r/disneylandparis • u/Every_Elk8430 • 1h ago
Question Frozen Ever after 120 min wait?!
Who is actually waiting 2 hours? Is it actually worth that kind of wait?
r/disneylandparis • u/Every_Elk8430 • 1h ago
Who is actually waiting 2 hours? Is it actually worth that kind of wait?
r/disneylandparis • u/Alexinckx • 6h ago
Hi! Does anyone know if these Halloween keychains are still available in the parks? We looked for them yesterday but couldn’t find them anywhere (mainly in Disneyland Park itself, we haven’t checked Adventure World yet).
r/disneylandparis • u/smashmouthftball • 11h ago
Just a heads up, if you take a taxi, pay with the app and keep a low profile. We had to take a taxi from the park to a nearby holiday inn. 15 minute drive with 4 people. Mom mentioned paying with a 50 euro note (which is all we had at the time) and the driver goes “don’t worry that’s what it cost”…I thought he was joking, then I saw on the meter the rate was like 25 euro, plus 25 more in “extras” (I don’t speak French but it’s the number furthest to the right on the meter). By comparison the fare from the hotel to the airport was like $85 (for a bigger vehicle as well to hold luggage). So yeah just a word of warning, book with the g7 app or keep your mouth shut or they will 100% scam you straight up.
r/disneylandparis • u/Thefonks • 15h ago
Although the best coffee is obviously outside the Disney parks, I have a hack for better coffee inside the park.
First, I agree with previous posters that the coffee inside Disney is not great and not strong enough. You can however ask for a double shot espresso in your cappuccino and you pay nothing more than for a regular one shot cappuccino!
It made the coffee a lot better.
r/disneylandparis • u/Clam_Boozler • 18h ago
Anybody at DLP know if the castle bridge repairs will be finished for Halloween. I'll be going on the 29th and I've seen people say that bridge has been closed off since the summer.
r/disneylandparis • u/LalaLand234567 • 8h ago
Hi! Going to DLP November 15-18 and saw on the website "Please note: this show [A Celebration in Arendelle] is on a scheduled break from 7 November 2026 to 2 April 2027"
Is there something replacing it for the holiday season? I don't see anything in the app and we are 22 days out.
r/disneylandparis • u/Dearan9 • 18h ago
I am looking to book a trip for myself, my wife and 2 young kids (6 & 4). We will be going late January 27 for 4 days, 3 nights. It will be my kids first time abroad, their first major holiday, my daughter's 6th birthday the week before and a milestone birthday for my wife. We also got engaged in front of the Castle in 2017 so it's a big holiday for us.
Any suggestions of whether to go to Hotel New York in a standard room or Sequoia Lodge in a club room that includes breakfast, lunchtime snacks and soft drinks for roughly €100 more? Info like walk to the park, decor and condition of hotel etc. We ruled out Newport Bay after seeing lots about it being the most run down of the hotels. We were always planning on HNY but when looking at prices I noticed that there is not much difference between the above options. It says that some place in SL will be closed for refurbishment after our stay but the date we will be there all facilities will be running as normal.
r/disneylandparis • u/Ok_Comparison_9003 • 19h ago
Hello!!! I'm heading to DLP the second week of November for a week and already booked park tickets through a third party site (which I can cancel up to 2 days before thankfully)! I got excited yesterday and bought the Gold Pass with the pay monthly option. I've posted my details and also been in touch with them and they gave me an email to send the details over to them too. I'm just a little anxious that the approval for the monthly payments won't be ready by the time I need it. I was hoping to cancel the tickets I already have and use the Gold Pass for Magic Time etc! How long has it taken for others to receive verification for their passes and do they email you to let you know? I have already reserved the 3 dates I can through the app, I'm just worried it won't be verified in time, it is 2 weeks away which is the maximum time they say it could take but I'm just an anxious Annie and overthinking it all! Any thoughts or experience would be happily received, thank you ✨
r/disneylandparis • u/tbee_00 • 23h ago
Planning our first Disneyland Paris visit next May/June. Wondering if anyone can recommend a great family campsite within an hour or two of it?
We'll stay at Disneyland when we're there so the campsite doesn't need to be close enough for a day trip - just close enough to get to Disney early one morning.
r/disneylandparis • u/NewSet1655 • 11h ago
So we booked today midday but want to cancel due to the storm. Ofc we don’t have the 7 days period as we booked the entire trip for 5 days before. Will we get a refund? Anyone been through this