Disneyland Paris, formerly Euro Disney Resort, is an entertainment resort in Chessy, France, a new town located 32 km east of the centre of Paris. It encompasses two theme parks, many resort hotels, Disney Nature Resorts, a shopping, dining, and entertainment complex, and a golf course, in addition to several additional recreational and entertainment venues.If you're looking for family holidays that are out of this world, Disneyland Paris is guaranteed to be a magical experience.
If you’re headed to Paris with kids and looking for cheap break to Paris—or you’re just an unrepentant Mickey fanatic—Disneyland Paris is a quick and easy train ride away . Within 25 years of opening, 320 million people visited Disneyland Paris, making it the most visited theme park in Europe. Holiday to Paris is a fantasyland at its best whether your Disneyland Paris holiday is for children or the young at heart. Book your holiday to Disneyland Paris at best price with Plenty Holidays.
Divided into three sections, Disneyland Paris resort is more compact than its American counterparts and is widely considered more attractive. With Main Street and Sleeping Beauty’s Castle, its the largest containing all of Disney’s Fantasyland, Adventureland, and Frontier land, live shows and parades.
Cinema themed Walt Disney Studios features a behind the scenes look at animations, special effects, and recent movie-themed attractions in rides like Ratatouille and Toy Playland, live music and dance shows, animation workshops, and activities for all ages.
Cocktails
At a certain point in the day, hopefully not breakfast, adults may feel strongly in need of an alcoholic beverage. This being France, you will find plenty of options for uncrowded atmospheric drinking, with snacks on the menu, in a comfy setting—but these are mostly at the Disney hotels.
Along with a long drinks menus that includes everything from wine and champagne, you’ll find premium spirits, American, Irish, Scotch, and even Japanese whiskeys, and a huge range of cocktails for adults and non-alcoholic versions for kids.
Live Performances
An aspect of the park that’s often overlooked, Disney’s live shows, performed up to four times a day in a comfortable, well-ventilated theater, provide a nice break from being on your feet. Be sure to get there a half-hour early, especially if you’re a party of more than two, or you may be scrambling for a seat together.
Mickey and the Magician is a highly entertaining music and dance show for all ages, featuring our favorite mouse dancing and singing with characters from Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, and the Lion King (with life-size puppets).
Three times a day, Moteurs… Action! Stunt Show Spectacular, set in a Mediterranean fishing village, enchants kids with motorcycle and car stunts from Disney’s Cars, plus shootouts and lots of fire.
Extreme Shopping
Let’s face it, no one goes to Disney without coming home with something to commemorate a good time. Though blatant in-your-face merchandising gets old quickly, there are enough one-offs and unique stuff to interest even the most jaded visitor. Though high spirits might distract from sticker shock, there is a memento in pretty much every price range.
Lego lovers will go wild at the Lego shop in Disney Village, complete with life-sized Disney characters and a mind-boggling selection of kits, games, and other Lego paraphernalia. At Sleeping Beauty’s Castle boutique you can watch glass fairy wands being hand-blown and even request your own design. Or you can lay out a cool €12,000 on an ethereal crystal model of the iconic castle, complete with fairy lights.
