I was really intrigued to visit this park when visiting DLP. I feel like the best way I can describe it is if Hollywood Studios and Disney's California Adventure had a baby. This park is pretty small, but is about to become a lot larger with the Frozen land opening next year. For now, you'll find Toy Story Land, Avengers Campus, and some favorites like Tower of Terror and Remy's Ratatouille Adventure. PLus, some unique rides, like Crush's Coaster (my fave in the park!!) I love the entrance, which is a large, inside area that makes you feel like you are under a starry night sky in Hollywood. This park is literally right next to the entrance of DLP, so it's easy to park hop. You'd probably get everything done in a day here easily, if not sooner. It's good for what it is, but nothing like its neighboring park. I can't wait to see it get even better next year, though! read more

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I love Disney. Disney Adventure World was cute. The kid liked it better than Disney Paris. The park isn't that big. You don't need an entire day to explore. I was disappointed in the snack carts. Not much variety. The Frozen ride is really cute. read more

Walt Disney Studios in Paris had a few great highlights, but overall it felt a bit underwhelming. I really enjoyed the coasters and the Tower of Terror, which were definitely the standouts of the day. The rides that are there are fun and well themed, but there just is not a whole lot to do once you have hit the main attractions. A large portion of the park was under construction during my visit, which made it feel a little limited and unfinished. It has potential, especially with the expansions coming, but as it stands now, I would call it a solid 3 out of 5 experience. Worth visiting if you are already at Disneyland Paris, but not quite a full-day destination on its own. read more

Walt Disney Studios - Amusement Parks Near Me - Chessy, 77

As a Disney Fan, I appreciate how the Walt Disney Studios highlights the special magic of Walt Disney. The grounds were exceptional and the buildings were very well designed and constructed. We were able to get a reservation at the Bistro Chez Remy and the restaurant was lovely and engaging and very enjoyable to be at. The employees were great and friendly. read more

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This park is better than Disneyland Paris. You must come here. The main park was pretty boring compared to this park. California adventure back home, has both Disneyland Paris and Walt Disney Studios beat by far!! The food options were nice at Walt Disney Studios. Do you want a French baguette with melted gooey cheese on top? They have that here! Right off the cheese wheel too! Yum!! There's different areas for food that are inspired from different areas in the world; Asia, Italia, etc. The pizza at Italia was really yummy! They need more places to sit down though. People were practically fighting for tables with chairs. Great park. A must see read more

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Disney Studios Paris was a pleasant treat. The size is small enough to navigate without too much trouble while still having a good variety of rides, including a very good Tower of Terror. The location is almost right next to the main Disney park which makes buying access to both a great value if you are spending the entire day here. We went on an overcast November day and the crowds were very manageable which was wonderful. Having visited the Orlando parks where even on the lowest attendance days there are thousands of people waiting in every line, this was a pleasant change of pace. read more

Walt Disney Studios - Amusement Parks Near Me - Chessy, 77

Originally wasn't going to visit Walt Disney Studios. But after seeing how cheap a park hopper ticket was, I had to come here too on my trip to the Disneyland Paris resort. Walt Disney Studios is generally similar to Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World, but not quite the same. The most striking differences are Avengers Campus being here as well as Worlds of Pixar, which includes a significant section for Ratatouille. I did enjoy Ratatouille: The Adventure, which is a trackless ride that is very similar to Rise of the Resistance back home. Aside from that, it's not a very big park. Similarly to Disneyland Paris, park attendance is super low. You could've gotten on to many rides without much of a wait. Premier Access was not needed here except maybe for Crush's Coaster. And similarly to Disneyland Paris, they sure love their rollercoasters here. Both Crush's Coaster and Avengers Assemble: Flight Force are heavy-duty rollercoasters. Did try some of the food at Stark Factory and it was decent, much better than the food I had at Disneyland Paris. As with Disneyland Paris, all Cast Members speak French and English. It was interesting watching a show, as it was both in French and English. Glad to have visited, but no need to come back as there are so many other things to do in Paris. read more

