Walt Disney Studios Rides & Attractions Below we have added a list of all the current Walt Disney Studios Rides & Attractions for you to plan which rides are suitable for […]
Disneyland Paris Launches Child Annual Pass & Renewal Discounts in 2025! Great news for families planning a Disneyland Paris trip in 2025! The resort has introduced the brand-new Disneyland Paris Child Annual Pass, tailored just for kids aged 3 to 11 years old. These new passes match the schedule of the regular adult Disneyland Pass, so families can enjoy magical moments together without a hitch. 👧 Child Annual Pass Prices (2025) The new Disneyland Paris child annual passes offer the same park access as the adult versions, but please note, they do not include extra benefits like parking or discounts. Gold Pass – €523 Silver Pass – €378 Bronze Pass – €223 You can see all the prices for adults on our Disneyland Paris Annual Pass page including the extra “adult only” benefits! 🔁 Updated Disneyland Paris Annual Pass Renewal Perks Got a Disneyland Pass coming up for renewal? Even more reason to celebrate: Renew from 30 days before until 30 days after your pass expires. Get a 15% discount on the public rate when renewing. Choose any Disneyland Pass type – you’re not locked into your previous level. Score a free collector’s lanyard when you renew. Pick it up at either the Storybook Store (Disneyland Park) or Flora’s Boutique (Main Street U.S.A.) with your renewed pass in hand. Note: This renewal offer cannot be combined with other promotions or discounts. 🆕 What Else is New in 2025? Family & Friends Tickets are Back – Annual Pass holders can now buy discounted entry tickets for friends and relatives again. That’s more magic for more people. Digital Passes Now Available – Manage your Annual Pass right from the official Disneyland Paris mobile app. Fast, easy, paperless. 📅 Planning a Family Trip to Disneyland Paris? With these changes, now’s the perfect time to plan a family holiday to Disneyland Paris in 2025. Whether you’re searching for the best Disneyland Paris ticket deals or tips on the Disneyland Paris annual pass programme, we’ve got you covered. For full pass details, visit the official Disneyland Paris website.
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The Disney Music Festival 2025: A Symphony of Magic at Disneyland Paris Introduction: A New Musical Chapter at Disneyland Paris From April 19 to September 7, 2025, Disneyland Paris will transform into a vibrant celebration of melodies and memories with the inaugural Disney Music Festival. Inspired by France’s beloved Fête de la Musique, this festival promises a harmonious blend of live performances, character encounters, and interactive experiences, all set against the enchanting backdrop of Disneyland Park. 🎷 Festival Highlights: Music Around Every Corner Mickey and Minnie’s Musical Welcome Kickstart your day on Main Street, U.S.A., where Mickey Mouse, adorned in a specially designed, colourful outfit, greets guests from the Main Street Station balcony. Accompanied by an original song composed for the festival, it’s a morning ritual that sets the tone for a day filled with musical delights. Minnie’s Marching Band Throughout the day, Minnie Mouse leads her very own marching band, bringing lively performances to various spots in the park. With 12 live acoustic musicians, this fanfare is a nod to classic Disney traditions, ensuring guests of all ages are tapping their feet. Adventureland Rhythms: Moana and Timon In Adventureland, join Moana as she teaches guests traditional dances from her island, Motunui. Nearby, Timon’s MataDance returns, featuring live percussionists enhancing this energetic performance inspired by The Lion King. Fantasyland’s Musical Tales Fantasyland becomes a hub of musical storytelling Mary Poppins and Bert join the Pearly Band under the Town Square gazebo, performing tunes from both the original film and its sequel. Donald and Daisy Duck, dressed in Commedia