Disneyland® Paris Multi-Day Ticket

Here in Disneyland Paris for Halloween, visiting both parks , Disneyland and adventure park. First time to see world of Frozen, really great Job creating this land and Disneyland park is looking great for with projections and decorations for Halloween. . Coming here for 30 years, pre kids , with kids and now young adults, went on cars radiator springs ride in 2007 when it first opened with my then 4 year old daughter went on it again yesterday with my now 24 year old daughter. Crazy, but nostalgic. Thanks Disney

We entered the parks around 9am each morning and left around 6pm each night and managed to get on around 5 rides on average which was for the shorter lines too. The rides kept breaking down either whilst in line or on the actual ride which was annoying. Most of the rides/ shows spoke In french which isn’t a problem if they included either a translation or a repeated it in English. A lot of the rides were not open due to refurbishment or breakdowns. The “Halloween” theme was also incredibly lacking. I’m so disappointed for the price and time we spent here as this was our big holiday for the year. If you’re wanting the Disney special experience I would definitely save more and book one elsewhere.

As always a good experience with excellent firework and nigh time displays, Both high energy rides but with many calm, kid-friendly ones too. downsides were the lack of Disney characters for the children and if you want close up view or fireworks it as additional cost. We would suggest you don't pay for this as most of the fireworks and illuminated Castle can be seen very well from quite a distance away. Disney have changed the early access premium charge for rides over the years. Only 12 years ago, you could get 2 fast track entries including your ticket prices Nowadays, you have to pay upwards of €15 for the privilege. As with Florida two years ago, we find the Disney have got very greedy compared to the original Walt Disney philosophy!

We have just returned from a 3 night stay in Disneyland Paris travelling as a family of 4 (3 of whom have food allergies). We had a great stay but one thing that would have made our trip even better would be to have allergens labelled next to the food in the buffet restaurants. (Also would be helpful next to menu at food stands / restaurant menu). Instead we were given an allergy menu (in French) of all the food in the buffet. This was very difficult to check and remember in a busy buffet restaurant while also trying to sort out small children. There were also some items not in the allergy menu and chef did not know ingredients. At breakfast we weren't given an allergy menu instead we were told what was ok and had to remember. If the allergens were labelled on the food label it would make meal time much easier and less chance of us making a mistake. We did make a mistake which led to my husband becoming very sick. This wouldn't have happened if the allergens were labelled. The restaurants we ate in were Chuck Wagon Cafe and PYM kitchen. We pick buffet dining as we can normally find something that everyone can eat. There is also a small menu of allergen free meals but these are not food our children would eat. Overall we had a great holiday and made lots of great memories but meal times were stressful and this one change would really help people travelling with allergies.

I went in October and it was crowded and there were long queues on almost every ride. I stayed in a Disney hotel which meant I got Magic hour which was good and there were virtually no queues for about an hour, however, on the second day 3 of the rides I wanted were closed, so disappointing. After about 9pm there queues were less, so most of the rides I managed were limited to a couple of hours a day. Did not see many Disney characters and if I did, there was a massive queue to see them... If I were to do this again, I would only go for a day, stay outside and use the money I save to by premier access.