Disneyland Paris

DisneyLand Resort Paris My family and I have just returned from a 4 nights/5 Day day break to Disneyland Resort Paris. Below are my thoughts on our trip, and hopefully some useful information for you. I will break it down into a brief rundown of the trip and then more specific details. Introduction We stayed at one of the Disney Hotels - The Sequoia Lodge, which is on the site. There are two parks Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park also there is Disney Village which basically is full of restaraunts and shops. Our ticket/pass allowed us to use both parks as often as we liked. We dined ... more

Having only very recently returned from a 4-day break at the Disneyland Resort in Paris, I questioned whether now was a good time to write a review. Yes, all of the information and flavour of the place is fresh in my mind but, to be honest, I'm still so amazed by the whole experience that I will be in danger of trying to include too much in my review!! The resort is truly, truly MAGICAL, or "maaaagical" as the little girl says on the advert!! It's a place for young and old alike to be whisked off to fairytale lands, the Wild West, Hollywood or Arabia, and be entertained, bewitched and ... more

The Parks My family and I recently visited Disney land Paris on a four night, five day stay at their Davy Crochet ranch. The whole resort is set outside Paris, but is still close enough so you can make a day trip to see the city if you like. We drove and found it very easy to locate. There is also a euro star service that runs directly to the Disney parks, or you could fly and get a taxi to Disneyland which is the option my sister in law chose. There are sign posts as soon as you become close to the parks and it is all very easy to find. If staying at a Disneyland hotel there are shuttle buses ... more

GETTING STARTED Disneyland Paris, as most people will already know, is a smaller version of Florida's Disney World and is situated a short journey from Paris in the French countryside. Adult ticket prices start from £32 for a one day, one park ticket which isn't unreasonable but do be aware that you will have to be greatly inflated prices for food and drink once inside the gates. Note that until March 2008 - kids under 7 can stay and play for free; thereafter, only children under 3 are free (children over 3 pay a concession on the adult rates). There are a variety of experiences you can go to ... more

Disneyland Paris opened in 1992 and was the first Disney Park in Europe. I was lucky enough to visit the park in 1992 and have returned several times since. Since you could write a whole book about Disneyland Paris I have just picked out some of my favourite bits and top tips from over the years that I have been there. The Disneyland resort hotel is divided into two theme parks (the Disneyland Park/Magic Kingdom and the New Disney Studios, which opened last year). The resort features six hotels: The Disneyland Paris Hotel, Hotel New York, Newport Bay Club, Sequoia Lodge, Hotel Cheyenne, and ... more