Lost Property & Emergencies at Disneyland Paris (2025 Guide)

🧭 Lost Property, Smoking Areas & Emergency Info at Disneyland Paris (2025 Guide)

Disneyland Paris might be the most magical place on earth, but even here… things can go missing, people get overwhelmed, and someone will inevitably ask, “Where’s the nearest smoking area?” 😅 This guide covers the key info you need for peace of mind – whether you’re dealing with lost property, emergency situations, or just trying to find a discreet spot for a puff.

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🧳 Lost Property at Disneyland Paris

Lost your ears? Left a phone on Big Thunder? Dropped a soft toy in the toilets (yes, it happens)?

Here’s what to do:

🔍 While You’re Still in the Parks:

• Ask a Cast Member at any Guest Services desk.

• Visit City Hall (Disneyland Park) or Studio Services (Walt Disney Studios Park).

• Give a full description: item, brand, colour, time/place lost, name, contact details.

• You may be asked to fill out a form or scan a QR code to report online.

🕵️‍♂️ After You’ve Left:

You can report lost items online via the official Disneyland Paris lost property form.

Disney typically holds lost items for 30 days, unless it’s perishable or poses a safety issue.

🧸 What Gets Found Most Often?

• Phones, hats, glasses, toys, MagicPass cards

• Soft toys are regularly handed in and reunited with tiny heartbroken owners 💔➡️❤️

 

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🚬 Smoking Areas at Disneyland Paris

Disneyland Paris is a non-smoking resort, but that doesn’t mean you’ll be wandering Main Street puffing clouds behind Dumbo.

Smoking (including e-cigarettes and vapes) is only allowed in designated areas.

🔥 Where Are the Smoking Zones?

There are marked smoking areas scattered around both parks. Look for:

• Smoking symbols on the park map or in the official app

• Signage and ashtray bins

Typical smoking spots include:

• Near Adventureland entrance

• Behind Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast

• Back of Walt Disney Studios Park near Toon Studio

• Outside most park entrances

• In Disney Village (several smoking spots, including near Earl of Sandwich)

🚭 Outside of these zones, smoking is prohibited — and yes, you can be politely asked to stop by Cast Members.

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🚑 Emergency Help at Disneyland Paris

🔔 For Medical Emergencies:

• Alert the nearest Cast Member — they’ll call trained first aiders right away.

• Each park has a First Aid station:

  • Disneyland Park: Just off Main Street near Discovery Arcade

  • Walt Disney Studios Park: Near the Front Lot entrance

• Staff are trained in CPR and emergency care.

• If necessary, they’ll coordinate ambulance/hospital transport.

🧒 Lost Child Procedure

• Kids who get separated from parents are usually taken to Lost Children stations.

• In Disneyland Park: Head to City Hall

• In Walt Disney Studios Park: Studio Services

• Wearable ID tags for kids (name/number) are a great tip!

• Cast Members will never leave a child unattended and have a solid process for reunification.

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🚨 Other Handy Safety Info

• Security checks happen at all entrances. Expect bag searches and scanners.

• Police presence is visible but low-key throughout the resort.

• In extreme cases (e.g. evacuation), loudspeakers and Cast Members provide instructions in multiple languages.

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🧠 Pro Tips from the DLPTips Crew

• Mark your items: Adding a name/phone number inside a cap or bag can speed up its return.

• Pack spares: Especially for kids—glasses, comforters, power banks, etc.

• Download the official DLP app: For map access, emergency services, and smoking area locations.

• Use AirTags or similar for bags, strollers, or even your scatterbrained partner 😏

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🏁 Final Thoughts

While we hope you never have to deal with a lost phone, a minor panic, or a sneaky nicotine craving at DLP, it’s always better to be prepared. Now you’ll know exactly where to go, who to ask, and how to stay safe (and sane!) in the parks.

Have your own “lost and found” story? Share it in the DLP Tips Facebook Group — we’ve heard some absolute corkers over the years. 🎒🧃📱