Things to do in Disneyland® Paris

Super fun! But we only bought tickets for one park. I recommend getting the 2-park pass so you can go to the Studios in the morning and the Castle park in the afternoon.

No need to squeeze in crowds to buy tickets, it's super convenient! I received the order confirmation quickly after placing the order and downloaded the Disneyland Paris app. I could directly enter the order number and scan the code at any time. The only pity is that there was no physical ticket to collect. I was so happy to have the opportunity to visit the only Disneyland in Europe with a pink castle because it fulfilled my boyfriend's prince dream!

Purchasing Disney tickets through Klook is quick and convenient, skipping the lines. The rides are thrilling and fun! The fireworks are absolutely stunning and worth seeing!

Attractions & Shows: Disneyland Paris is indeed too big to see in one day, with so much to do. It's super crowded, but it's so great that I understand why. I went on a Tuesday/Thursday hoping it would be less crowded, but... it seems like it's busy every day. The illuminations show at 10 PM is short but a must-see... the kids love it so much.

It's very easy to get to Disneyland from central Paris via the A line, as it's the last stop. The journey takes about 45 minutes. This year, the fare has been reduced to 2.5 euros, making it quite affordable. From the station to the entrance gate, it's a short walk, less than 2 minutes after the security check. Admission was seamless; I simply showed the QR code screenshot on my phone to be scanned. Last year, I visited Hong Kong Disneyland, and I'd say the crowds here were slightly larger. I went on Tuesday, September 2nd, a weekday just after the summer vacation, expecting it to be less crowded, but it wasn't as empty as I'd hoped. However, the longest I waited for a ride was 40 minutes for Big Thunder Mountain, which is nothing compared to Tokyo. Many reviews say restaurant reservations are essential, but there are plenty of takeout and self-service options available, so you'll be fine. A burger set cost around 4000 yen, about the same as food prices in Hong Kong. Europeans seem to love Mickey Mouse as much as anyone else; I saw many adults wearing headbands that cost 25 euros (about 5000 yen). The return trip was also easy, as it's the first station on the line, so I was able to get a seat and relax all the way back to the city. I didn't feel unsafe at all. Also, on the way there, I noticed some young Japanese women who I assumed were headed to the outlet mall located at the station before the final stop.

Great option to buy tickets and access pass. Great deal to reserved ticket. Easy access to both parks.

Great option to buy tickets and access pass. Great deal to reserved ticket. Easy access to both parks.

Very crowded. We only got to ride 4 attractions in a whole day. The fireworks were amazing.