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Okay for a theme park. Park is catered to children. There's lots of stuff to do for the kids to do. There is an adult side to the Disney studio, but there's more for the kids to do. It's better than the actual Disneyland. read more

We of course got tickets for both parks u can easily walk between them as they are right next to each other a 5 minute walk maybe. They also have a train u can ride which is nice. I was excited for this park as they also have a Tower of Terror ride which is my favorite, it's shorter than the Orlando park & not as elaborate but it's still fun to give it a try. There's a small Marvel area, Toy Story a & very cute area for Ratatouille which is fitting for the park & area. This park seems smaller than the other, they certainly try their best to showcase some of the popular things they do have a decent variety that showcases a little bit of everything. U can easily visit both parks in one day & still see everything u want with out missing much. The park was not crazy crowded which helped, nicely decorated we had an enjoyable day. read more

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Walt Disney Studios is truly a blend of Orlando's Hollywood Studios with Anaheim's California Adventure. The park is relatively small but has some good classic rides such as Tower of Terror, Ratatouille, Avenger's Assemble Roller Coaster (which no other theme park has). The Tower of Terror here seems scarier than the others. They have shows for kids and a pixar theme land which is cute for kids as well. read more

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This is a fairly small park located right across from Disneyland Paris, but it's worth a visit. We did one day two park pass which was pretty affordable compared to the prices for US parks. You can reach Disney with a pretty easy 45 minute RER (train) ride from Paris. Currently you'll first pass through a health check, so make sure you have your French health pass ready on the French COVID app. Then you'll pass through security and finally a ticket check. The park is quite small inside, but it's still fun. The Tower of Terror is still the spooky theme here and not the Guardians of the Galaxy theme. The Ratatouille section is incredibly cute, and I would say this ride is our favorite in this park. The ride mechanism is similar to Mystic Manor in Hong Kong. The traditional Fast Pass system is gone and replaced with line passes you will need to buy using the Disneyland Paris app which I highly recommend you download. Even if you don't buy any of the line passes, the app contains current wait times and maps and other useful information. Prices seemed to range from 5 to 14 euros per person per line pass. A small park but still worth a visit! read more

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December 8th, 2021. It was a long journey as an American to get into France, but doable. Compared to Anaheim or Disney world, Disney Paris is cheap! I managed to snag a 2 park ticket for Disney Paris for basically the price of a one park Disney Anaheim ticket. It's only 1/10th the size of Disney World in Orlando, but the small size and short waits in winter make it possible to ride all the rides in both parks in a single day. To get in, you'll need a EU digital COVID certificate for 36 euros. This is done at any French pharmacy where they convert your CDC card into a EU COVID pass. It's also useful when traveling the rest of Europe as the French pass is valid for the entire EU. Public transportation can take you straight to the entrance for 8.60 euros each way. Far more convenient than driving and you can go to Paris and back just by train which is fast and comfortable. It's cool seeing that familiar yet different side of Disney. The Indiana Jones ride is more roller coaster and less dark. The finding Nemo ride (crush coaster) is also a roller coaster compared to the boring submarine that we get stateside. My favorite has to be the unique Ratatouille ride which was charming and only in Paris as far as I know. Probably the most accurate when dubbed in French. The fast passes are also paid only, which you use the Disney app to buy fast passes for a particular ride. Not that you need it if you're early in the parks and in winter, but in the summer I can see this being useful. The park is most similar to California Adventure and Disneyland Anaheim, but I feel like you have to buy a 2 park pass or you're just not going to feel like it's worth it. Layout is slightly different to accommodate the outdoor cafes that you see in France a lot. The food choices are the same, I guess french people want to eat faux-american food here. All the staff are fluent in English. The park did close earlier than usual due to a private event, so no fireworks unfortunately. Overall, nice park in the winter but bring a jacket as it is cold. read more

