We waited for a long time to get here and finally we did. We loved it. We had 2 full days to visit both parks. You have to be equipped with a lot of patience. For all attractions you need to stay in line from 20 to 60 minutes depending of the demand and time of the year you go. For example in Pirates of the carribean we waited 25 minutes but for Peter pan or Big thunder mountain we waited 60-70 minutes. If you want less waiting time, you need to pay more money. The adrenaline level of attractions is from low( ex. Cups or Dumbo) to high ( Big thunder mountain or Avengers in Disney Studios). Some attractions were closed due to maintenance I think, but we had a lot to do. Prices are high but this is expected somehow. You pay 8 Euros for some chicken nuggets with no fries, but 15 euros for a burger, 7 for a big ice cream. But all the food was great. What I liked a lot also was the discipline of the employees. Security is top priority and they are very organized. Also they are friendly and respectful. The fireworks at the end of the day are spectaculous. So, for us it was one item out of the bucket list. We made the most we could out of our 2 days there in both Disneyland and Disney Studios. It is an expensive trip so I am happy we did it , especially for the kids, but I don't intend to come again. It is enough that we created happy memories.

When My toddler asked to go on the slinky ride again! we made it happen…. For the day. We drove from portsmouth to disneyland paris. And had the absolute best day. Fast track was a huge help for fitting so much into one day (including the slinky ride) we saw characters and went on plenty of rides suiting all ages (12,9,2) Although we usually spend a few days when we go, this spontaneous trip for the day i would definitely do it again.

I would like to thank DLP for retaining smoking areas within both parks unlike their American counterparts in Florida. This makes for a more relaxing day for those of us who partake. Also they have retained the semblance of a simple albeit paid for fast pass system in the form of Premier Access. Not as good as it used to be when it was unlimited rides but better than the Florida alternative. The two parks are not really for thrill seekers due to the limited availability of "Big Coasters" It's not the Universal or Busch Gardens of France but makes for an interesting and pleasant couple of days. The 30th Anniversary Drone/Laser/Firework Show at the end of the night was very good. I would say the outstanding attractions are Avengers Assemble Flight Force (a decent indoor Class 1 Coaster) and Spider-Man Web Adventure (interactive novel attraction). Unfortunately Indiana Jones and The Temple of Peril which looks half decent was closed during our visit. Another plus over Florida real Park Maps were available in the Shops. Food was expensive but we had a big breakfast at our off site hotel and survived on drinks whilst in the park - about 4 Euros for a Bottle of Coke. Did have a meal at 5 Guys in The Village which was a good as albeit a bit more expensive than a normal outlet. Bargain compared to any Disney Burger. All in all enjoyed it, but as Adults with Fast Passes can easily be done in 2 Days.

We thoroughly enjoyed our day trip to Disneyland Paris. Travelled with our 11 year old and we visited both parks. I would highly recommend the fast pass ticket. It’s not cheap but It includes most of the main attraction rides and allowed us to experience far more than we would have without it as the park was fully booked on that day. Also recommend that tickets are purchased in advance because they’re cheaper a few days before hand.

Disneyland Paris is fairly antiquated. Expect long queues for the comparatively short rides which will cause frustration. It’s a shame that nothing innovative has been introduced over the years. Even the newer rides are really just variations of the same theme. Food and drinks are very expensive and pretty bland in the parks. Information is hard to find more signposting is needed.

just got back, we had a great 5 day break there with the family and stayed on site in Cheyenne hotel. meals were good and we also did character dining (Pym Kitchen was my fave) drinks and gifts are expensive but i was expecting it to be so budgeted for it. we had already been there 3 days and entered the main hotel multiple times daily (our room was in one of the buildings outside the main hotel) then one morning a jumped up little French man decided to order everyone entering the hotel with a handbag or bum bag to go through security and have their bags x-rayed! every time we went back to the hotel room we had to go through this process with the little turd. all in all the place was amazing, my feet are ready to fall off with all the walking we did but the kids didn't moan once! bad points: ITALIANS! they are so rude! queue jumping, trying to get ahead in everything, walking round with spitting their dummies out, behaving like children, smoking should also be addressed (also the italians), people stink the place up smoking.

There are many attractions and most of them are quite fun. The decoration of the parks is incredible. The negative side relies mostly on the hotel experience. I stayed at the New Port Bay Club. Chosed a half-pension plan with breakfast and one meal per day. The meal at the hotel's restaurant was based on a very basic menu and it is worth noting that once you check out you no longer have the right for any meal, even if you paid a full pension for that day. The room was way too overpriced for the quality which is offered. The furniture is very old, the bathroom is too basic and found the "Sea" theme to be almost absent.

For the money we spent and how far we traveled, this was unfortunately a disappointing day. I’m from Southern California and a big Disney fan. I frequent Orlando and Anaheim parks, as well as having been to Tokyo Disneyland and I hate to say that this Paris park (which I’ve been to 3 times) is the least magical and has the most careless cast members. This park always seems to have closures in major parts of the park (like the main entrance) and the Cast Members really couldn’t care less about making sure you are given any guest service or consideration. The doors to all the restaurants are often closed so they look closed. I have even seen staff with bright blue hair and blue lipstick working at the river boat?! They really don’t uphold the Disney standard here and you can feel it. I wouldn’t recommend to anyone who expects a true Disney experience.

My daughter and I went for one day with a ‘park hopper’ ticket. The ride on RER A train is easy and clean and Disney is the last stop, so simple to get there. Entering Disneyland Park, we both teared up, ready to feel the love of Disney. It didn’t come after that. Both parks Disneyland and Disney Studio, are much smaller than Disneyland and California (and much smaller than DisneyWorld). Main Street is about half as long with many shop’s carrying the same merchandise, which was only okay. Food places were okay too. Cast members were okay; Nothing magical… Rides - lines for Phantom Manor and Big Thunder showed 40 mins, but they lasted much longer; some were stuck on Big Thunder for 20 mins. (Ride went down). We were in Tower of Terror line saying 45 mins, but waited 90 mins, with no info from any cast members! In Disney Studios, Web Slingers was good and so was Remy’s Adventure; food options in that area were better than in the other park. It didn’t seem that the line times were even close to realistic, so that took a lot of steam out of our day. Not too many characters walking around, so only saw 4 - Jafar, Queen of Hearts, Cruella and Eeyore. Our interaction with these 4 were very good, staying in character and having fun with us as guests! Highlight of the day was in Disney Studios, Mickey and the Magician!! Absolutely wonderful! Fireworks in Disneyland were nice, no drone show. Music was pretty good for the show too. We both remarked that throughout both parks, there was no theme music to keep you in the Disney spirit; and that was a sad part. We are glad to have gone to Disneyland Paris, but sadly, we are not interested in returning.

The Disneyland park is absolutely beautiful with lots of attractions. It gives you the delusion you are living in Disney's tales. It offers beautiful places to visit, to lunch, to dinner and shopping. Every day was a day of lot of fun, for both adults and children. We travelled as family (child of 9 1/2 years old) . We booked a two-day ticket. The first day we visited first the Disneyland park and late in the afternoon the Disney Studios. The second day we started from Studios and then we continued to Disneypark. At night we show both shows, at 21h at Studios and at 22h at Disneypark. It's best to plan in advance, downloading the Disney's app if you want to see almost everything in a two-day trip.