There are fewer people than that of in other Disneyland. However, it is less fun. I don't think I would visit there again.

The buffet restaurant Plazer Gardens offers reservations and non -reservation eating. We tried to reserve a slot in the afternoon for that evening but was told this was not possible. We queued up cattle class later on for about an hour and were finally allowed in to eat. I had expected there to be no space available but there were many tables empty. A decent range of food was on offer and most was quite nice apart from the appalling UHT milk supplied for children to drink. Staff were generally friendly (the lady in front of house seemed very stressed) and once inside and eating it was ok. I made the mistake of using the toilet however. There are only 2 cubicles available for women and one was shut so my daughter and I queued at the end of the meal for about 20 minutes at the end of evening. Would I use this again? Probably not and next time I will head to LegoLand rather than EuroDisney for a half term break. This really put me off returning

There is nothing bad about this place, absolutely amazing, can not wait to go back with my grown up daughter. The characters themselves made my trip, especially stich, what an amazing character, I could have watched him all day. Fireworks was also amazing. Keep up the good work, I had a very memorable trip. Thank you.

I have been travelling to Disney in Florida for years and loved it.This year, for the first time ever, I experienced nastiness in Paris from the staff at the entrance to the MGM park and at the food outlets. The staff did not treat us as customers but looked down on us an inconvenience to them. I feel so let down and will advise others to be cautious as you will not get the great Disney service that I have been accustomed to for years. I will not return or buy products for my family. Shame on the Paris park for such poor staff performance

Booked 5 day trip from Wed to Sun, staying at Santa Fe Hotel. Last stayed there with my children when it was just a hotel & having breakfast was a quiet affair. This time I went with my son & his family. Santa Fe is now a big complex & breakfast was certainly not relaxing. There was always a queue to go in unless you went in very early. The weekend was the worse & I would advise anyone to avoid the weekend if you can. Luckily, we had booked a half board package which included breakfast which we were told we could have on the go. However, when we tried this out no one really knew about it in the participating cafes. We went to the information desk in the town hall where we were told that there was only one café that would take the voucher unless we wanted to pay more. So we ended up with just a tea, orange fruit juice & a pan de chocolate. So my advice is stick to the hotel at least that is a continental buffet. Although there was poor choice there if you were gluten & dairy free. Mainly biscuits & cakes, bread & crisp breads. No cereal. In the evening we ate at some of the restaurants which had a buffet menu. The food was good & there was plenty to eat if you were dairy & gluten free. This was also good for the children & a soft drink was included. We booked in advance except for the last day where we ate at Annette's dinner which was included in our package. There was a set menu there. The starters were huge. Most of us struggled finishing our main meal. My only fault was that the wasn't much of a gap between the courses. So you didn't get chance to let each course digest. The dessert was a fudge cake, cheese cake or milk shake. The children had ice cream- all enjoyable. Food in the park was expensive. The cheapest place to eat was MacDonalds in the village. Good prices there. Most of the merchandise in the park was expensive. Plenty of shops & plenty of people buying. The rides were good. The children enjoyed Fantasy land, the characters & the parades. As an adult I enjoyed Star Tours, Terror Towers & Big Thunder Mountain. I also thought the nightly fireworks celebrating their 25th anniversary excellent. Most of the rides were good to excellent. Better than most theme parks here. I do think there should be a playground in the Studios. My grandson only like the Cars ride there so while some of the adults were on the faster rides there wasn't to amuse him & after going 4 times in a row on the Cars ride my head was spinning.

We've just returned from Disneyland Paris, a long awaited dream for myself and my daughters aged 24 and 28, foolishly we also took thier children aged 2,6 and 8 years. The hotel and staff were very polite and helpful and the park was kept very clean, the few characters we did see were really good with the kids. Unfortunately there were more negatives than positives on this holiday, Eurodisney really doesnt cater for children under 10 years old and thats being generous, the queues are really long, theshortest being 45 minutes. For some reason you cant book a meal plan for children under 3 evenif they have healthy appetites and are more than willingto pay the 3 -11year child rate, conseqently all my grandsons meals cost an extra 15/16 euros, and has been said on previous reviews healthy food was pretty much impossible to find, we ended up going to the station on several occasions to buy fruit juice and water and took fruit from the breakfast buffet to eat during the day. The fireworks display was brilliant but didnt start till 11pm, again not aimed at younger children, so all in all very dissappointed, to me Disney means children unfortunately it doesnt to Disney We specifically looked forward to seeing Beauty and the Beast, Doc McStuffins and Malificent, we didnt see any of them. I dont expect Disney even care about the negative comments as for most people this is one off holiday thats been saved and planned for, I know it was for us.