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It wasn't disappointing because I knew what to expect. I've heard a lot about how lacking this park is, though it did have more than I expected due to recent expansions. I wasn't even planning on visiting this park but I finished up in Disneyland pretty early and decided to hop over while I was waiting for the fireworks. I basically did everything that I wanted to in the Studios in about two and a half hours. If the park hopper pass is a reasonable price, I would definitely recommend going to the Studios for a few hours. There are some very fun rides and a lot of places to eat. But don't make a whole day of this park. read more

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It has a couple of ok rides. The park is very small compared to Disneyland Paris. There a

Is this the Universal Studios of Disneyland? Because it feels like it. When I visited Walt Disney Studios, sadly, most of the attractions were closed. When you enter the park you enter a huge studio warehouse and inside it feels like you are in a Las Vegas casino. There are restaurant and stores everywhere. I think what gives it even more of a Vegas vibe is the neon lights around the place. When you are out of the entrance you get to explore the park. I had to visit Toy Story Land and Tower of Terror. They were fun rides and they are better than the rides at my "home Disney" at Disneyland. The Rock n Roll Roller Coaster with Aerosmith was also a surprise. The speed of the ride was a great adrenaline rush. read more

Walt Disney Studios - Amusement Parks Near Me - Chessy, 77

As others have stated this is a half day park depending how busy the park is. When we visited at the end of October it was pretty busy so we had to pick and chose what we really wanted to see and do. Since my main goal was to ride Ratatouille, which I highly recommend, get there early because the line gets long or get a fast pass when you arrive. They also have the single rider option if you don't mind riding a part from your party. With that being said, the entrance to this park is like none I have ever been too. You walk through a covered food court type building in order to get to the rest of the park. Then from there it doesn't have the typical layout of a Disney park like you may be used to. We opted to go on the Backstage Tour first since neither of my friends had ever been on it in Florida and now they can't because that attraction is gone. So it was fun to see how things are don't in France. While some of it is the same, there is a huge ending element that is worth the tour, that I will not spoil. I wish we could have spent two days between the two park so we could have spent more time riding rides in both, I would have loved to ride the Crush Coaster and some of the other rides in the Toy Story Area. I would have also have loved to Eat at Remmy's restaurant. The one thing I missed about both parks is there wasn't a Mickey Bar to be found. :( Just Ben and Jerry's. I hope to return some day and spend more time here and see the shows as well! Have a magical time! read more

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This park seems like an afterthought to me. I have lived in Orlando for many years and can't recall when any US park was this "bare" of attractions and things to do. The Ratatouille ride was super cute and I enjoyed that very much. Since I live in Orlando I have experienced Tower of Terror, Rock N Roll Coaster, Stunt Show, Backstage Tour, Buzz Lightyear so these were really nothing new. The slinky dog is not a coaster here like in Orlando. I understand the entrance was supposed to give the feel of walking onto a movie studio set but I did not get that feel at all. I think it had all the pizazz of walking into a shopping mall. Note - I AM a big Disney fan but as stated...I felt the studios here were very underwhelming. read more

Annette in customer service was very helpful. Premier not working and cluster. She helped with a pass so one ride did help. Much like Disney in the United States, the park is crowded, dirty and not helpful. long lines for food and overall, just a sad experience. this is my second time, and i don't need to go back. #boycottherat read more

Walt Disney Studios - More worthless Covid plastic. As if Covid can't escape over a 6 foot wall. Now I feel claustrophobic!! - Amusement Parks Near Me - Chessy, 77

