It is not the main park but in my opinion it contains two of the main attractions of Disneyland Paris, the Hollywood Tower and the Ratatouille. The park is very beautiful and the atmosphere it intends to create is that we are in the Walt Disney Studios. You can easily visit in the morning and in the afternoon go to the main park.

Magical place. Highly recommended place for Disney fans and who likes theme parks. Easily accessible from Paris and nearby major cities by train. There are two parks: the main one and Hollywood studio. Plus the village which has good number of stores and can be accessed for free.

So much fun! Attractions, rides, shows, characters; Disneyland has it all. Be prepared to queue for the fun though.

It was great to re-live my childhood while being here. What astonished me was attention to detail and absolute perfection in terms of atmosphere. Few rides broke down, which is understandable. I had only one problem with the park, and it's a big one: despite the astounding atmosphere, I was quickly and often disillusioned by cash-grab attempts at every turn. Official merchandise is ridiculously expensive to a point where I wouldn't even consider buying anything. Queues at every ride kept reminding me that this is the punishment for not paying an additional 200€ for Premier pass. I would have definitely left more money in the park if everything wasn't so ridiculously expensive.

Not as big as the main park but I found this to be better for my 2 year old as the rides were more to his liking and he really enjoyed the Cars ride, he had to go on it countless times. Unfortunately the section where they did the stunt show wasn’t open which was a shame as my son would have loved that show but he enjoyed it nonetheless.

The park is smaller but has a nice feel to it. There are not a great deal of rides here but rides are nice from the 3D to crush coaster to the really good Hollywood tower of terror. RC Racer is also good. You will find some nice rides for younger children as well. There are also a number of showers which in winter is a good way of keeping warm and out of the rain

We had booked a 2-day ticket for both parks in advance, then spent a full day at Disneyland and a full day at Studios. Beautiful and quite exhausting. Good preparation is important - snacks, water, comfortable shoes and sunscreen. Plan your time wisely, it can get very exhausting. Food and drinks are available in small snack bars or restaurants (don't forget to make reservations), prices for them are quite high. There are a lot of stores with souvenirs, so plan a little extra money. Queues at the rides can be very long, sometimes up to and over an hour. We occasionally bought the paid Premier Access to skip waiting time. A quick option can also be the Single Ride entrance, you don't sit next to your partner, but you don't have to wait in line as long. After 9 p.m., the queues get much shorter. If you don't necessarily want to watch the fireworks every night (or are satisfied with back rows), it's the best option to wait in line only for a short time. We loved that you can meet your superhero in person, either with booked appointments or random walking in the street. Make nice memories and have fun!

I'm a huge Disney fan and have been to both US parks multiple times, so it bothers me to not give 5 stars. The reason for withholding one is due to the size. It's a very small park and you can do everything in about a half day. Plans to add lands and expansions will help. What is there is really nice and the Avengers coaster is a lot of fun. It's a nice park, just not one you'll spend a while day at.

Ahhhhhhhh Right let’s talk about being wealthy and being poor - if your poor you will feel it here at money pays for you to jump ques and get on every thing you want to…. The park is lovely but that ticket you buy is only really for access , the ques are awful and you won’t experience anything nice unless you shell out… The parades are great and so are the staff, You will commence your day by waiting as soon as you arrive even if you have hotel pack tickets which let you in early… The rides were great what we went on but please remember that your day is going to full of waiting which with children is awful.. A great place ruined by profiting…. Some one should do the maths on how many rides there are and how many people are going and tell you hey - welcome your going to wait 2hrs for most rides and some when you get there will break down, but don’t worry you can wait some more if you want …

Great short weekend getaway!! A couple of things: 1. You must buy your tickets in advance 2. It’s not too big and not too small 3. Disneyland Paris has their own champagne and it is a must try for all adults!!! 4. Wear good walking shoes because you’ll be walking a ton! 5. The food and snacks are a must try treat 6. It’s mostly in French (for people that are curious) very little things have other language options One of the happiest places on earth!!!

Love Disney!! We did 2 days whilst staying at parks nature! We booked the tickets via the dinsey website and used the Disney app whilst at the resort. Queues were short and shopping was good!

