Combo: Eiffel Tower Summit Tour + Disneyland®Paris Tickets

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A magical experience (with the right precautions!) We have just returned from a trip to Disneyland Paris and, despite being tired, our overall impression is extremely positive. It is a unique place that can make even the most cynical people feel like children again, but to enjoy it to the fullest, you need to know how to get around. 🎢 Attractions and atmosphere Sleeping Beauty Castle is, in my opinion, the most beautiful of all the Disney parks in the world; seeing it lit up at night is breathtaking. Top 3 attractions: Big Thunder Mountain (always an adrenaline-fueled classic), Pirates of the Caribbean (incredible attention to detail), and the new Marvel Avengers Campus area at Walt Disney Studios. Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure is great fun for the whole family. The final show: Don't leave before Disney Illuminations or Disney Dreams. The drones and fireworks over the castle are worth the price of admission alone. 💡 Practical Tips (So you don't go crazy) The app is essential: Download the official app before you enter. It's essential for monitoring wait times in real time and booking tables at restaurants (do this weeks in advance, otherwise you'll end up eating only fast food). Disney Premier Access: It's expensive, I know, but for attractions like Crush's Coaster (where queues easily exceed 90 minutes), it was our salvation. If you're short on time, consider purchasing it for the 1-2 rides you're most interested in. Timings: Arrive at opening time ("Magic Hour" if you're staying at a Disney hotel). Between 10:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., the park is very crowded; we used that time to browse the shops or watch the parades. 🍕 Food and Services Food in the parks is moderately expensive. We ate very well at Bistrot Chez Rémy (fantastic setting!), but the prices at the fast food kiosks are high for the quality offered. The bathrooms and common areas are impeccably clean despite the large crowds. 🏁 Verdict It's not a cheap vacation and you'll be walking a lot (we averaged 20,000 steps per day), but the organization and attention to detail are out of this world. Seeing the wonder in the eyes of children (and adults) makes every penny spent a great investment. Extra tip: Bring comfortable shoes and an external battery for your phone!

At first, it was a dream come true, I believe for all parents, children, young people, and teenagers, to be able to provide an incredible, wonderful, and unforgettable day for both those who experience these moments. The staff were super happy, polite, and helpful. The organization was super professional, everything was well organized, and hygiene was excellent in every way.Congratulations to everyone in every department (toys and others who are part of Disneyland Paris). My family and I loved it, and I highly recommend it. And what a spectacular finale (show) that made me cry with so much emotion, indescribable feelings. Thank you very much. The management and all the staff. Thank you for your direct and indirect care. May God bless you always!!!

From the moment I entered the park, without any exhausting waits, I found myself immersed in a fairytale atmosphere and rediscovered my inner child as I crossed the small world and ventured among the pirates of the Caribbean, which I visited three times. Finally, I watched with tenderness as my girlfriend, Franci, warmly embraced Winnie the Pooh's friends, and together we admired the show at the castle, which completed an unforgettable day.

Overall, the park is impressive, but they don't tell you the closing times for certain attractions, such as the Alice in Wonderland maze, which closed at 5 p.m. and we didn't know about it. The fireworks schedule isn't fixed, and obviously, from the time they kick you out of the park until they start, it's a long wait in the cold and damp at this time of year (January).

A wonderful day with my daughter—it was her birthday present. The only downside was that the Peter Pan attraction was closed, and I didn't know you had to book in advance to take photos with the mascots. Otherwise, it was a lovely day. My daughter loved it—it was her first time there, and the parade was as magnificent as ever. Even though we're grown-ups, we felt like kids again. Thank you for that.