This place is really only worth going to if you have a Park Hopper for a combined visit at Disneyland Paris. It's really small, there are only a few attractions, and the waits were long when I visited. For example, 85 minutes for the Crush ride. Also, I don't think the Crush ride was fully operational when we visited. The coaster on the track was fine, but it was just going through a dark track. I believe there is suppose to be animations throughout the ride that we're not working. To me, Disney is all about the animations and less about the ride track, so this was a huge disappointment. What was worse was that it was not acknowledged and they just kept sending people on the dark ride. Ratatouille was a cool 4D experience and only exists in this park, so there are a few things to experience that you won't get at any other park. I have read that the Disney Paris parks have issues with maintenance and staff and that really did affect my overall experience. See my review on Disneyland Paris. read more

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In my humble opinion, Disneyland is a bit better than the Studios at Disneyland Paris. The design of the park makes it quite easy and quick to get around which is a huge benefit at Disney. They have some cool attractions like Crush's Coaster, an entire area dedicated to Toy Story, CinéMagique, Armageddon - Les Effets Speciaux, Stitch! Live and some of the Studios Tower of Terror and Rock N Rollercoaster. Ratatouille Kitchen Calamity is an upcoming dark ride opening in 2014. I totally want to go back to try out this ride unique to Walt Disney Studios! read more

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I hit over 5,000 words on my Disneyland Paris Yelp review and spent a good chunk of time cutting it down to 5,000 words (it was SO HARD to do so). So most of the general content is over there, but I'll add the Walt Disney Studios Park specific stuff here. Until I did research, I really thought there was only one Disney park in Paris - Disneyland Paris. No idea Walt Disney Studios Park (WDSP) existed. I think of it as a Disney California Adventure 1.0. You can do everything in this park in a day and the operating hours reflect that: 10am - 8pm. On our 3 day Disney Paris visit, we hit WDSP on Day 2 - the day it rained. Here are my thoughts and highlights, as I can usually write volumes on anything Disney: 1. The attractions with the longest lines and justifiably so are the ones (so far!) exclusive to the Paris park: Crush's Coaster and Ratatouille: the Adventure. Crush has no Fastpass, so definitely hit that up first at rope drop. There's a game you can play on your phone while in queue to help pass the time. Ratatouille has Fastpass, so use that when possible. Both attractions are unique and super fun! Crush is mainly indoors with 5 seconds of outdoor time (interesting feeling when it's raining), so it's hard to see what goes on if you've never been. It's a 4-seater roller coaster filled with inversions, backwards motion, and practically nothing you've felt before. Your ride ends, and you leave wishing it was longer. Ratatouille is all indoors and theming inside the queue immerses you in "Paris" (as if you don't feel it since you're outside of Paris =p). Love the trackless system that's similar to Tokyo's Pooh attraction but I can see the use of screens causing some motion sickness. 2. This is the last place where Tower of Terror is still untouched and not supporting Mission Breakout. Lines tend to get long here too and Fastpass runs out by early afternoon/late morning. 3. The Studio Tour is nothing like the Universal Studios Hollywood Tour. Skippable. 4. We haven't been to Florida yet so our loopy Disney roller coaster experiences have been pretty limited. Rock n Roller Coaster was pretty fun. Love the loops and inversions. Late in the day it was rainy, so we were able to ride it 3x straight. 5. 2 Cars attractions and a mini land for Toy Story. Nothing particular stood out. We did go on the Army Men Parachute attraction. 6. Was told not to expect much for food. Ate lunch at Blockbuster Café - food and order area is Ironman themed and seating area is Pirates (movie, not the attraction) themed. Got the set meal where you pick the main course, side, dessert and drink for €14.99. 7. Some Star Wars presence with a show/processional with Darth Vader, Stormtroopers, and Chewbacca. A little bit of Marvel presence with Spiderman meet and greet and the Ironman theme in the Blockbuster Café. I have heard there are plans to expand that in the coming years. 8. Stitch was closed, I think, due to rain. That area was quiet. Not too much shelter for rain. Since park closed at 8 pm, we went over to Disneyland around 7ish (DLP closed at 11 pm). If you truly have 1 day, get a parkhopper ticket and hit up Crush and Ratatouille and spend the rest of the time at DLP. See DLP post on my comments on ticket buying. Because the Ratatouille attraction and restaurant are in this park, I believe I saw a little more Ratatouille merchandise here. However, I think the World of Disney store in Downtown Disney carries all the same items. Phooey. I was hoping for more cuter Ratatouille stuff in Paris. I definitely prefer Disneyland Park over the Studios Park and would give them more stars than Studios Park. However, not everything in the Studios Park is a dud and the 4th star is for the excellent Crush and Ratatouille attractions and the very entertaining Mickey and the Magician magic show they have going on in the Toon Studio section. read more

