So this was booked through Walt Disney Travel Company - Worst experience ever. While Disney to us is a beloved place it should be kept to Orlando. Disneyland Paris is the very poor cousin who is still under construction, in more ways than one! So to start the euro star from london to Lielle - 5 out of 10 - the euro star has been on our bucket list for many years, the simplicity - no flying no nasty airport security! Forget that we went through 3 check points, then a passport stamp although i guess this saves time on the french side. There is only one shop / cafe and one delay caused the whole seating area to be jam packed. Lille station - not very clear plus over an hour wait for the connection but less that 7 minutes on the return. train was very uncomfortable and cramped and people just threw bags on top of other peoples bags and rammed suitcases in so i struggled to get my own out. Ours had been rammed into a corner. Arriving at disney village - what an absolute mess you have to go through scanners to get in - however the exit gates are the first thing you are greated with - not very convienient. The first thing that is strinking is the smoking and vaping that is taking place! This is disney for gods sake! I actually saw a child recieve a burn as he was walking along. It is constant and there is no governance over it - there is smoking/vaping in the park, disney village and the hotels! Next was the state of the disney vilage - boards up everywhere while they continued building people were hearded into sometimes quite tight areas given the numbers of people. At this point i will discuss the construction: when we have been to orlando in the past if construction was taking place it was kept to small areas at a time and caused no confusion or issues to guests. This is not the case in Disneyland Paris! Half of each of the parks are closed and boarded up and hard to move around during busy periods i.e every day! It is like they are trying to do everything at once where they could save time and peoples dissapointment to a minimum if they did one section at a time - common sense. In essence i have paid close to £1500 for a 3 day holiday where i can do less than half the activities or see half the park. Even half the mini rail stations were closed Personal note: the majority of people attending the park are rude and just do not care if they stop in front of you or walk right in to you. This includes sending their children out as miniture battle drones as they do not watch them or control them and blame you if they run in to you! The general attitude is simply rudenes, being a person who appologises when it isnt even my fault i gave up. The Hotel Sequoia Lodge Like the park the hotel was also under construction the pool and oasis were also closed. The bar food was terrible we chose from the menu a beef sausage sandwhich with fried onions - in essence what we recied was a beef hot dog on a chewy roll with a red leciester melted cheese slice on it at an outrageous price. Again everytime we entered the hotel my wife would have her bagged scanned so we ended up not going in. The worst thing we saw is a man with a big back pack walk in and asked by the scanner people to stop - he simply replied oh i have alread been in - so they just said thats fine then carry on! Again as before smoking was allowed right out side the hotel and cigarette butts were left all over the ground. And vaping was constantly taking place in the hotel and the annex building. Now the maids - we stayed late at the bars in the village each night as didnt want to go to the parks early so we put the do not disturb sign on our room (106) but every morning without fail all we heard was the maids laughing and joking even shouting out side our room - it seemed to be the focal point for them - soon followed by the hoover beeing banged against our door. I will not be returning nor will i be recommending it to others. Poor form Disney.

I used to love Disneyland, but my recent visit was disappointing. It feels like the magic has been replaced by endless upsells and overpriced everything. From the moment you step in, you're bombarded with extra charges—Genie+ just to skip unbearable lines, overpriced food that’s mediocre at best, and souvenirs that cost a fortune.

The park and all the amenities are fantastic but the employees are very rude to non French speaking people. We got eye rolls and rude treatment due to our language barrier and this is not custom Disney treatment.

My family, consisting of my wife, our two daughters (one aged 18 months and the other 10 years old), and myself, went to Disneyland Paris for 4 days. We drove from the UK, took the Le Shuttle, and then continued our drive to Disneyland Paris. The travel experience was very smooth. When we arrived at Disneyland, we checked into our hotel, *Hotel Cheyenne*. The reception team was incredibly helpful, friendly, and welcoming. Our room was smart, clean, and tidy, and we were able to park close by, making it easy to unload our luggage. The walk to the parks was quick and convenient, and we had a priority pass that allowed us quicker access into the park. Throughout the week, we went on many rides, and overall, the experience was excellent. Our daughters' favorite attractions were 'It's a Small World', Dumbo, Buzz Lightyear, and the carousel. The shows were amazing and definitely worth queuing for, with the evening show being particularly incredible. We watched it twice, and the second time we had a much better view from the bandstand area. We paid a little extra for a character breakfast, which was brilliant but a bit chaotic. The characters spent a nice amount of time with us, but the process of getting the food was the hectic part. We had the chance to meet Mickey and Princess Tiana, and we loved having photos with both. The parade was fantastic, so much so that we watched it twice. It was truly one of the highlights. For food, we ate twice at 'The Outpost' and found the food very tasty, with a great selection for the whole family. We enjoyed dishes like butterfly chicken, pizza, and pasta. All in all, it was an amazing holiday, though it was also quite tiring!

Idiotic customer service, can’t get a coffee because the twerp at the counter tells me I have to queue in a non existent queue which is empty, and cuz I didn’t stand on that side I’d have to go back and walk through that side to get to the counter even though there was nobody behind or in front of me??? Wtf does it matter? Told him to f himself and walked out.