dell’arte-inspired costumes, entertain guests near Pizzeria Bella Notte with accordion-accompanied sketches. Rapunzel and Flynn host a village fête behind the Old Mill, featuring a folk ensemble playing melodies from Tangled. Discoveryland’s Rocking Beats At Videopolis Theatre in Discoveryland, the Disney Music Hits Concert features 11 live performers delivering pop-rock renditions of Disney classics, from The Lion King to Turning Red. Stitch’s Musical Mayhem Also in Discoveryland, Stitch brings his unique flair to the Beta Arcade, offering a quirky homage to music that’s sure to surprise and delight. Frontierland Fiesta: Miguel’s Latin Celebration Experience the vibrant sounds of South America in Frontierland, where Miguel from Coco leads a mariachi band in a festive celebration, marking his first appearance in mariachi attire at Disneyland Paris. 🎼 The Grand Orchestra Finale: A Harmonious Conclusion As the day winds down, gather at Central Plaza for the Grand Orchestra Finale. This spectacular performance unites all the day’s artists in a symphonic celebration, blending diverse musical styles into a cohesive and unforgettable experience. 🌟 Tips for Making the Most of the Festival Plan Ahead: With performances spread throughout the park, check the daily schedule to catch your favourites. Stay Hydrated: Dancing and singing can be thirsty work; keep a water bottle handy. Capture the Moments: Bring your camera or smartphone to snap photos of the unique character costumes and performances. Merchandise Alert: Exclusive festival-themed merchandise will be available—perfect for souvenirs. 🎶 Disney Music Festival 2025 – Daily Show Schedule Main Street, U.S.A. Mickey’s Musical Welcome: 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Minnie’s Marching Band: 1:50 PM, 2:35 PM, 3:35 PM, 5:50 PM, 6:35 PM Mary Poppins & the Pearly Band (Town Square Gazebo): 8:55 AM, 9:40 AM, 10:25 AM, 12:40 PM, 1:25 PM, 2:15 PM Adventureland Vaiana and Her Musicians (Bamboo Gate): 1:45 PM, 2:25 PM, 3:00 PM, 5:05 PM, 5:40 PM Timon’s Matadance (Tiki Topic): 1:50 PM, 2:40 PM, 3:35 PM, 5:45 PM Frontierland Miguel’s Fiesta Latina (Thunder Mesa Square): 1:50 PM, 2:35 PM, 3:20 PM, 5:45 PM, 6:30 PM Fantasyland Rapunzel & Flynn’s Village Fête (The Old Mill): 2:15 PM, 3:00 PM, 5:15 PM, 6:00 PM Donald & Daisy’s Accordionist Act (Bella Notte): 1:55 PM, 2:30 PM, 3:05 PM, 3:55 PM, 5:55 PM, 6:30 PM Discoveryland Disney Music Hits Concert (Videopolis Theatre): 2:55 PM, 5:10 PM, 6:05 PM Stitch’s Musical Encounter (Beta Arcade): Ongoing mini encounters throughout the day Central Plaza Goofy’s Imaginary Orchestra: 1:50 PM, 2:15 PM, 3:05 PM, 4:10 PM, 4:45 PM, 5:15 PM, 6:20 PM The Grand Orchestra Finale: 7:30 PM Note: All shows are scheduled daily from April 19 to September 7, 2025. However, times are subject to change due to weather conditions or operational requirements. It’s recommended to check the official Disneyland Paris Website or the Disneyland Paris mobile app on the day of your visit for the most up-to-date information. 🔗 Related Reading on DLP Tips For more insights and planning advice, check out our guide on best times to Visit Disneyland Paris. It offers tips on avoiding crowds and making the most of your visit during special events like the Disney Music Festival. 💼 Book Your Musical Getaway Ready to experience the magic? 👉 Book Your Disneyland Paris Package This link offers competitive rates on packages, including hotel stays and park tickets, ensuring a seamless and enchanting experience during the Disney Music Festival. 🎤 Final Notes The Disney Music Festival 2025 is set to be a melodic masterpiece, blending the charm of Disney with the universal language of music. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or a first-time visitor, this festival promises memories that will resonate long after the final note. Note: All information is accurate as of the time of writing. For the latest updates, please refer to the official Disneyland Paris website.
