Disneyland® Paris Multi-Day Ticket

Wir waren positiv überrascht, wie groß dieses Terrain ist. Wie liebevoll alles gestaltet wurde. Das Personal nach den verschiedenen Themen gekleidet war. Alles war sehr sehr nett.

I haven't been to Disneyland Paris in 15 years so I can't compare that experience to the one I had. If you get there for rope drop, the queues definitely aren't bad. A few go over an hour but if you time it right you can do a lot of them as soon as you get in the parks. Regarding the rides, there are a lot of positives, such as Flight Force and the Buzz Lightyear ride, but if you're like me and have been to Disneyland Florida in recent years, you'll find yourself comparing this park to that one multiple times; and realise that Paris just doesn't compare at all. I was expecting the rides that are duplicates of those in Florida to be tweaked slightly, just for them to either be the exact same or worse (Tower of Terror was boring). I can't name one ride that's better in Paris compared to Florida. A lot of the park was bordered off, and a lot of the park's major rides were closed too during our time there, which ruined the experience. It seemed like you couldn't walk anywhere without seeing something blocking visibility. A good stay if you like rollercoasters, but would have probably been more enjoyable if I hadn't have been to Florida.

We were there for a long break - 4 nights, 3 days at Sequoia Lodge. It was our first Disney park experience. I’m glad that the kids (teens) have seen it, but I personally would not go back. It’s one of those things that everyone says you ‘must’ do one day, so we did it, and am wondering what I am missing! It was so average. Sequoia lodge is basic accommodation in a very tired outdated decor. We found the family room absolutely tiny for 2 adults she 3 teens but couldn’t afford the second mortgage we would’ve needed to get adjoining rooms. The beds are very small and overall the rooms are cramped. Hairdryers are vintage relics from the 90s, no face cloths, air con didn’t work properly. The pool is absolutely freezing and at 140cm depth not suitable for little ones. The hotel breakfast was good though and it’s convenient to the parks. Admittedly we were there over school holidays, but the wait times and endless queues for everything - rides, meeting characters, food, restrooms, shops, changing rooms at the pool - ruined the trip for me. Ride wait times were horrendous! 2 hours for the crappy Crush’s Coaster and over an hour for Dumbo. 1.5 hours for parachute drop! These were all stupidly quick, finishing in less than 2 minutes. I enjoyed Ratatouille and Space Tours although at almost an hour wait they weren’t really worth the wait either. I enjoyed the design and landscape of Adventure Land the best. It’s fun just to walk around. Sadly Thunder Mountain was closed and lots else was being refurbished so unavailable when we went. I’m a small person so couldn’t see the parade due to the crowd, but saw it through my son’s phone screen. Some floats were pretty cool; we liked the dragon. All the shops sell basically the same stuff. My daughter bought a bubble gun that cost 35 euro! It took a long time to wait to pay in quite a few shops. We went half board and thought the food was great overall.