Disneyland Paris in the news

The Princess Pavilion at Disneyland Paris opened on October 8, 2011, providing guests with opportunities to interact with Disney heroines in a castle-themed setting.

Disneyland Paris provides an exclusive weekend package for Ciné-Télé-Revue readers, including park access, breakfast, and PhotoPass+.

Disneyland Paris hosted 60 children from four associations for a special Halloween-themed day filled with attractions, shows, character interactions, and celebrity-led workshops.

Disneyland Paris is holding recruitment castings in Reunion Island on October 10 and 12, 2026, for artists, dancers, and comedians to join their entertainment teams.

Disneyland Paris is easily accessible from central Paris and airports via RER A, TGV, shuttle buses, and car, with options varying by convenience and cost.

The Seine-et-Marne region offers a variety of weekend activities including Halloween at Disneyland Paris, medieval shows in Provins, and cultural excursions to chateaux.

Disneyland Paris offers a 105 euro per person saving on a 3-day ticket for visits until October 15, 2026.

This guide details the top adrenaline-pumping attractions at Disneyland Paris, covering various thrill types, upcoming renovations like Crush's Coaster, and strategies to minimize wait times.

Disneyland Paris's Disney Village is undergoing a significant multi-year transformation, including new stores, restaurants, cinema renovations, and future expansions, with some changes occurring as early as September 2026 and continuing into 2027.

Disneyland Paris denied entry to U.S. travelers and shut its gates due to a tourism issue.

The Northern Ireland Children to Lapland and Days to Remember Trust organized a trip to Disneyland Paris for 20 children with life-limiting conditions from Northern Ireland.

Disneyland Paris reached capacity multiple times, attracting American visitors with lower prices and a compact experience, especially after its recent rebranding and new attractions.

Disneyland Paris is experiencing a surge in visitors, partly due to American travelers seeking more affordable European Disney experiences, leading to capacity issues and requiring advance reservations.

The SEO & GEO Summit will be held at Disneyland Paris on October 15-16, 2026, to discuss brand visibility in the era of AI and LLMs, featuring conferences and networking.

The 2026 Disneyland Paris Halloween Festival offers themed decorations and a standout Unlucky Nugget Saloon experience, but general decorations are reduced and Adventure World is not included.

Disneyland Paris is overwhelmed with US tourists opting for the French park due to its significantly lower cost compared to domestic Disney resorts.

Disneyland Paris's upcoming "Up"-themed attraction, Wilderness Explorers Sky Swings, now features colorful balloon theming on its entrance tower as construction progresses towards its 2027 opening.

Disneyland Paris is at maximum capacity due to high demand from post-pandemic tourism, seasonal events, and new attractions, leaving many without same-day entry.