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The parks
Disneyland Park is home to the castle, classic attractions and parades. Disney Adventure World adds Marvel, Pixar and expanding new experiences.
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The specialist guide
Build a Disneyland Paris trip that works for your family
Understand the parks, compare hotels, plan dining and make confident choices before you travel. Start with the essentials, then ask Deanna to tailor everything to your party.
Plan the essentials
Your trip, broken into simple decisions
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Where to stay
On-site Disney Hotels offer convenience and Extra Magic Time. Partner hotels can deliver more space or stronger value.
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Where to eat
Choose between quick service, table service, buffets and character dining, with reservations planned around your park day.
Read dining advice →First-time visitor advice
Decide what matters most — then build the days around it
You do not need to do everything. Pick the moments your family will remember — a castle morning, a character meal, fireworks, a favourite ride — and let Deanna shape park days, rest time and reservations around those.
- ✦Book must-do dining as soon as your reservation window opens
- ✦Use Extra Magic Time for the rides that matter most to you
- ✦Keep each half-day to one or two headline experiences
- ✦Check seasonal shows and fireworks before locking the itinerary
Quick answers
Disneyland Paris FAQs
How many days do I need?
Three park days is a strong starting point for most first visits. Four days gives families more flexibility, especially during busy seasons.
When should I book?
Book once your dates are reasonably firm, particularly for school holidays, Christmas and popular Disney Hotels. Dining and travel can then be layered in at the right time.
Do I need a meal plan?
Not always. Meal plans can suit guests who prefer predictable costs and table-service meals, while flexible diners may prefer paying as they go.
Ready for recommendations built around you?
Share your dates, party and priorities with Deanna through the guided holiday planner.
Start your holiday plan