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Jodie August 2022 Trip Report Arrival Day Home after a fab 4 night break. We tagged it on to the end of our camping trip in the Netherlands. We choose to stay in Hotel Campanile and bought 2 single day/single park tickets. We arrived Wed and had a lovely evening walking around Disney Village. We had pizza and chips meals in the café next to the sports bar. Reasonably priced and OK quality. Day one – Walt Disney Studios Thursday we spent the whole day in Disney Studios. We headed straight for Avengers Campus when we entered at 9.30am and onto Web slinger within about 25 mins. Next up for us was flight force and a parent swap (which has worked great for us and is so efficient). Avengers Campus Top tips & highlights * If you want any chance of doing the training you have to be super quick to even get on the virtual queue list. We missed out on this but enjoyed seeing Spiderman leaping around the roof tops & Wakanda Warriors show. * We ate in Stark Factory sharing a pizza and pasta. Better quality than the village pizza, but more expensive. 1 Pizza slice, 1 portion of pasta and 4 drinks costing €43 but was a fair size to share between 2 adults and 2 low appetite children! * Kids loved the Stitch Live! show * Tower of Terror scared my 5 year old, but a trip onto the Cars ride soon helped him forget. He also loved Toy Story area, Slinky Dog being one of the faves for him, he’s 5 years old. * My daughter and I choose to single ride on Crush’s Coaster and then got parent swap for dad. Here they will not issue the parent swap pass unless the other adult is waiting at the exit, all others have just handed them over no question. * Ratatouille was awesome, always love that one. We enjoyed the Frozen show, and got there to be right at the front of the queue. This did not guarantee a decent view as you get moved through several rooms and all shifted about. Nobody cares that you were there waiting and there can be a bit of shoving even with little ones. Good show, however a lot is in French. Although they do kind of relay the story across characters in both French and English. * We spent the late eve in Avengers Campus again and made the most of the shorter queues again by riding both rides several times. There was a moment where we had to be evacuated off of Flight Force! Be warned Web Slinger hurts your arms if ridden too many times 😄 Disneyland Park Top tips and highlights Into Disneyland Park and our little man wanted to do Star Tours so we rushed in the direction of Discoveryland. Whilst there, we realised Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast was only 15 mins wait so we hopped on there first as we know this gets busy. Followed straight onto Star Tours with only a 10 min wait followed by Space Mountain for hubby and 10 year old and Autopia for little me and little man. * Missed out on the Shine Bright parades as we were always quite busy fitting in all the rides we wanted. It’s a Small World is currently closed for refurbishment. * Big Thunder Mountain was next… or so we thought. After getting about 2 trains from front, and queuing about 45 mins the ride closed, we did however get fast passes to return and thoroughly enjoyed it. Probably our favourite attraction of the 2 parks. * Pirates of the Caribbean was a little scary for the 5 year old, but it didn’t make him cry like Tower of Terror! * We grabbed some lunch from Cool Post by the steam boat. They had great chicken nuggets and turkey legs for a fair price and we sat and ate this queueing for the Lion King show. * WOW! probably my absolute highlight. The Lion King show was awesome and well worth the queue. Kids were glued to their seats cheering and whooping along. * Disney parade at 5.30pm was fun. It was the same show as 5 years ago but kids couldn’t really remember so it was magical all the same. * Peter Pan’s Flight was our longest queue of the 2 days, sadly made longer by a ride breakdown, once again JUST before we were due to ride. * we then crammed in some more Fantasyland rides before the lights show at 10.55pm. Autopia said a 5 min wait, but we kind of dibbed out and got put in the lane where they had started off loading the cars before closing and it took a fair while then to get on. If going last thing, they seem to remove the cars on the right hand side of the tracks as you sit into the cars to drive off. *As everyone said the light show was awesome. We loved the 30th celebration drone section, 2nd bit again was pretty much same as 5 years ago but still pretty awesome and kids loved it. **** Best food of the trip – VAPIANO – good price and awesome food. It is situated just outside Disney Village (literally behind the Gaumont cinema) you leave the security check area beside the World of Disney shop and it’s just out there. We all highly rated this and hubby said it was better than Pizza Express. **** Best ride/show of the trip for each of our family : Daddy – Big Thunder Mountain, daughter (10) Flight Force, son (5) Web Slinger/Star Tours, Mummy Lion King/Space Mountain. **** EXTRA TIPS – All vendors take card, however a fair few of them selling from mobile stores often crashed and were cash only, we had a few disappointed moments when ice cream could not be purchased. The queues can get very hot, take a little compact …………read full article
