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Disneyland Paris on a Budget
January 15th, 20181. Disneyland Paris; The Best Deals?
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2. Disneyland Paris; The Best Age?
Hand on heart, I’d have to say Disneyland Paris works it’s magic for those age 2 to 102 years. Over the years, I’ve taken both young children & teenagers and the magic seeps through however old you are. Of course younger children are already immersed in the Disney magic and the parades bring their favourite Disney characters to life.
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3. Disneyland Paris for Thrill Seekers?
Whilst you are not going to find the high end thrill rides found at Thorpe Park or Alton Towers, there are a number adrenalin fuelled rides that will of interest to thrill seekers such as Tower of Terror, Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster, Space Mountain; Mission 2, Temple of Peril & Big Thunder Mountain. The great advantage with all these thrill rides, is that many of the coasters are included within the FREE FastPass system too that offers quicker access to the rides.
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4. How To Beat the Queues at Disneyland Paris?
There are plenty of ways to keep the queues down during your visit to Disneyland Paris such as Free FastPass Tickets that offer a complementary fastrack system that allows you to bypass the queues on a number of the most popular rides. Look out too for Single Rider Queues that offers a FREE method for those willing to slot into single gaps on the rides.
You can pick up more hints & tips to beat the queues over at our Insider’s Guide to Disneyland Paris.
5. Disneyland Paris & Picnics?
Contrary to popular belief, you can actual take food into Disneyland Paris. As many are spending a full day & evening at the park, it can be quite a challenge to bring in food for 2 meals so perhaps more prudent to budget for at least one meal out. You can also take advantage of Guest Storage Facilities available too. One top tip is to bring in some empty water bottles and make use of the FREE water fountains located within the parks & avoid paying out for expensive drinks.
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6. Disneyland Paris & Wi-Fi
Whilst there is currently no Wi-Fi within the parks, you can pick up FREE Wi-Fi from within the Disneyland Hotel that is located close to the Disneyland Park’s main entrance. Park yourself down in the hotel reception or opt for a coffee at Cafe Fantasia that is located within the hotel complex, (first floor & across the bridge).
7. Disneyland Paris & Parking?
There are standard parking charges in place for day visitors to Disneyland Paris.
8. Can I visit Walt Disney Studios & Disneyland Park in one day?
Generally, your admission ticket secures you unlimited access to both the Disneyland Park & Walt Disney Studios on the day of your visit, (worth checking terms & conditions for any specific special offers running). Simply hold on to your entrance ticket and present it at the entrance kiosks at each park to gain entrance.
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9. Pack Your Waterproofs
The weather can be unpredictable at Disneyland Paris so always worth packing some light waterproofs to avoid costs at the park. As Disneyland is primarily an outdoor attraction, pack for the worst & hope for the best!
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Questions and Comments




Disney never used to allow food in at all whether it was a sandwich or a snack bar. In fact they were pretty aggressive about that policy so much so that even when i was 5 i had my bag searched! So it’s not contrary to popular belief it is only a new policy that they now allow picnics.
Hi Elanor, good to see that things have moved on at Disnyeland Paris and the food & drink policy is now more relaxed. With picnic areas close to the car parks, (for those preferring to leave a cool bag in the car) plus storage facilities at the park, you now have more options available to you. Whilst we at Topdogdays are independent of Disneyland Paris, we can only report on our experiences when visiting the park, Liz