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Currently named as the biggest tourist attraction in Europe. Share your information by reading and writing reviews of the rides, shows, parades and attractions you would recommend. Let others know about the best place to eat, shop and stay at Disneyland Paris

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  • Overall Rating3.5 stars

46 Reviews For Disneyland Park, Paris

  • ronaldm 25th Oct 2009

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    1. French, using low rate employees, ethnic type, rude, dont' smile.
    2. VERY expensive food and drink...more expensive than Paris or anywhere we've been to. example in hotel..Beer (Guinness) in the Seq' Hotel was about £9 for pint equiv.!! More for the special German bottle lagers....Hell!!
    3. Park layout very good considering, however, unlike the USA disney parks, if it rains it ruins the day. Disney should be enjoyed in the sun only! Park really should have been built in spain, say near to Barcelona or similar. We think service would have improved too with the spanish.
    Needs more band music roaming the park as done in the USA.
    Complaining at Hotel service is waste of time....big scam !!!!

    TIP save up a little more and go to Florida or Calif or Japan. The latter is very good by the way!!

  • Guest 4th Aug 2009

    Reviewer rating: 3 stars


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    Disneyland Paris Magic Kingdom: Having also visited Paris some years ago and also been to Florida, Paris Magic Kingdom rides are starting to age and one result of this is probably the numerous technical faults we experienced. On Buzz lightyear they are short lived, but before I got on thundermountain the previous train broke down up a steep slope in the midday sun and the people had to be "walked" back down the mountain. So frustating if your have queued for something like an hour!
    The food is c ...

  • Part Mummy Part Me 17th Jun 2009

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    My daughter and I had a great time at Euro Disney this Tuesday and Wednesday. The weather was amazing, the queues bearable (the longest we ever had to wait for a ride was 30 minutes) and the atmosphere happy and upbeat.I had steeled myself for an onslaught of unbridled consumerism and in-your-face American-style Disney overkill but was pleasantly suprised.I'm not denying that food and merchandise were expensive, they were. But the French are, well, French and so their Disney-ness was expressed w ...

  • lksuisse 9th Jun 2009

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    Luckily my son hasn't had the Disney Orlando experience yet so he enjoyed it. It was just worth experiencing his complete thrill as he saw the castle - he had no idea we were taking him to Disney. That was the highlight of my day.

  • moneal Rank: Sergeant 1st Jun 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    It's big, loud, and great.
    Disneyland Park, Paris leaves UK parks a mile behind
    If you are disabled have no fears, this park is geared up to help. From the moment you arrive they offer every assistance, including special entry prices, then a visit to the 'Town Hall' where a helpful staff members talks you through your dificulties and gives you a pass to enable you to get easy access to the rides that are suitable for you, so you don't have to wait in long queues but are able to sit in a waiting ...

  • Guest 16th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    It was really fun and good for all ages. All the gift/tourist places where good too. Everything was really well made, and looked really good.
    The rides where great. I loved it

  • danceswiththewolf 15th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    Don't even consider Disneyland Paris if you can go to the US. I would have rated disney paris 8/10 just after leaving but only 2/10 after being stateside. There are a lot of hidden big costs in paris. I was in a group of 5 (granny plus 2 adults and 2 kids) and our first lunch or admittedly good burgers and ice cream inside the park itself cost 120 euros or about £80. We had to pay about £50 for the return fare on the bus to disney from CDG airport. CDG is a complete rip off. Any UK ...

  • Guest 8th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    We had an absolutely fabulous time even though it rained 90% of the time you still captured the magical feeling.
    I recommended pre ordering the half board option as this saves you some serious dollar.
    Take snacks etc away with you and a bottle of squash as it seems that fizzy is the only option.
    Pack clothes for all occasions but they do sell poncho for 8 euro adult 6 euro children that are a great find and really helped us.
    Pack trainers or shoes that you know are comfy 12 hours walking takes ...

  • Guest 7th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    When coming over with kids, be sure to first look at what's provided. Disney Studio's is not for the youngsters, Disney Park is. The map and program you get is not giving all the info you'd like to have: there's no description of what things are and what to expect. When first entering the park, there's a big 'wow' factor. At the end of the day, we at least thought of it as being small, not very diversified (Dumbo, Carpet Ride, Orbitron are basically the same, it only looks a little different; Ca ...

  • welshdisneyfan 2nd Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I'm 22 years old and I am giddy with excitement about the prospect of returning to Disneyland Paris in 6 days time (my fourth trip now) with my fianc in tow (his 2nd trip). Flying from Cardiff and then 5 days, 4 nights at DLP, I have already spent lots on this holiday and I am expecting to spend a lot more once there, but I see it as worth it for a brilliant holiday and the excitement leading up to the day of departure!
    I cant possibly understand those who have gone to Disneyland Paris and not ...

