Disneyland Paris Admission Tickets

Having returned from Disneyland Paris after our visit between 27th October and 29th October I would like to comment on the following: 1) We stayed at the Ki Space hotel, which had a courtesy bus which travelled to the park and back. The issue with the bus transport was that they did not run all day; they had a break of several hours from lunch until tea time, so I had to pay for taxis to return to the hotel between these times. Not sure why they did not run all day, every hour, which would have been better. 2) I purchased the Photo Pass as I had used this in Florida several years ago and found it useful for the pictures and memories. However, there were not a lot of rides which had photos taken on them and so probably not worth the money. I was hoping there would be numerous photographers throughout the park as there were in Florida. I saw 1 and when I asked to get a family photo was told they were finished and to find their colleague at the bottom of the park. Not really magical. 3) Staff seemed rude and arrogant at places. Not all in the Disney spirit. 4) The Park, as expected at this time, was busy and queues were long, with over a 100-minute wait for some rides. Not easy to see the parades or the fireworks due to the crowds. However, the best time for some of the rides were when the parades and fireworks were on.

Disneyland Paris consists of an over-priced, second rate pair of parks that trade entirely on the Disney name. The main Disneyland park has been stagnant for well over a decade now, with no major new developments, and even the recently renamed and revamped Adventure World was launched when unfinished. The dynamic pricing simply smacks of corporate greed and neither park has enough attractions to cope with the number of visitors who are drawn there purely by the Disney name. There are so many infinitely superior theme parks in Europe that are cheaper to visit and offer a much more satisfying experience. Disney queue times are embarrassingly bad and if you want to skip them... Well the Premier Access Ultimate told us that the price started at €110 per guest... But when we went to the checkout, it was €230 per guest. Disgusting! Oh, and as we were already trapped in the Disneyland Park, we decided to at least try a one-shot Premier Access to Space Mountain and, even though it was an extortionate €16 per person, we at least wanted to ride one ride without a ridiculous queue time... The app told us that there was a slot within ten minutes of our booking, but when we came to the check out, we were told that all bookings had sold out for that time slot. So why allow for people to book it on the app when it had sold out?!?! There are so many superior parks out there in Europe that don't trade purely on their name, they are cheaper, and they have the decency to provide a truly satifying day out with many, many world-class attractions and don't have the horrible over-priced admissions that Disneyland Paris is happy to push on visitors. Best thing about both parks at Disneyland Paris is the staff; they're always amazing. And respect to them for working in the parks where the offering is poor and they probably have to put up with a lot of dissatisfied customers. They would have to pull a lot of rabbits out of hats for our group to bother visiting them again

Enjoyed the day. Made it to both parks. A little crowded due to school holiday.saw everything and rode everything we wanted. Would have been nice if there were more drink and snack vendors around the parks, they were very hard to come by. Overall a great day.

I want to start by saying this is in no way a reflection on disney as a brand but rather disneyland paris separate from the brand I visited with my sister for a weekend and where there were good points for example the attractions and rides there were some negatives. Granted one or two was out of anyone's control, firstly the weather we were hit with a storm on both our arrival day and first full day resulting in the fireworks displays being cancelled. Secondly the locals i wont go in to it too much but far too busy and not one ounce of common curtesy among them (as I say this is no ones fault and specific to my trip) However... I have been to Orlando florida disney world several times (as an avid disney fan) and feel disneyland paris is way below par in its cast members and story telling. To be blunt the staff dont look or behave as though they are working at the happiest place on earth they act the exact opposite, miserable faces no greetings rude in mannerisms when ushering the lines and during crowd control. I work in customer service myself and understand how difficult and frustrating customers can be but as I say from previous experience at other disney parks you always felt like you were in the story no matter the circumstances and that element is completely non existent in disneyland paris. (In my opinion) Dont get me wrong the parks are exquisite and pristine but I grew up on the magic of disney and that anything is possible and yet walking in to paris park it indeed felt like a theme park not the magical world of disney that I know and love. Again I say this as a grown woman who is English and has no children so to some of you reading this you may think I have no place having an opinion but im saying this for the dreamers and wanderers out there who grew up in the era of kindness and personally from my experience at disneyland paris its in need of a serious kick up the bum from the disney corporation.

Awesome day. We were able to enjoy many attractions thanks to the mobility card. That warmed our hearts! We had lunch right at noon so there was little waiting and seats inside. The only big disappointment is the absence of characters walking around the paths. We tried to see Jack Skellington twice via the app without success... That definitely takes away from the magic. I read that there were concerns about crowd surges. But if that existed before, crowd surges already existed....and it was managed....