Just returned (31/12/2014) from a 3 day/2 night holiday at Eurodisney, Paris with 2 girls aged 7 and 4. Perfect ages and massively into everything Disney. The pluses: The park is immaculate; the litter is picked up and nothing looks tired or old. Sleeping Beauty's castle is absolutely breathtaking and the fireworks display at 10pm is amazing. The staff in the restaurants, gates, rides and characters are polite and lovely with the children. Right, the negatives (brace yourself): Everything is overpriced. On entering the park, there are racks of dresses for sale for 70 euros and merchandise is everywhere. It sets the whole tone of what the park is about. The food is really expensive and bloody awful - fish and chips was 17.99 euros, a hot dog was 7 euros, drinks started at 3 euros for a bottle of water. Nearly everywhere sells chips, doughnuts, pizzas, chips, waffles, chips etc. Take some fruit for your children as we never found anything healthy for the children to eat in the park. The characters were nowhere to be seen. It was particularly cold when we were there and the queue for Merida was 3 hours long. She was coming out for 20 minutes at a time and then warming up for half an hour and then coming out again. Other than on the parade, we never ever saw Belle, Cinderella, Rapunzel, Anna, Elsa, Aurora, Minnie, Mickey....it is actually easier to say who we did see...Pluto and Jasmine. In three days. This was because my eldest daughter grabbed them both on their way out of the door. I don't know why they couldn't meet the children inside somewhere. All they want is to see them and have their photo taken with their favourite characters. The parades were great but there are SO many people and it drove me crazy as loads of adults stood at the front which means small children have no chance of seeing the parade unless they are on their parent's shoulders (which has the knock-on effect of other kids then not being able to see). We queued for everything. To get in, to get out, to have baggage checked, to eat, to go to the loo, to get a drink and of course, for the rides. For a basic ride for a few minutes where my 4 year old sat in a rocket and went around a few times, we queued for 50 minutes. There are no 'quick wins' for the rides - all of the queues were at least 40 minutes which is far too long with a little one. There is some 'advantage' to guests that stay in one of the Disney hotels that you can get into the park before the rest of the people to take advantage of the rides. We did this and queued for Ratatouille, only to find there was technical problems. The firework display is lovely but there is no way that a four year old can stay awake until 10pm after being in the park all day so the firework display is really only for the adults. Which is such a shame. In summary, we have been and I will never go again. It is so expensive and 80% of the time spent there was in a queue for something. The park itself is lovely and I'm sure the kids will have a lovely memory or two but the queuing and the crowds just wear you down: too many people for too many facilities.

Went at the end of May 2014. The French staff were lovely and forgiving. My biggest complaint, besides the long wait for rides, is the other visitors. Brits and Aussies were bullying, loud and over all obnoxious. They would fist their hands and yell at the Disney staff in their unmistakable accents. They will even yell at you for returning at your fast pass time and not waiting in line with them. If you can find a time when they are not on vacation I would highly recommend visiting Disneyland, also the lines will probably be non-existent. I was very embarrassed to be a native english language speaker, because we do not behave like that in California. We didn't ride many rides because of the long lines, but we were content to sit on a bench and people watch. It is a different atmosphere than California Disneyland. Go to experience atmosphere, not the rides.

a sunny sunday looked like a nice day for Disneyland, but in fact when we arrived to huge queues at the gate we realised there was little fun to be had here. The day was spent queuing - we managed to do 2 rides in 6 hours! The lunch queues were equally massive and the food selection was awful The fast pass system was overloaded and shut down One We were not allowed to sit down on any grass area despite many people doing so, which meant huge crowds were moved off by a single gardener. The final procession was a tacky affair with plastic floats and waving dummies, whilst a single music track repeated for 30 minutes. £80 euros per person for this, plus £100 euros pp return transport to Paris. What a rip off!! Unless your kids have extreme patience and you enjoy queues do not go!

