that there was a greater selection of rides for all ages. We arrived shortly after rope drop and were able to get through several rides within the first hour before queue times began to pick up. We managed to catch a parade on Main Street in the early afternoon and also joined the virtual queue to meet the main man, Mickey Mouse in the afternoon. Outside of that, we boxed clever to ensure we got through as many other rides as possible over the course of the day. Space Mountain & Indiana Jones’ rollercoasters were a big hit with my eldest kid while the carousel and Dumbo kept my middle child excited. We all enjoyed the Phantom Mansion & no Disney trip is complete without at least one go on Buzz Lightyear. Food options were excellent and not overly expensive. My kids literally ate their way through the park and I enjoyed several coffees over the course of the day. The Mickey Beignets from Cable Car bakery were a highlight for me as they caught Me by surprise with how good they were. I also enjoyed the fudge from nearby bakery on Main Street. The evening show was unbelievable and was well worth waiting around for despite the late kick off. I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to exit the park and get on a train after the park closed in the evening. Much less hassle than waiting for a ferry in Orlando….

  

  

• From magic to nightmare

  Sightseer51546138558,Apr 27, 2026

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  1.00

  We came this Friday, April 24, 2026 with our two children, 5 and 9 years old. We hoped to introduce them to the magic of Disneyland, but the day turned into a total fiasco. ​🎢 Serial outages ​The unreliability of attractions is unacceptable for a park of this standing: ​Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain: Already broken down from the opening at 9:30! ​Buzz the Lightning: Two successive breakdowns after 35 min, then 45 min waiting. ​Big Thunder Mountain: Breakdown also after 45 min of queue. ​Autopia: Posted at 30 min wait, we finally waited 1h15. ​Even with the "compensation" (a Premium Pass for Buzz the Lightning), the attraction broke down twice while we were in the car! ​🧹 Cleanliness and poor maintenance ​For such a high admission fee, the service is clearly not there: ​Dirty toilet. ​Stairs and infrastructure damaged (steps broken). ​General lack of maintenance of the park. ​💰 An unjustifiable value for money ​In summary: more than 4 hours of cumulative waiting due to technical failures. A day at more than 400 € (tickets for a single park + 30 € parking) for a poor service and a welcome at the claims office particularly cold and unintelligent. ​Council: Run away. For the same budget (400 €), you can have a day for 4 people at Parc Asterix with the hotel and breakfast included. Disneyland Paris is a shadow of itself.

• Amazing.

  outmanl2026,Apr 26, 2026

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  5.00

  Very nice experience, to do 10/10

• for a shameful invisible disability

  perrinel900,Apr 26, 2026

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  1.00

  lI am very disappointed with my experience with disability accessibility. I own one and have mild paralysis on the left side (hemiparesis), which prevents me from standing for long. When I asked, I made it clear that my main problem was the extended standing station. Despite this, I received an orange tablet and was repeatedly forced to wait standing about 15 minutes in the “first access” queues. For some people it may seem short, but when you have real physical difficulties, it’s already way too much. What I especially reproach is the lack of explanation and understanding on the spot. I was often told to wait for someone to come, but no one was present before boarding. I had the impression that the system is mostly adapted to wheelchair users or highly visible disabilities, while there are also disabilities that simply make standing very painful or difficult. I wasn’t asking for preferential treatment, I was just asking for accessibility that really fit my situation. It’s a shame, because it ruined part of my stay and made me feel like my disability was not understood. I don't think I'll come back after this experience. pS I did two days of park

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