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My friend and I came here after spending most of the day in Disneyland Paris. We had a park hopper ticket and wanted to see a few attractions before calling it a day: Crush's Coaster, Ratatouille, and Twilight Zone's Tower of Terror. Most of the attractions at this park was more of a sit and watch variety. Crush's Coaster was down and the line for Tower of Terror was insanely long. We didn't even make it over to Ratatouille. Since it was getting close to closing, we bit the bullet and got in line for Tower of Terror. The line wrap around a corner or two before we even got to the gate and the line maze. One thing that I noticed was that there was a lot of food options inside Disney Studio 1. We had just eaten a late lunch, so we didn't really see what they had to offer. read more

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Can you say Tower of Terror and no lines (at least compared to Orlando or Anaheim). This park is really cool, small, and if you want to eat at Chef Remy's, you will need reservations. This park for the most part is like Hollywood studios and California Adventure. It is still great for the family if you have been to other Disney parks. Staff speak English. read more

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Arrived a little after opening. Their open hours this Fall were 10:00am-6:00pm. Not a lot of time to make your way through this park if you try to do everything. The best fast food options in either park are at the Ratatouille area where they have little stands with foods from different regions in France. It's quite good and not very expensive relative to the awful burgers and chicken sandwiches in the cafeterias. Remy's restaurant is an advanced planning affair with reservations being essential. We foolishly tried to walk in and we're told that they were fully booked for the entire day! Best ride in this park is Crusher's coaster. A surpassingly fast coaster that rotates as is goes in an attempt to mimic underwater swimming by the turtle, crusher. Great park with some stuff that you won't find in Anaheim or Orlando. read more

This park is quite small however I understand they are expanding with the Avengers area. Crush Coaster was very worth the wait and visit though. That ride is probably one of my favourite Disney rides. It is definitely fun to visit but currently a little underwhelming. read more

Small park and they have a lot of stuff Disneyland California does not. They close way to early. read more

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Smaller than the main Disneyland Park in Paris, this park is great for a shorter visit and contains some of the best rides and attractions which are SURPRISINGLY different from other attractions that may share names and/or other features. I really loved the Ratatouille ride for example (my favourite ride from the Paris parks). And the Aerosmith Rockin' RollerCoaster was MUCH MORE intense than how I remember the Hollywood Studios one in Orlando being... a completely different type of roller coaster in fact. Well worth the visit. This park is much more relaxed than many other Disney properties due to the small size. We also enjoyed the Cars themed show. read more

Out of the 8 Disney parks I've been to, this is by far the most disappointing. I have no idea how someone could spend the entire day here. The highlight was obviously the newest ride, "Ratatouille: L'Attraction." This ride alone is worth 5 stars. It was a 40 minute standby wait, but we did single rider and it was a walk-on. The ride is simply adorable and a technological feat. The trackless technology is incredibly smooth and the 3D graphics are amazing. (I loved the "champagne" at the end.) Crush's Coaster was another adorable ride. It's family friendly, so most of the kiddos can get on it. As a dark ride through the "EAC" it provided good twerks and jerks throughout. Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith was extremely disappointing because the sound wasn't working. The park just felt really dead and the food was HORRIBLE! By far the worst theme park food I've ever experienced. I've had better chicken sandwiches at McDonald's. Overall, I just didn't feel the Disney magic and couldn't wait to hop over to Disneyland Paris. The only must do rides are Ratatouille and Crush's Coaster. read more

