Disneyland Paris has come a long way since it first welcomed guests back in 1992. It’s bigger and better than ever, so now’s the perfect time to plan a magical, multigenerational escape.
Hit the park
The action starts at Main Street USA, the Americana-infused high road of Disneyland Park, which leads to Central Plaza and the recently spruced-up Sleeping Beauty Castle. From here, guests can dive into Discoveryland, Frontierland, Adventureland, and Fantasyland, each one packed with rip-roaring rides. Teenagers will love the turbo-forced Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain and bone-rattling Big Thunder Mountain, while shows like The Lion King: Rhythms of the Pride Lands will captivate all ages.
Enjoy movie magic
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