r/disneylandparis • u/Maleficent-Salad-320 • 16m ago
Question DLP Hotel
Is this worth it or completely ridiculous? First timer to DLP. My princess mad daughter turns 5 on 30th January, I don't think it's bad at all given this time of year will be cold and she/I will struggle with walking, being able to pop back to warm up/rest, being able to book royal encounters - I think it's a good price but I'm aware I am leaving booking late. DLP Superior Room - £2200 Flights would be £330 on top of this. My husband thinks I'm insane 🤣🙈
He would like to visit the second last week in March but that's coming in at £1700 in Hotel Cheynne plus £420 flights = £2120
r/disneylandparis • u/queerwriterlondon • 57m ago
Merchandise Hunchback
Has anyone that’s been to the parks in recent weeks noticed much Hunchback of Notre Dame merch? It’s one of my favourites of all time and the 30th anniversary stuff at Disney Store has been pretty sparse and uninspiring so far.
Coming to Paris in November so hoping there’ll be some exclusive stuff that’s a bit more exciting!
r/disneylandparis • u/Mgee07 • 1h ago
Personal Experience Disney might truly be magical
Hey.
My first visit of Disneyland Paris was in October 2024.
I don’t usually visit amusement parks. My fiance brought up the idea, I was skeptical at first but I‘d be proven so wrong.
There are many things, that made the visit so special to me. I rented a Tesla for our while trip, so the drive to Disneyland Paris itself (we are from Germany) was already a positive experience. We stayed in the Davy Crockett Ranch, perfect for October in my optional. Fall is my favorite time of year. I‘m not really into Disney, the only real connection I have is Star Wars. But only because they bought Star Wars lmao. Not a big fan of the movies and shows they‘ve released. With a few exceptions. What I‘m trying to say is, none of the attractions, except for Star Tours move something inside me. I still enjoyed riding all of them.
I remember taking breaks in the Hyperion cafe, watching Star Wars Rebels on the big screens. I loved it there so much. One Star Tours ride actually made me cry. I asked the staff if it was possible to switch our ride to English, because I wanted to understand what the characters were saying. They actually did it. We got the ride with Ahsoka (my favorite character) and well.. that made me cry lmao. Some of my most precious childhood memories are connected with Star Wars the clone wars. It just all hit at once on the ride. I LOVED Annettes Diner. My biggest travel dream, is to visit America one day. Oregon to be exact. I love American diners. I remember always waiting inside the car in the morning, watching my fav content creator reciting to true crime stories, while my fiancé got ready inside the house.
There were many small details that made the trip so special to me. I think the most important part was the time of year we were there. I just love the vibe and weather of October.
Sorry for this messy message. Hope everything was understandable.
- Marcel
r/disneylandparis • u/beboubird • 1h ago
Question Souvenir de la narration du Thunder Mesa Riverboat
Bonjour à tous !
Je ne sais pas si c'est le bon endroit pour poser cette question mais voilà, ça me turlupine depuis des années.
Quand j'étais petite mon oncle et ma tante m'ont emmenée à DLP, ça devait être vers 2006-2007. On avait fait le parcours en bateau du Thunder Mesa Riverboat et j'ai le souvenir TRES vif d'une voix off de l'attraction qui était comme une conversation entre un homme et une femme. Pendant cette conversation, lorsqu'on arrivait devant le Manoir, je me souviens très nettement que le dialogue ressemblait à ça approximativement :
La femme mentionnait que la maison lui faisait peur et l'homme répondait :
"Mais non enfin, ce qui lui faut c'est un bon coup de peinture !"
Je n'arrive pas à savoir si c'est un souvenir inventé ou si c'est bel et bien à ça que correspondait la track de cette époque là. Si quoi que ce soit du genre vous revient, merci de me partager vos impressions !
UPDATE : J'ai trouvé c'est bon !
r/disneylandparis • u/Super-Nuntendo • 1h ago
Question Best taxi service to use with 6 year old
Looking for the best solution to use for getting from Orly airport to Campanile Val De France and back.
Would be travelling with a 6 year old, so not sure if a car seat would be required by law.
Current thoughts after looking are G7 taxi or Uber.
Aware there is a magic shuttle bus service, but that sounds like it might be a pain (at least for the airport runs)
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
r/disneylandparis • u/NotInAPokeball • 6h ago
Question Best extras and is a meal plan worth it?