I spent Mon- Friday of last week (7-11 April 2014) at Disneyland Paris with my son and 6 year old Graddaughter. On the plus side, the entertainment is excellent, plenty to do all day long. Very clean eveywhere and mostly well maintained. On the minus side, four big attraction rides were closed for refurbishment, some rides had lots of unfilled seats despite having long queues, ( no obvious reason why), lots of lunch places were closed during the day, some sections of the park only seemed to have snack places open, which consisted of only unhealthy, sugary fatty snacks only. Most of the drink fountains were switched off so you were forced to keep buying bottled water. We treated my Granddaughter to a themed princess lunch costing €184(£160) for three of us but there was no starter choice for her, she was given a very mature tasting salmon mousse, totaly unsuitable for a young child, and not many princesses about either, and no dessert choice and apart from one cocktail we had to pay extra for other drinks so it was disappointing for such an ecpensive lunch.. Service in general was,poor everywhere and no shops other than disney merchandise shops, always take your own medicines and dressings, couldn,t see anywhere to buy anything like that. We atayed at a hotel including breakfast but it was a total shambles and only white bread and sugary cereals available.

Children must have the magical experience of meeting their favourite characters. No point in taking your child if they are under the age of 2, mostly because they will not get on much and won't remember it. My daughter is 2 and a half and loved every minute of it but with all the walking and long days of overwhelment it did take its toll on her on day 3. Negatives about the park: Even if you have a 2 hour pass before the park opens not all the rides or places are opened. People smoke within the park, so children can easily be burned or inhale smoke. Smoking should be banned with the crowds and it being a public place. The water fountains are not in operation unless it's summer. So fill up water bottles upon arrival if you don't want to pay 4 euros a go for a bottle. Gifts are double the price in comparison to the disney store in the UK. Disney junior shows do not show doc mcstuffins, jake or sofia but advertise that they do. We went 4 times to see if the shows would be different and they weren't. Characters don't stop to sign or take pictures if they are not meant to be at the bit you see them. So children can be left disappointed. Waiting in ques does ruin the experience a little. Better having a meal at cafe Mickey no waiting and get to meet the characters at your table. If you want a princess you need to be prepared to wait nearly 2 hours in a que or pay 60 euros each for a meal. French people are rude, well I think it's just they don't know what or how to use manners appropriately. Certain rides pregnant people are not allowed on. Make sure you leave the play parks to the end of the day otherwise you won't see the parks. Certain rides were closed I.e peter pan. You don't/won't meet all the characters in 1 visit. They have meeting spots but if the characters wear heavy suits like sully then they do not come out unless it's cold. If you don't want to pay ridiculous prices for food you can bit the bullet and eat at McDonald's. There is scanning machines at the entrance so be prepared to wait.

Ignorant staff,outrageous prices, very few decent rides,smoking in the parks,ridiculous waiting times for 2 min rides Please Walt Disney give it up and leave the Disney experience to the Americans.

disappoint experience, can not be compared to disneyland orlando, california or tokyo. - hard to find the attractions just looking at the maps - lady restroom did not have soap to wash the hands - few people working at attractions/shops and restaurants - waiting times indicated in the attractions did not correspond to real waiting time (one of them said 20 minutes, took 45 minutes) - waiting lines did not provide air conditioned or ventilation - four (!) attractions simply broked in the day of the visit:Toy Store, Indiana Jones, Space Mountain and Aerosmith. Two of them while we were in the middle of the atraction! Poor maintanance?? - worker called Sofhie, at Space Mountain, realy rude with the guests, do not prepared to work with public Overall very poor experience, Disneyland Paris is not the same as other Disney parks that we have already visited. We know France is in a terrible recession but Disney group should pay attention to not harm its reputation

Just got back from a 4 night on-site stay with a family of 5.......loved it ! Yes it's expensive, but if you do your homework before you go it's to be expected. Meal vouchers are a must, saved loads on that. Children are 8,5 and 4 and fussy eaters, buffet style places worked well. We took juice with us and topped up at the many water fountains, all my children loved it, second time we have been. .......it's not a patch on Florida, but, it was good for a short break. Do some research before you go and you will have a good time. People do push in sometimes, but its only us British that ever seem to queue.......and that's anywhere in the world !!!!