Wir waren leider ein wenig entäuscht, der Avengers Teil war sehr klein, habe ich mir mehr vorgestellt. Die Fanartikel in den Shops war auch nicht wirklich der Hit :/ Das Toystory Land war toll, schön gemacht und auch tolle Bahnen. Es war okey, aber ich hatte mir mehr erhofft von den Studios.

A fantastic park with a lot of fun rides for the larger kids. The live entertainment and shows are very entertaining. Although it feels predatory to have to pay 15 euros per person to make a reservation for a free show. The wait times can be a bit extreme, especially for Crush's coaster. Keep an eye on the app for the waiting times throughout the day to be ready to run to the attraction with the shortest wait.

Not everything is "perfect" but what is? A lot of thoughts on details and very friendly staff through and through. Great for all little guests and Disney fans. For everyone else also great to see at least once. You feel the magic as characters walking through the park show as much attention to adults as to the little ones. Everyone is special here!

Very nice experience. I suggest to buy the fast line pass. Because the lines and amount of people are huge. You can only enjoy 4 or 5 of the games because of the crouds. The least game to wait for without the pass is 60 minutes to 70 minutes. I regret not having the pass.

Fascinating animation studio of Walt Disney with thrilling rides for kids. But the most interesting are the theatre shows with live stage performances which will be captivating for audience. Queues are lengthy and school holidays are the busiest with waiting times over an hour. Ratatouille/ Spiderman/ Avengers rides are truly interactive and thrilling.

This is not my first amusement park and I have something to compare. If we consider that this park is 30 years old, then a lot can be done indulgence. Compared to Disney World in Orlando, this Disneyland in Paris is nowhere near. There are a lot of old attractions, with old chairs, against which the head beats very hard during the attraction. I think that for children under 10-12 years old it can still be interesting. The attraction Flight to the Moon, converted into Star Wars, looks unconvincing and ridiculous. We visited 2 parks here. Here are the attractions that are definitely worth a visit: Hotel Hollywood, Ratatouille, Cars, Star Tour, Pirates, RC Racer, Riverboat, Parachute drop. Convenient location, right next to the metro station. There are fountains with drinking water in the park. Park security is good. We had a Swiss folding knife with us, which was not allowed at the entrance. We left it in the luggage room at the metro station.

INCREDIBLE! This portion of Disney Paris was amazing for small children!! We took our 5 and 2 year olds and both were able to go on most of the rides. The rides were extremely family friendly and really provided a magical experience. Highly recommend!

A fun full day. Has rides for everyone. Kidz loved it. Best part is to pay once and enjoy all. Since the exciting rides have waiting time, a bit planning is required.

First time visiting and was most definitely magical. Such hard long days if I was to visit again I would definitely spread my visit out over more days as fitting it all in 2 days was extremely difficult so much walking involved with so much to do! Lots of food options and pit stops. The shops are amazing although I sadly couldn't find anywhere to purchase Disney villain items 😢

The Kingdom of Disney Perfect place for the whole family! An experience that must be experienced at least once in a lifetime. Recommends stocking up on food and drink / sandwiches / snacks / fruit Everything inside is really expensive. If you are already here do not miss a fireworks show at 23:00

This is a park that doesn't have the magic of Disneyland Park, but it does have the brilliant Tower of Terror so it's worth visiting just for that. It is sorely missing a good thrill coaster. Crush is a good coaster but it's too short and the wait time for it is crazy. The new Cars overlay on the studio tram tour is cute but not up to much and won't add to anyone's day at the park. RC Racer is a fun little half pipe but after 30 minutes in the queue line 3 passes are just not enough. The expansion of this park is crucial to its survival so roll on the new lands, especially the Iron Man coaster.

The park feels a little bit underwhelming since many attractions are closed and new areas won’t open until Summer 2022. It has the same concept as Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Orlando, but in smaller and less impressive scale. Highlights are definitely the Tower of Terror (one of the best Disney rides ever), Ratatouille (I love it!), Crush’s Coaster and Toy Story Land. You can easily visit it in half a day. I can’t wait for the Marvel area to open, it will definitely be an improvement to the park.

LOVED. Definitely buy tickets in advance. I would also really recommend buying the rapid pass because I was waiting in line for so long. It is okay without it... Just make sure to have a charger with you. Also!! Bring a backpack. When you go on rides, you will have to put your belongings behind your legs so the bigger the better.