We stayed in a Superior room in the Disney Hotel It’s was a dream come true. If your a disney princess lover this is for you xx It’s made it hard to go back to the other hotels now

Absolutely awesome. Never experienced a theme park like it before. We spent two full days between the two parks and got to go on pretty much everything at least once, take in a show, see the parade, and watch the fireworks show twice. Will be a valued memory for our family for a long time Booked two days and both parks. You will not sleep everything in one day We started in Walt Disney Studios and spent from opening till after 5pm hitting every ride. We seemed to be in a mass group at the time that moved to the same rides which meant queue times were long. Definitely didn't have quite the same magic staring here rather than the park itself but it did mean we got to see the main park in the night and day and wouldn't change to have the most exciting rides covered. In the main park we started counter clockwise but honestly wouldn't have made much difference except for being closer to the parade when it started. Expect very long queue times everywhere you go. You can fast pass but honestly it is not worth the extra 20-80 euro for 4 minutes of excitement and we got by without it The park app is your best friend for knowing which ride you should tackle next by queue times. The golden hour between 7.30-8.30 is the best time as some of the longest rides go to zero wait time (avengers flight force <5 mins) Food choice from vendors outside the restaurants is not great and mostly all pastry or sweets treats. Prepare your bag with lots of savoury snacks for the day. If you're on a budget, the McDonald's is the cheapest place in the Disney village but can become crazy busy at the end of the night so expect a bit of chaos. The fireworks show is phenomenal but be prepared to get your view blocked at minimum partially. Lots of folks just try find space and unless you're giant, it's difficult. However the entire main street also lights up with laser effects so the best place is not in front of the castle but near the top of main street.

I would definitely return to parks but my visit this time was affected by all the building works and building noise I would like to experience the parks when the renovations are completed

So Magical! We go to Disney World in Florida almost every year so we are huge Disney fans.... Paris didn't disappoint! It was a bummer that Thunder Mountain and Star Tours were closed, but it was on the app so I knew ahead of time. The Tales of Magic Show was absolutely amazing. The buildings on Main Street illuminate like the castle, there is a water element from the fountains, castle projects, drones and fireworks... very impressive!

It was such a great experience and meeting the characters was magical.Though when we went there was a giant queue to meet blue and king Louis.It was a hot summers day as well.Some restaurants are so tasty but others are sickly.At cars cafe,tried a burger and it was disgustingly gross.But anyways its a great experience.

The staff are friendly and happy to help They go all out to ensure the kids have a magical time The most obvious example of this, was when we went to meet Belle. We had been second in the queue and followed the actress to the meat location. As we got there a few adults without children pushed in front of us knocking my little one over. By the time we then got in the queue they had closed the meet line. We explained the situation to the attendant. Who gave us a access pass to meet Belle at a specific time. My little one then had a brilliant time meeting one of her favourite princesses A truly magical moment and all down to the really kind attendant.

It was absolutely horrible, can you imagine spending 11 pound on a hotdog, we bought that at casey’s. The chips weren’t even cooked so if you’re planning on eating there come prepared to be disappointed. Out of two days we managed to go on 3 rides. Also most of the rides are rides u can find at a funfair for 2 quid. Everywhere is just overly busy you can’t even walk without bumping into people.Obviously disney can’t help that but with most things barricaded off it makes the walking space smaller.One ride ( i think it was the crush coaster ) had us waiting an hour and 45 minutes and then they had an announcement out saying the rides paused.By the way the announcement was in french and not english so we had to ask the french speakers near us. Most people started walking out of the lines but it doesn't change the fact that i wasted an hour and 45 minutes of my day to be standing around. As a whole i would only purchase a one day ticket as on the second day we thought there was no point but because we’ve payed hundreds of pounds we had to. I would never come back here, why people come back here i have no idea as you spend hours of your time lining up.

They should be ashamed of the waiting times for all the rides. A wait time of 60-80 minutes were not uncommon for some rides. Sign posting is poor, and a young woman working the pirates of the Caribbean ride on 24/2/2025 morning was very impatient and rude when I could not understand her poor English. We pay too much for what is on offer. Disney should be ashamed of itself

Was really disapointed in this park .I have been to both Florida and los Angelos and loved them . It was over priced with lots of the rides closed and like 2 hour waits for the ones open. You were stuck in a que with no way out or bench to sit on as you slowly went around the que. 1 ride we got to the boarding point and it broke down so 2 hours wasted. There were more food venues than rides . Saying that the granddaughter loved it as shes only 3 got to meet Woody and Jessy. I don't think i would go back . Also the french are not friendly its as if you’re annoying them.

Quite disappointed with our trip this time . 3rd visit and definitely not as magical as before . Firstly there is so much construction going on. Most of the village is covered in hoarding. Multiple rides & restaurants had scaffolding around them . Secondly so many rides were out of action throughout the 3 days . Attractions we either missed altogether because they were never open when got to them or had to return to multiple times to catch them open include, Star Wars , Mickeys Philhar magic , petit train , Peter Pan , cars road trip & hyper space mountain . Appreciate things break down & need maintenance, but it happened so frequently on this trip it was frustrating. Thirdly the lack of photo ops was a little disappointing. Only 3 rides have photos & unlike our last visits there were no photographers around the parks for “ magic” pictures. ( we didn’t do any character visits & regretted buying the photo pass) We enjoyed our trip but compared to previous visits it certainly lacked that Disney magic . Visiting between seasons when there is no theme , definitely contributed to the lack of magic . Stalls still had Christmas decorations / lights up which I found annoying ! Won’t say it’ll put us off going back but not the best money we’ve ever spent !