***Review #2700*** I am starting my 2018 with a review for a very special place: Walt Disney Studios Park, Paris. The park is located at Chessy, but I keep remembering it as Cheesy because you know Mickey is a mouse and mouse likes cheese.... *Jiminy Cricket* Walt Disney Studios has 14 attractions: Armageddon, Art of Disney Animation, Cars Quatre Roues Rallye, Crush's Coasters, Disney Studio 1, Les Tapis Volants, Meet Spider-Man, Ratatouille, RC Racer, Rock 'n' Roller Coaster staring Aerosmith, Slinky Dog Zigzag Spin, Toy Soldiers Parachute Drop, The Twillight Zone Tower of Terror & Studio Tram Tour. My favorite ride at Walt Disney Studios was Ratatouille. Correct me if I am wrong, but Paris is the only place that has Ratatouille ride. There is no doubt that Mickey is the icon of Disneyland. However, Mickey's French cousin, Remy, is the king of Paris Walt Disney Studios. Remy has a sit down restaurant called Bistrot Chez Remy and a shop called Chez Marianne. I didn't get a chance to eat at the bistro, but the shop was my favorite shop there. I have my Remy mini tray proudly displayed in my kitchen ;) Hopefully I can go back to Paris before the expiration date of my annual pass. 4 stars!! I am a fan (of Ratatouille) Happy New Year 2018!!! read more

Cute and feels like a mixture of Universal Studios with Disney as the theme. The place is fairly small compared to the theme parks in america; but it's still worth it if you're out here. They sell lots of different goodies that they wouldn't have in America too! They have the terror of tower ride that hasn't been updated like the ones in California too - if you're into it. The tour ride was the most disappointing since it's 1/4 of the time of the ones in America. However, still visiting Disney in a different country is pretty awesome! read more

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This was a nice park to visit. if you're going to be here at Disneyland, why not come and visit this park too? We didn't need all day to visit Disneyland so we were able to walk the entire park afterwards. The entry into the Studios is different than in Florida. This would also be like going into California Adventure. Once you get past the front entrance, you enter a big hangar where there are shops, a food court, and restroom areas. I think there's a headshots style photography studio but they were closed. Once you get through this area, you get into the middle area where you can walk to the other parts of the park. Toon Studio would be analgous to Toontown in Disneyland. There are different rides in there. We rode the Rock'n'Roller Coaster with Aerosmith, The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, Studio Tram Tour as well as the Armageddon Special Effects Show. The Park is small and you could finish this park in half a day or so. It could definitely use more rides but I hope that this park is a constant work-in-progress. It was worth the multipark pass though. I will review the rides separately. read more

The California Adventure of Paris. They had the tower of terror here. I would say the rides here were better. We actually went at a nice time as they had a food festival. Small portion foods for small prices. Great place to be but it was smaller than we we are used to in California. read more

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Why do you close at 7pm, while Disney closes at midnight Should be written on. The ticket clearly read more

A really cool park with new impressive rides!! It s a bit smaller than the other park but it totally deserves the visit. The holywood Tower, the rock & roller coaster and the crush coaster are the main rides. You ll be impress by the stunt men show!! it s really easy to go there by public transport. it s a bit expensive except if you get a special offer(easily found on the website) read more

Walt Disney Studios - Amusement Parks Near Me - Chessy, 77

Glad we visited, but this is no "Disney" park! This would be a great if you had nothing to compare it to. They definitely had a staff shortage, lots of closed attractions and employees who were plain rude! We are spoiled with the Disney World treatment for sure! The sheer number of people who smoke is overwhelming- definitely culture shock for us. This (both actually) park is very small- especially when attractions are closed. I don't think this place deserves to be called Disney- our expectations were much higher. The good thing about this park and Disneyland Paris- they were very clean. read more