  • knox 31st Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    I thought the people were a bit rude as I am partially deaf and I asked the staff to repeat themselves as I couldn't hear them, they were a bit nasty with me. The staff who worked in the shops, hotels and mostly the amusements parks were very nice to us. We stayed for four days and we didn't get doing everything as there is so much entertainment for everyone.

  • COSMICDADDIO 7th Jun 2008

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    Would not go again -- have been to Florida and LA in the past Would rather save for longer and go to the US - My kids are none the wiser they loved the Disneyland Paris- 3 nights 4 day trip--After all we only do it for our kids DON'T WE

  • lauree Rank: Staff Sergeant 14th May 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I had a wonderful time it was the most enjoyable holiday ever. Children loved it. My son is only 14 months but was allowed to ride the rides if supervised by myself, so he totally loved it. Soft drinks were quite expensive and they only sold water or fizzy pop. Its well worth packing some fruit shoots or squash in your case. The merchandise was surprisingly affordable and not half as bad as I expected! Food was ok and reasonably priced when compared to food prices in British attractions. Because ...

  • Gertie100 Rank: Lance Corporal 14th Apr 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Just come back from Disneyland Paris and have to say we thoroughly enjoyed it. I have no doubt that USA Disneyland is bigger and better, so go there then! But I can not really fault Paris.
    Stayed at the Sequia Lodge, had a free upgrade on arrival which was much appreciated. On the whole the hotel was good, staff helpful etc, but the queues for breakfast were immense. Totally annoyed me on the first day, however then you realised that the queue actually moved very quickly and normally within 10 ...

  • autoplas 20th Mar 2008

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    Stayed in the Explorer with 2 Adults and 5 children. Rooms were good, Facilities were also good. Breakfast was a bit of a cattle market. Trying to get a seat was chaotic. The quality of breakfast was pretty basic. Just bare continental. If you like loads of carbs then this will be for you. Got the supplemental breakfast (6 euros) one morning but none of the children would eat it. Had the buffet dinner one evening and it was excellent and pretty good values (21 euros for Adults & 11 euros for the ...

  • ReviewJo Rank: Lance Corporal 15th Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    Magic time at 8:15-10:15 is supposed to be a perk for the people staying at the Disney hotels. Only Fantasyland is open plus another 2 rides in DiscoveryLand. You still have to queue for ages at other rides. Not impressed with having to queue to see a princess/character. Why cant they wander round the park? Beware they change every 30mins so you might queue for an hour & half each day & still get to see the same one you saw the day before!! Would recommend staying in a hotel rather than Dav ...

  • zoewilliams 29th Oct 2007

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    Book in advance for any restaurants. It saves a lot of queuing and waiting for a table to come available. We also hired a pushchair for the two days. We asked if it could be taken from Disney Park to studio park and we were told we would have to leave a deposit of 70 euros with a credit card and fill out a contract form, which we did. But our advice is don't even bother!! We were never asked to see our contract and came in and out of the two parks on several occasions with the pushchair. One ...

  • ortal Rank: Lance Corporal 29th Sep 2007

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    Don't bother to go here if you can avoid it. We enjoyed the Dutch amusement parks ten times more then this one. This is a glorified nothing. About 30% of attractions were closed at some part of the day (repeatedly for the 3 days we spent there!). Cruel staff prevented my 5 year old son from going on one of the attractions because they decided he is too short - and chased us through a 2 hour queue to prove it while holding the measuring rod diagonally, taking it above his head just to prove their ...

  • APrimeMinister Rank: Staff Sergeant 13th Sep 2007

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    My wife and I have been to Disney World Florida a few times. This was our first visit to Disneyland Paris and our two-year old daughter's first Disney experience anywhere. We stayed at the Sequoia Lodge and had a good room with a balcony. The hotel was fine, not great but certainly pretty good with the exception of breakfast. The food was fine, the hard bit was getting in.

    I love Disney and am naturally biased. Disneyland Paris is quite a bit smaller than the equivalent parks in Florida but i ...

  • bobhoskis 21st Mar 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Having been to Disney World in Florida twice before I didn't know how Paris would compare. No its not as good by any degree but the queues are smaller and the trip is obviously a lot cheaper. Parents that can't afford to be taking their kids to Florida should definitely take their kids here!
    We stayed at the Hotel Cheyanne, rooms as well as the breakfast was pretty basic, which was a little disappointing given the amount that you do pay, however the Western theme was great and well done. The h ...

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