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September 2022 Disneyland Paris Family Trip Report Our family consists of myself, my wife and our 2 children who are 14 and 18 years old. Our 18 year old has Autism but absolutely comes out of shell on trips to Disneyland Paris. It’s a beautiful thing to see for us. We stayed in Disneyland Paris for 3 nights and 4 days from September 20th to 24th 2022. It was an amazing family holiday in Disneyland Paris with so many amazing experiences, great food and magical memories. I hope you enjoy our trip report and it helps you and your family make the most of your stay. Travelling to Disneyland Paris We travelled from our home in Scotland to Disneyland Paris with EasyJet flying from Glasgow. Our flights were straightforward and had really good flight times which meant we arrived early on day one and flew home very late on our last day. This allowed us to maximise our Disney park time and really make the most of our family holiday. We landed in Charles de Gaulle airport at around 10am and were picked up swiftly by our private transfer company rstransports.com. It took around 45 minutes by car to Campanile Val de France hotel. The return journey was just as easy. Our choice of Disney hotels As said, we were doing a split stay this time as we really wanted to get the most out of our family holiday to Disneyland Paris. On this trip we had a split stay over 3 different hotels including the Campanile, Disney Sequoia Lodge and finally the stunning Disney Newport Bay Hotel. Campanile Val de France hotel We chose Campanile Val de France hotel as it is just a short 10 minute shuttle (this is free and every 15 minutes) to Disney Village. The Campanile hotel is great value and an excellent base to see the area. The rooms were clean and modern. Our family room had a double bed, single bed and also a set of bunk beds. The breakfast was continental buffet style and we enjoyed our one night here. Disney Sequioa Lodge Hotel Our second night was spent in the Disney Sequoia Lodge hotel which was absolutely beautiful. If you can imagine a woodland retreat with a hint of “Bambi” theming then you are on the right track. The lodges are gorgeous and you would think you were in the middle of a huge forest! Staying here gives you an immediate sense of relaxation after a busy day in the parks. The breakfast buffet was delicious with hot and cold selections including sausages (vegan), bacon, scrambled eggs, Cereals, fresh fruit, cold meats, breads, pancakes and of course Mickey Waffles with syrup! We would highly recommend this hotel if you want something relaxing, warming and close to the parks. Our family loved it! Disney Newport Bay Hotel For our last 2 days we moved to the 4 star Disney Newport Bay Hotel. This is an iconic hotel overlooking Lake Disney and just a short walk to the parks through Disney Village. It has a nice nautical theme and really looks and feels a bit more luxurious than your standard hotel. You could be forsaken for thinking you were on a posh cruise ship! I would recommend getting a lake view room as they are stunning. Our room was well themed and the walk to and from the parks was just a few minutes. Breakfast was tasty and similar to the Sequoia Lodge. You can even book room service breakfast if you want a lie in or just have that luxury experience! The swimming pool is amazing and our family enjoyed a dip in the early evening. Family fun in the Disneyland Paris parks We had 3 full days in the parks. Our son has Autism and can become overwhelmed at times but we applied for a Priority Pass for those with a disability which was very straightforward and really helped us enjoy our time in the parks. We have been to Disneyland Paris on numerous occasions before so know our way around. If it’s your first time then I highly recommend you plan in advance as there is so much to see and do. Unfortunately our daughter became unwell on the second day so we limited our time to let her rest but still accomplished everything we wanted in terms of rides and shows. Our favourite family ride is Twilight Zone : Tower of Terror and we rode about 6 times! We were lucky to see the decorations for Halloween season beginning to emerge around the main park and it really created a buzz for us. Wait times were never too large on most rides