Disneyland Paris, Mehrtages-Ticket

Brilliant day out with the family really enjoyed it staff really friendly. Food was amazing and reasonable prices

Habituée d’Europa Park, nous avions voulu mettre un peu de magie dans yeux de nos enfants. Eh ben…disons que le week-end ne fut pas à la hauteur. Les entrées sont chères, sans compter le « péage »Disney : 60€ pour les deux jours. Ne parlons pas des tarifs de la restauration sur place. Et certains manèges sont tout bonnement fermés ! Le personnel est souvent agressif ou sans sourire. Pas de princesses pas de magie…même pas sur la facture ????. On se sent pris pour des pigeons ????

The magic.. of queuing. Let's face it. Disneyland Europe is still by far the most beautiful amusement park in Europe. No doubt. There is so much brilliant detail everywhere. The pirate ship, the pirate coves, the dragon in the pink castle, the village, the Tie Fighter in the Star Wars zone, the Space Mountain, The Indiana Jones area, the spacecraft in the Stark Industries area.. So much of the park is brilliant, and also well maintained. So on all that - 3 thumbs up, not 2. But then we come to the one thing, where it all goes so wrong. The amount of guests vs the amount of rides. In September, about 6 rides were offline. We expected in weekdays not a too big crowd, but still, the park is filled with people. Waiting queues of 40-100 minutes are very common. You could of course take out your wallet, and pay big time (125 euro per person per day) to skip those queues and start riding within 10 minutes. But that 125 euro comes above the 149 euro gate price. That's a hefty price for a "commoner" visitor. It seems Disney is not upholding to its own storyline, and battle for the common people. They seem to especially care for those willing to spend big money in their parks. We've spotted a lot of "dark" characters - people with lots of money and not much respect to others - there. It's not a healthy trend. Disney should really ensure that queues are not going over 30-40 minutes for any ride. And that people with fast passes get no more than 70% reduction. So the common queue is 30 minutes, then the fast pass should be 10 minutes. The common queue is 45 minutes, then the fast pass is 15. Now a so called paratrooper queue of 35 minutes, became 70 (!) minutes, because they kept letting fast passers go in and in and in. They had to wait 5(!) minutes each flight. Not fair.