Disneyland® Paris holidays

Make your way to Sleeping Beauty Castle and enjoy the Dream…and Shine Brighter! daytime show. Wave to much loved Disney Characters and admire their dazzling new outfits. Check out the 30 Sculptures celebrating 30 years, in the Gardens of Wonder, inspired by favourite Pixar and Disney Characters. Before tucking into exclusive treats and finding take home mementos to remember this once-in-a-lifetime celebration.

Best for: Spend the day exploring this massive park’s five fantastic lands. There’s Fantasyland, Adventureland, Frontierland, Discoveryland and Main Street, U.S.A^®.. Escape the real world for a little while. In the evening you’ll be able to watch the impressive Disney D-Light and Disney Dreams! at the end of every day above the castle. There’s something for everyone, and everything’s utterly enchanting.

Ultime notizie: Sleeping Beauty Castle forms the pretty-as-a-picture turretted centrepiece to Disneyland^®. Park, the larger of the two parks.

Tips for little visitors: Float around on family adventures, riding “it’s a small world” and Peter Pan’s Flight.

Tips for bigger visitors: Run the gauntlet of fast rides from Star Wars™ Hyperspace Mountain and Pirates of the Caribbean to Indiana Jones™ and the Temple of Peril, and Big Thunder Mountain.

Best for: Film fans will be in paradise. There are some classic rides here that all Disney Park fans should experience, along with a host of newer adventures, too. This park celebrates Disney, Pixar and MARVEL, with rides from Cars ROAD TRIP to Spider-Man W.E.B Adventure and Avengers Assemble: Flight Force. Get ready for heroic encounters at every turn, requiring you to don your invisible Super Hero cape at Marvel Avengers Campus, ready to save the world from an intergalactic threat.

The lowdown: The smaller of the two Disney^® Parks, Walt Disney Studios^® Park lets everyone in on the secrets of Disney films – with sets that make it look like you’ve stumbled straight into the heart of Hollywood. The shows are also spectacular, you can catch Mickey and the Magician or the new Pixar Show premiering this summer.

Tips for little visitors: Pop into a classic Parisian kitchen at Ratatouille: The Adventure, which adds a French twist to family fun, or get swept along on Slinky^® Dog Zigzag Spin.

Tips for bigger visitors: The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror™ – still as deliciously scary as it ever was.

Get your best Spidey moves at the ready and lookout for Super Heroes looking for new recruits to help them save the day. Learn epic moves at Hero Training Centre, welcome the latest Wakanda warrior as Shuri, Princess of Wakanda, or join the Guardians of the Galaxy in a dance-off with Star-Lord and Gamora.

If you want the full Disney experience, then look no further than the Disney^® Hotels. Situated as close to the Parks as can be, kids and adults alike will love the unique theming.

Know this: You'll have access to both Parks and Extra Magic Time so you can enter before they officially open. You'll also have the chance to meet Disney Characters at your hotel. They are a short walk or shuttle ride away, and there is plenty of free parking right by your accommodation and at the Park entrances if you've hired a car.

Booking a Meal Plan in advance not only helps your budget go that little bit further, but it also means you can often nab a table, at the most popular restaurants, when you reserve a spot up to 12 months in advance. Look out for those where you can dine with your favourite Disney Characters. But even counter service eateries are charmingly themed. Some of the highlights include PYM Kitchen – lab-themed and inspired by MARVEL’s Ant-Man & Wasp, here you’ll find supersized and tiny food experiments. Bistrot Chez Rémy, a Parisian bistro imagined from a rat’s eye view complete with oversized plates and kitchen utensils. Toad Hall Restaurant which serves tasty fish and chips in a whimsical setting recreating a British manor house and fine dining table service restaurant Walt’s – An American Restaurant located on Main Street, U.S.A^® with a prime view of the parade.

As well as its Disney® Hotels, Disney has a range of Partner Hotels. Set just outside the resort, these can be a great value way to enjoy Disney from a hotel brand you know and trust – and some come with fantastic perks too, such as a free shuttle bus that will get you to the park gates in minutes.

Book your holiday with British Airways and you’ll be able to pre-book your Disneyland® Paris tickets before you travel. Best of all, if you book a Disney® Hotel, your park ticket is included in the total cost of your holiday. Alternatively you can add either a one-, two-, three- or four-day, two park ticket separately if you stay elsewhere.

If you book into a Disney® Hotel you’ll also get other magical perks, like Extra Magic Time. This allows you to visit the parks before they open to the general public, so you can enjoy quieter parks and shorter queues.

Sitting in Paris’ eastern suburbs, Disneyland® Paris is less than 15 minutes from Charles De Gaulle airport by TGV (high speed train). You can drive from the centre of Paris or you can travel on the RER A express train line, which takes around 35 minutes to reach Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station.