and the weather was great. Our family love Frontierland area in Disneyland Paris and especially with the Halloween theming. Big Thunder Mountain was awesome as usual and Phantom Manor beckoned us a few times too. Hyperspace Mountain was thrilling as ever and Star Tours took us on a fantastic journey to the stars. Our family also love to just wander around Fantasyland and do the classic rides. You are never too old for Pinocchio, Peter Pan, Snow White or Casey Jr! MARVEL Avengers Campus Of course the highlight of our family trip this time was our first look at the newly opened MARVEL Avengers Campus. IT WAS UNBELIEVABLE! Disney have really stepped up the game with this new area and we loved everything about it. There’s such a buzz in the air anytime you walk through Avengers Campus as Superheroes can appear from nowhere and put on an amazing show. We were lucky enough to spot Captain America, Captain Marvel, Wasp, Warriors of Wakanda and of course…. Spider-man and Ironman! There are 2 new rides to discover too with Spider-man : W.E.B Adventure and Avengers Assemble : Flight Force. Our family absolutely loved both rides and the technology that went into Spider-Man W.E.B Adventure was awesome. It is a family friendly ride where you …………read full article
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Disneyland Paris Avengers Campus £137 pppn* Avengers : Assemble! Disneyland Paris has always been a popular destination for families seeking adventure and excitement, and with the recent addition of Marvel Avengers Campus, there’s now even more to explore. Disneyland Paris are also currently celebrating their 30th Anniversary with so much to see and do this year is a great time to book your Hotel & Tickets package with Disneyland Paris. This new land is dedicated to Marvel’s Avengers, and it offers a range of thrilling attractions, immersive experiences, and interactive entertainment that are sure to delight fans of all ages. The Avengers Campus is located in Walt Disney Studios Park, which is just 2 minutes walk from Disneyland Park. This means that visitors can easily explore both parks and experience all of the magic that Disneyland Paris has to offer. The Avengers Campus is designed to look and feel like a high-tech training facility for the Avengers, and it’s filled with cutting-edge technology, impressive architecture. Avengers Campus Attractions One of the standout attractions in Marvel Avengers Campus is the brand-new attraction, Web Slingers: A Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure. This attraction takes guests on a thrilling journey through a series of interactive environments, where they can sling webs just like Spider-Man himself. Using special technology, the attraction tracks the movements of riders’ hands, allowing them to shoot webs and defeat the Spider-Bots along the way. Another popular attraction in the Avengers Campus is Avengers Assemble : Flight Force. This thrilling attraction will see you join Iron Man and Captain Marvel in a special pre-show to be given the details of a high speed mission where the Avengers need your help! In addition to the attractions, Marvel Avengers Campus also features a range of interactive experiences, such as the Guardians of the Galaxy: Dance Challenge and much more. There are also plenty of opportunities for guests to meet and interact with their favourite Marvel characters. From Spider-Man and Captain America to Black Widow and Iron Man, visitors will have the chance to snap photos and show the Avengers their favourite mighty moves. Avengers Campus Dining There are plenty of dining options for guests to re-fuel before their heroic missions. Guests can grab a bite to eat at the Pym Kitchen, where they use ‘shrinking and growing’ particle technology, inspired by Ant-Man and The Wasp. There’s also Stark Factory quick service restaurant which features a life size model of the Iron Man Hulkbuster! That’s sure to give you a super heroes appetite! Overall, the Avengers Campus is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves Marvel and the Disney Parks. With its exciting attractions, immersive experiences, and interactive entertainment, it offers a truly unique and unforgettable experience that is sure to thrill visitors of all ages. So, whether you’re a die-hard fan or just looking for some family fun, be sure to add the Avengers Campus to your Disneyland Paris itinerary. You can visit Disneyland Paris this year and visit Avengers Campus as well as seeing all of the magical celebrations going on for the 30th Anniversary. Enjoy a thrilling break : Hotel & Tickets Package
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Disneyland Park Rides & Attractions Below we have added a list of all the current Disneyland Park Rides & Attractions for you to plan which rides are suitable for you […]
