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Overview                    Prepare                    Get Around                    Highlights

Perhaps the most popular European tourist attraction, Disneyland Paris, or (Euro Disney) offers a wealth of experiences transplanted from the US based theme park, including Pirates of the Caribbean and Big Thunder Mountain.

There are cheap hotels in the Disneyland Paris area...

The park is around 20 miles outside Paris, so a hotel within the city itself would be suitable, but there are also seven Disney hotels within the park complex, which usually feature sport and leisure facilities and also offer guests more chances to interact with Mickey and company.  The experience is not inexpensive, however.

Nevertheless, there are cheap hotels in the Disneyland Paris area, Marne-la-Vallée, which can best be found by comparing prices online to get the best deal. Booking in advance will also ensure that the most suitable hotel for your needs is secured.  There are several hotels in the area that offer essential amenities coupled with a low price tag, allowing you to enjoy the wonder and excitement of Disneyland Paris even on a budget.

With a selection of nearby hotels offering shuttle transport to the Euro Disney parks, there will be a hotel suitable for all tastes and budgets within the area, allowing proper enjoyment, over several days, of a theme park that cannot be fully appreciated in just one.

Overview

Overview

A giant toy box for kids who never grow up, Disneyland® Paris is a magical mix of larger-than-life fairytales and white-knuckle rides. Dip in for more than 50 rides, shows and attractions in five themed lands, plus a behind-the-scenes peek at movie-making in the Walt Disney Studios®.

Big Kids

Scream as your stomach drops on the 360° twists and turns of Indiana Jones™ and the Temple of Peril, or be propelled into a asteroid-studded cosmos on Space Mountain: Mission 2. Race hairpin bends around red-rocked canyon Big Thunder Mountain and feel the G-force as Aerosmith blasts out of 120 speakers on Rock 'n' Roller Coaster at Walt Disney Studios.

Tiny Tots

Kids make a beeline for Fantastyland’s gentle, fairytale-themed rides. Take them to Sleeping Beauty’s Castle, fly pirate ships over Neverneverland on Peter Pan’s Flight, spy singing puppets behind the pastel-coloured walls of It's a Small World and laugh with Donald Duck on stage at the Walt Disney Studios’ Animagique.

Family Thrills

Seek out eerie Phantom Manor’s spooks and headless spirits, get lost in Alice's Curious Labyrinth or zap Martians with laser pistols on a toy-saving mission in Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast. Brave stormy waters on the moonlit Pirates of the Caribbean and don 3D specs for Honey, I Shrunk the Audience.

Eat & Drink

Bypass the super-sized hot dogs to savour Creole fish in starlit Blue Lagoon, or French flavours such as duck confit and crème brûlée beside Cinderella’s coach in the Auberge de Cendrillon. Disney Village serves up spicy Mexican fajitas in the Amazon-inspired Rainforest Cafe and all-American favourites at Planet Hollywood.

Nightlife

Watch wild buffalo stampede at the whip-cracking Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show. The Sports Bar broadcasts big sports events live and the Gaumont Cinema’s 15 giant screens draw film buffs with box office hits. Catch free concerts at Disney® Village, or shake your bootie to R’n’B and salsa in Hurricanes nightclub.

New Perspective

For a more sedate alternative to the thrills ’n’ spills, there are three 18-hole golf courses by the lakes at Golf Disneyland®. Take your kids canoeing and boating on Marina del Rey in summer, glide across Hotel New York’s ice rink in winter, or see Lake Disney shrink from 100 metres up in PanoraMagique, the world’s largest captive balloon.

Take Home

Stuff your suitcase with a big-eared Mickey from the World of Toys, string puppets from La Bottega di Geppetto, stripy candy canes and oversized lollipops from the Boardwalk Candy Palace and cut-price designer labels from La Vallée Village.

Prepare

Prepare

Bring shoes made for walking, a stomach of steel for adrenaline-fuelled rides and an umbrella for sudden downpours.

Disney Year

Move to calypso beats in Carnival Square at the Kids Carnival (Feb-Mar), celebrate St David's Day in Disney Village® at the Welsh Festival (Mar) and see fireworks illuminate Sleeping Beauty’s Castle at Wishes (Jul/Aug). Catch spooky Halloween parades (Oct), ear-splitting bangers at the Bonfire Spectacular (Nov) and the yuletide spirit of Christmas at Disney (Nov-Dec).

Public Holidays

New Year's Day (1 Jan), Good Friday (Mar/Apr), Easter Monday (Mar/Apr), Labour Day (1 May), 1945 Victory Day (8 May), Ascension (40 days after Easter), Bastille Day (14 Jul), Assumption (15 Aug), All Saints’ Day (1 Nov), Remembrance Day (11 Nov), Christmas Day (25 Dec).

Weather

Temperatures hover between 0-10°C from Nov-Feb and peak at a pleasant 25°C in Jul and Aug. As many of Disney’s attractions are outside, bring an umbrella and waterproofs for spontaneous showers. Expect cooler climes and fewer crowds in late spring and early autumn.

Electricity

220V AC, 50 Hz, two-pin plugs are standard.

Dialling Code

+33 (national), (0) 1 + 8-figure number (Paris).

Money

Euro (€) is the currency.

GMT

GMT + 1 (GMT + 2 from last Sunday in March to last Sunday in October).

Disney Tourist Info

Disneyland® Resort Paris website

Content provided by Frommer's Unlimited © 2009, Whatsonwhen Limited.



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