How do I tell my kids about Disneyland Paris?

6 Fun ways to tell the kids they are off to Disneyland® Paris!
  1. Send a letter from Mickey in the post. Download our very own letter from Mickey template here! ...
  2. Mickey Balloon Reveal. Are you looking for a bit more of a big surprise? ...
  3. Plan a Treasure Hunt. ...
  4. Presentation Box. ...
  5. Mickey Shaped Pizzas. ...
  6. Spontaneous Suitcase Surprise.




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6 Fun ways to tell the kids they are off to Disneyland® Paris!
  1. Send a letter from Mickey in the post. Download our very own letter from Mickey template here! ...
  2. Mickey Balloon Reveal. Are you looking for a bit more of a big surprise? ...
  3. Plan a Treasure Hunt. ...
  4. Presentation Box. ...
  5. Mickey Shaped Pizzas. ...
  6. Spontaneous Suitcase Surprise.


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A. Disneyland Paris is great for Guests of all ages and sizes. Whilst most attractions are perfect for everyone, some do have height and age restrictions. You can view restrictions online or look for the symbols and information outside each attraction when you arrive at the Parks.

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One of the best things about Disneyland Paris is that many of the rides are accessible to children of all ages. Toddlers will have a blast trying out everything from gentle rollercoasters to flying carriages and spinning teacups.

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Ideally, we'd recommend three full days. Two days for Disneyland Park and its five magical themed lands, one day for Walt Disney Studios Park and its four action-packed zones.

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Like all of the Disney properties, it's great for families with kids of all ages. I always knew Disney was great for babies/toddlers, but I now see the value for big kids, too. With them— it's FUN!

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Clothing : Proper dress is required at all times, and top and bottom garments, as well as footwear, are to be worn.

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From Dumbo and Slinky Dog to Peter Pan and Ratatouille, a 3-year-old can ride most of the non-thrill rides at Disneyland Paris. However, there are some rides that they might find scary or overwhelming, and I've noted these further in this article.

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Daily hire € €20 Due to limited availability on busy days, it is always recommended you bring your own pushchair if possible. Rental reservations cannot be made. Pushchairs remain your responsibility during your entire stay in the parks, and must be left at the entrances to attractions before you begin to queue.

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7 TIPS FOR AVOIDING THE QUEUES AT DISNEYLAND PARIS
  1. GO OFF PEAK. disneylandparisVerified. ...
  2. Premier Access. ...
  3. ASK ABOUT BABY SWITCH. ...
  4. HEAD FOR THE BIG RIDES DURING THE PARADES. ...
  5. MAKE NOTE OF THE RIDES THAT ONLY LOOK CROWDEd. ...
  6. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SINGLE RIDER QUEUES. ...
  7. NAB THE WAIT TIMES APP.


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Head to Boarding House in Main Street, U.S.A. for a Meet 'n' Greet that's as sweet as honey with Winnie the Pooh or one of his adorable friends from Hundred Acre Wood! This Meet 'n' Greet experience may be changed, delayed or removed without prior notice.

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If You're with Young Kids Skip Epcot. Now, Epcot is a favorite for a lot of Disney guests because it's super nostalgic and has some very creative themes. However, it's definitely skip-able right now for a few reasons. First off, if you're traveling with kids, Epcot can be a challenge.

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A: The most kid friendly Disney park is Magic Kingdom in Disney World. Magic Kingdom is the perfect park for little ones, as it has the most attractions without a height requirement. Magic Kingdom is also the Disney theme park with the massive Cinderella castle, which adds so much magic for little ones.

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What is a Magic Pass? The Magic Pass is a multi-purpose card that contains your room key, Disney Parks tickets, Meal Plan entitlements, special event tickets and add-ons (for example, birthday cakes or Character Dining).

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If you bring a reusable water bottle there are water fountains available in the park for refills. Bring a stroller: even if you're toddler is a stroller refuser they'll probably happily use it during a long day at Disneyland Paris. It's also great for storing snacks, drinks, nappies and changes of clothes.

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