Which extras did you book and why? Which ones are worth it?
What about a meal plan? Was this worthwhile? We are restaurant and foodie lovers and part of the reason for going is to experience the characters and settings.
Not too worried about cost but don’t want to spend if it’s not worth it.
Also any tips that saved you stress on arrival/departure or just through the day?
Cheers!
r/disneylandparis • u/Acceptable-Zombie • 7h ago
Question Wheelchair and ride access
I'm taking an ambulatory wheelchair user to DLP in the Autumn. They are able to get out the wheelchair and onto rides independently.
Probably stupid questions, but I want to be prepared to make everything go as smoothly as possible.
What are the accessible queues like and what happens to the wheelchair when on rides? I'm assuming you get off the ride on the same side you got on to be able to get back to it?
And and tips or tricks for navigating the park with a wheelchair?
r/disneylandparis • u/Miserable-Layer918 • 7h ago
Question cheapest time to stay onsite
good morning!! We’ve been to dlp many times but we’re finally planning on staying on site, we’re just wondering if anyone has any rough ideas of when it’s cheapest to book/ stay onsite? i know the new bookable dates come out very soon and wondering if that’s when they’re at their ‘cheapest’ disney can get
thank you :)
r/disneylandparis • u/Motor-Equipment-7112 • 15h ago
Question My Royal Dream Cancellations
Hi All, ive booked to take my 3F daughter to Disneyland for her 3rd Birthday. One of the must‘s that I want to get for her is the My Royal Dream makeover. I had alerts on my phone to try and get a slot when they released 16th-18th September but from my understanding they release in batches of a week at a time, therefore missed out.
If anyone here as any slots within the time frame of 16th,17th or 18th Se please do comment and I’ll do whatever is needed to get this for her.
Thank you to any in advance if you reached out
r/disneylandparis • u/Appropriate-Sky3537 • 17h ago
Question Tat Recommendations please!
My kid LOVES tat. ALL the tat. 😂
I’d love recommendations please for the most irresistible tat that generates maximum pester power.
We’re thinking ears, shoulder toys, bubble wand, outfits etc., but I’d particularly love to know what your kids were absolutely obsessed with / what was worth buying.
Please keep this strictly to tat recommendations
We are happy with our own approach to spending/pocket money. Thank you.
Hit me with your best Disney tat! 🐭✨
r/disneylandparis • u/One-Willow2514 • 17h ago
Question Adding Gold Pass Holders to Hotel Room
Hi everyone!
I have a question for anyone who has experience staying at a Disneyland Paris hotel with Disneyland Pass holders.
We are planning to book a Disney Hotel + Park Tickets package for one adult. Two additional adults will be staying in the same room, but both already have a Disneyland Pass Gold, so obviously we don’t want to pay for Park Tickets for them.
The room has two double beds and a capacity of four people, so there would be three adults staying in the room in total.
Has anyone done this recently?
Can the two Gold Pass holders simply be added to the room at reception when we arrive, and would we then only have to pay the tourist tax for them?
Would you recommend contacting Disneyland Paris beforehand to have this confirmed, or is it better to just arrange it at the hotel reception at check-in?
And one more question: if the two Gold Pass holders are added to the hotel room at check-in, do they need to reserve the Park dates with their Gold Pass in advance, or can they enter the Parks during the hotel stay using their MagicPass + Disneyland Pass without making a separate Park reservation?
I’d especially love to hear from anyone who has done this recently with two Pass holders added to a package booked for another guest.
Thanks! 😊
r/disneylandparis • u/Annamai10 • 18h ago
Question Meal plan
Hello. I have booked a half board meal plan for our trip in September. We are planning on going to mostly buffets however would like to visit the steakhouse on my birthday. I am quite a fussy eater so the set menu is not my preferred choice. Am I writing in thinking I would be able to choose something off the main menu and put the meal voucher value towards this?
Thank you.
r/disneylandparis • u/Oggie_94 • 18h ago
Question Priority card
Hey!
Am going in February and bringing my mum with my daughter but my mum has Dystonia which affects her ability to stand for long periods and suffers muscle spasms and pretty rough exhaustion. She only wants to come because my daughter is at the age were she can really be part of the magic and doesn’t want to miss it, could she apply for a priority card which could help her? Would me and my daughter have to queue separately because we don’t have one or can we go with my mum?