This is definitely a half-day park and doesn't exactly "feel" like a Disney theme park. When compared to the Disneyland Park just across the plaza, it's definitely lacking in style points. Crush's Coaster was the highlight of the park, since that attraction is completely unique and cannot (currently) be experienced at any other park in the world! Note: We visited in September 2016 read more

We were here for three days last week... Really it is worth 4 stars, but due to some over-expectant posts, i must emphasize that this place is really a well-balanced theme park for families with kids. You can't have all rides and no shows for the little ones. Kids ages 10 and younger are quite entertained by the Lilo and Stitch show, Disney Jr Show, and Cars show. Also, Animagique and Cinemagique were appropriately entertaining for all ages. The rides were simply icing on the cake. We stood in line for Tower of Terror for less than 30 minutes. NOTE: If you act rudely or over-expectant with the locals in Europe, don't expect them to treat you kindly. We have been treated very warmly by this Disneyland's staff throughout our visit here. We've visited Disney Paris twice and downtown Paris five times. Our experience of Europe overall has been exceptional. Apples/Oranges: US/Europe read more

This was my first visit to Disneyland Paris, but the first since the Studios park opened, and I consider it to be a great addition to the area. We've been to Orlando five times, and recognise that this version of the Studio park is always going to come off second best to it's bigger brother, but that doesn't mean it's not a good park. The main rides here are Tower of Terror, Crush's Coaster, Rock 'n' Rollercoaster and the car Stunt Show. ToT is very similar to Orlando, but without the unnecessary horizontal movement and seems just as scary. It was our favourite ride and we did that quite a few times, mostly with Fastpasses. The bellboys were good fun, creeping up on people and staring creepily at them, inches from their faces, which all added to the attraction. This park is much better then the other Diney park. read more

€10 supplement when you visit Disney and you're in to this heavily themed theme park. Does such a thing exist? It does at Disney! Every nook and cranny is movie related. The queues were pretty long with a 50 minute wait time for the big boy rides. We ended up going for the behind the scenes tram ride, the special effects show and anamagique which was an awesome way to spend 30 minutes. They showed you how special effects are created and how intricate it is to create a movie set. The London set destroyed by dragons was amazing! My advice when visiting: skip the rides and immerse yourself in the shows, parades and general theme of the place, if you you're looking for rides you'd be better off visiting a 6 flags or asterix world. read more

It was the best of times...it was the worst of times...part deux I'm conflicted about Walt Disney Studios. There is one truly unique and 'blow you socks off' amazing ride - Ratatouille: The Adventure. Not only is the themeing and experience delightful but the way it is constructed - a continuous loader that allows individual experiences - is simply brilliant.Toy Story Playland is also charming and unique with rides for all ages (and again wonderful themeing). The Moteurs... Action! Stunt Show Spectacular was worth seeing and seemed a bit better than the one in Orlando. And lastly, I really enjoyed Cinemagique - but I do have a very high tolerance for Martin Short & Julie Delpy. But the park is...small. VERY small. And the food and beverage provider at Walt Disney Studios shares Disneyland Paris's belief that the service needs to be unbelievably, gobsmackingly bad to prepare you for the quality of the food. The sole and only partial exception to this was the Bistro Chez Remy. The front desk staff was actively hostile to most of the parties waiting to dine here. I assumed the restaurant was packed because they kept stuffing more and more people into the holding pen without seating anyone...and then complained when children became tired of standing or when someone wanted to know why they still hadn't been seated 30 minutes after their reservation or when people stood too close to the host station (because there was nowhere else in the room they could go). Then we were allowed in (to a mostly empty restaurant) and all was forgiven. The restaurant is beautiful and charming, the service was good, and the food was quite tasty (if ridiculously overpriced). But for better or worse, being able to sit in a relaxing space and dine on food fit for humans made Remy one of the two highlights of our visit. And yes, the 'premium' ratatouille served with the Menu Linguini and Menu Gusteau entrees WAS spectacular. read more