
Things To Do in Disneyland Paris
Disneyland Paris Attractions
However, unless you’re a diehard Disney fan in search of the classics, don’t expect your mind to be blown in or out of the parks: Only Marvel brings anything particularly new to the table. Staff, though helpful, seem under pressure and barely smile. And without the FastPass system (discontinued), lines can be horrifically long (I’m talking 110 minutes, at one point during our visit, for Crush’s Coaster; click here for more on the new system). And don’t get me started on the noise: With hundreds crammed into snaking spaces, the decibel levels were so high there were times we couldn’t hear the piped-in ambiance music on rides (like the haunted house) where sound is a big part of the experience. If you’re an huge Disney fan, you may still find some enjoyment. But if you’re not, see Parc Astérix, where you get the theme park thrills in a much more pleasant environment—plus a bit of French culture for good measure.
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Disneyland Park
Isn’t it comforting that some things never change? Here you are in France, and yet there is Frontierland, Adventureland, and Fantasyland, just the way you remember them back home. Okay, not exactly. For one thing, everyone’s speaking French. And Bulgarian, Hindi, and Farsi, and the…Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy - Theme Park
Walt Disney Studios Park
Walt Disney Studios is now the go-to park for Marvel fans, thanks to the spanking new Marvel Avengers Campus, replete with Iron Man and Spiderman-themed attractions, and an after-dark drone light show. Split into four worlds—Pixar, Marvel, Toon Studio and Production Courtyard—the…
Disneyland Paris Nightlife
The fun doesn't stop at the park gates—head to the Disney Village to continue your magical day. Experience the world in 3-D at the Gaumont Disney Village IMAX cinema, grab a drink at the sophisticated New York City Bar (located in the Hotel New York) or dance the night away to the hottest international hits at the Hurricanes nightclub. The whole family will enjoy La Légende de Buffalo Bill in Disney Village (tel. 01-60-45-71-00). The twice-per-night stampede of entertainment recalls the show that once traveled the West with Buffalo Bill and Annie Oakley. You'll dine at tables arranged amphitheater-style around a rink where sharpshooters, runaway stagecoaches, and dozens of horses and Indians ride fast and perform alarmingly realistic acrobatics. Don't be surprised if you see a few special cowboys, or rather cow-mice. A Texas-style barbecue adds to the lively far West atmosphere served in an assembly line by waiters in 10-gallon hats. Shows start at 6:30 and 9:30pm; the cost (dinner included) is 59€ for adults, 45€ for children 3 to 11.