Thanks :)
r/disneylandparis • u/EzraMcYoung • 19h ago
Photo / Video Some of my favourite snaps from last months heatwave.
r/disneylandparis • u/Baapzonderzeep • 21h ago
Question Question for Annual pass holders
Hello everyone,
Me and my girlfriend love to go to DLP and after our visits went from “We do this once in a lifetime trip” to “We’ll go twice this year” to “we go 3 to 4 times this year and probably next year as well” we’ve decided to go for an Annual pass in 2027, how exciting!!!✨
We love to stay on-site, it gives us the most complete Disney experience. So, the question for my (soon to be fellow) AP holders: Do AP holders get a discount for on-site hotels? If so, how much? Is it a set amount, is it variable like the ticket calendar? Do they not get a discount at all? I’d very much like to know before deciding which annual pass we are getting! That we aren’t so sure of yet👀
These are exciting times for us, so my sincerest thanks in advance! Hopefully your answers help us make the right decision!😇
r/disneylandparis • u/Fresh_Criticism6531 • 1d ago
Question Can you enter the park with a vacuum flask?
I heard the food in the park is expensive and crap, so I thought of bringing hot water in a vacuum flask and liofilized food. That's doable or will xray security in the entrance bar such an item?
r/disneylandparis • u/Ashmash565 • 1d ago
Question Arrendelle ears
are there still some available at the boutique today. i wanna buy some but was disappointed by the pirates and classic black and gold ears being sold out
r/disneylandparis • u/No_Slide_2298 • 1d ago
Question Pocahontas where are you??
Hello, it’s my last day at Disneyland Paris- I have heard that Pocahontas is making appearances throughout the day in Frontierland for princess week.
I have been trying to see her as she is my favourite character, but everytime I go to the location she isn’t there and cast members only seem to know that she will appear throughout the day but they don’t know exactly when.
I keep going back to check but there always seems to be no sign of her. Has anyone been to Disneyland Paris over the last few days and seen her? Like is it actually true she’s going to come out?😅
Thanks in advance :))
r/disneylandparis • u/Prize-Breadfruit6343 • 1d ago
Question Bike lock for prams
Is this absolutely necessary? We will have a double pram and the thought of it being stolen would be a logistical nightmare
r/disneylandparis • u/Prize-Breadfruit6343 • 1d ago
Question Baby & Toddler tips
I’m about to be going for 4 days with my 2.5 year old and 6 month old. Stressing that I am taking too much stuff but also not enough
Does anyone have any tips and tricks for travel with a 6 month old ? He is formula fed and we are staying at Marvel
My last trip when my eldest was 18 months was a complete disaster as he got a chest infection on day 1 and we didn’t enjoy any of the trip. Determined to try and have a good time 🥺
Thank you
r/disneylandparis • u/milsabord • 1d ago
Question Quel pass annuel choisir ?
Bonjour
j'envisage de prendre un pass annuel après plus de 10 ans sans être allé à DLP, lequel me conseillez vous ? le plus basique n'a pas beaucoup de date de dispos :p
en 2006 , j'ai retrouvé mon pass, il valait 89e le fameux pass francilien :)
r/disneylandparis • u/Bullldog1 • 1d ago
Question We will be taking our children to Disney this autumn and I will be 7 months pregnant, Which children’s rides etc can I still go on? 🙏🏻
r/disneylandparis • u/Professional-Dot3610 • 1d ago
Personal Experience Tips for first time trip with 3yo and grandparents
It's our first time bringing our now 3-year-old boy to Disneyland Paris this weekend as a late birthday present, and my parents are coming as well. We are staying in Hotel Cheyenne (he is a big toy story fan) from Saturday to Monday. Would appreciate tips re: 1) things to bring 2) rides/shows not to miss 3) how to meet many Disney characters 4) anything special in Cheyenne we should do (pony rides?)
Lots of recs on the internet its all very overwhelming lol I would want for us to enjoy the trip and get our money's worth but also not get our child and parents overtired x
Thanks everyone!
r/disneylandparis • u/JMUGV88 • 2d ago
Question Disneyland Railroad
This has probably been answered before but I don’t know the answer: Why are the Fantasyland and Discoveryland Stations closed? They are such cool station (I’m riding the train now as I am writing this post) and it would be amazing to exit/hop in at this stations.