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As visiting Disneyland Paris is a childhood dream, the expectations were very high. To some extent, they were met. After all, it is a really beautifully designed park with lots of beautiful details, shows, and of course all the well known characters and themes. Also, it is quite well organized. The RER from Paris directly leads to the entrance. It's just a few steps from the station to the security-check-in and then to the park entrance. A huge highlight were the two illumination shows at the end of the day. One was a drone show celebrating the 30th anniversary of the park. The other one was a video show with fireworks. Both were really stunning. Three drawbacks: Crowd, attractions, price. The park is crowded. Although the throughput of the attractions appears quite high, the announced waiting times were 30-60 min. One day was enough for one musical, a boat ride, and all four “big thrills“. There aren't more than that. The entrance and the food prices were not justified.

Have fun as a child in these two wonderful parks. You can go from one to the other in an unlimited way during the more than 12 hours of service of the parks, leaving and re-entering. Of course, all the attractions are included with the cost, making a variable queue per attraction. A place where you should go on your visit to Paris. Easy access by metro.

Although the day at Disneyland Paris was relatively enjoyable, the park's management was not as efficient as its American or Japanese counterparts. The staff seemed to be less adequately trained, which resulted in longer queue times at the park entrance and on rides. Additionally, there were significantly fewer food options available, and the quality of the food was subpar. We had to go to multiple places to find ice cream for my daughter, and only managed to find a small tub of Ben & Jerry's at one of the food stands. Several rides were closed due to mechanical issues or lack of staff, which led to crowding in the remaining open rides. However, the quality of the rides and merchandise was comparable to other Disney parks.

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Getting there is pretty tricky. Trains and buses are a bit confusing so make sure you plan well ahead (and be aware of service disruptions!). We wasted almost half a day just to get there (and met a tonne of people who were stuck at the station also). Reached the park about 1pm and didn't have much time to cover the entire park. We only did Disneyland Park.

Much smaller then Disney World in Orlando. Not much rides, lots of fast food restaurants (very expensive) and souvenir stores. Fantasy land mostly for kids under age of 7. Even in low season lines too long, but if you want to buy fast track it’s very expensive. Very comercial place , but still good experience for kids.

The entry into the park was super easy and all the staff, throughout the park, where nice and helpful. Although my friend and I are in our twenties, we didn’t feel out of place and we still found everything enjoyable. I will definitely be coming back!

Our day at Disneyland Paris was a nostalgia trip for me, having been back after 12 years - and it was honestly amazing! The rides were great and the atmosphere was absolutely magical. I especially loved that we got to experience Disney in all its Christmas magic, something that is so incredible. The only downside was that by the end of the day many restaurants were closed and the food that was left was limited. Another complaint I had was that multiple parents would lift their children on their shoulder during the castle firework show which was very annoying to say the least - but it was still enjoyable to an extent.