Der kleine Bruder des Disneyland Parks aber meiner Meinung nach mittlerweile keineswegs mehr so schlecht wie er hier teilweise geredet wird. Klar ist es ein sehr kleiner Park vor allem wenn man aus dem großen Park rüber geht. Wir sprechen hier von einem halben Tag. Trotzdem sehr schön gemacht und es wird sich auch sehr viel Mühe gegeben, damit sich der Park stetig bessert.

Lovely park, it's a bit small but once they finish the lake and Frozen land it should be more substantial. It's a pity they aren't adding Galaxy Edge (yet) despite the artwork everywhere. Queue times given the size are fairly large, especially for Crush's coaster which was often over 100 minutes and easily reached an hour during the Magic Hour. The cars ride was closed which was disappointing especially as there's no Disaster Canyon here and this uses the same concept. The new Avengers Campus is really just Rock n Roller coaster rebranded (always short queues strangely) and the Spiderman ride which whilst fun, it's just another shooter with screens. Tower of Terror is brilliant as usual although different to the US version in that you enter the lift shaft and the ride begins immediately, there's no moving through the building section.

The park is in the middle of renovations so there isn't as much here as normal. Queues are a little longer as there is less to do. No stunt show anymore. New Avengers Campus is great and very excited about the planned expansion of the park. Come the end of the year/early next year it will be spectacular.

We have been a few times now. Its a good safe place to bring your children. Adults can have a lot of fun too, but you have to embrace the Disney theme and not let things bother you, such as the queues for the rides. The rides are fun, it's great to meet characters and a good place to relax and forget about the world. It is a holiday so the food can be expensive, but people are only there for a few days so that's ok. The staff or cast members are wonderful, very helpful and efficient in their work.

It was a great experience to visit the Disney studio... It is not that big like a disneyland Park but certainly it has a different things in here theatre experience and rides some and also there are plenty of shops cafe and also that park have marvel themed things from caption America to guardians of the galaxy so it was full of adventure and with kids they enjoy a lot..... So to spend best time you can go over there

Great park. I love the Avengers Campus. There's lots to do here and you can dodge the queues using the app. It gets quiet here in the evening so aim for the bigger rides then.

Breakdowns in the rides and exceptionally long queues is the main reason for the 3 stars. We enjoyed the rides we were able to ride- especially Ratatouille’s ride. We also really enjoyed the Magnum custom ice cream truck! We stood patiently in line for over 60 mins for the Marvel Avengers Spider-Man ride and it was cute (definitely interactive). We waited for over 90 minutes to ride tower of Terror (take snacks while you wait because the line starts outside then goes inside then goes upstairs). We stood in line twice for the Crush coaster (and both times it broke down and we had to wait a long while). We eventually rode it and enjoyed the thrill! ( be mindful it’s got some fast, jerky movements) We visited in May on a Wednesday (not during European holiday either). We queued in line to enter the park 60 minutes before it opened. Like definitely gets long and everyone runs towards Spider-Man.

Small but fun Disney park, could be done in one day no problem. Best ride would be Crush’s Coaster, but plenty of others too. Avengers Campus is really well done, and the forthcoming Frozen land will no doubt be amazing.

It’s always nice to come to Disney and relive the magic and wonders of the park. It’s beautiful during Christmas. I have an annual pass so it was easy to get in, but for people and tourists coming on the weekends it’s a bit hectic. I recommend arriving early and then leaving really late so you can take advantage of all the rides without long queues. It’s really wonderful

A truly unique experience! The whole atmosphere in the parks will take you back to your childhood in more than one way. Wear comfy shoes, wear SPF, and bring some ibuprofen with you, cause some of the roller coasters will make your head hurt a bit - but it's totally worth it 😂 We did both parks in one day - it's doable! We were lucky to find the parks pretty empty (July 15th!!!) and if you're okay with using the single rides, you'll have even more time for everything. I hope we'll be able to come back sometime in the future!

Worst disneypark. I wouldn't recommend yo pay for it. The attractions are not well mentioned and you can do all, pretty quickly. Their is only 2 attractions that are worth to visit, these are ratatouille and the Tower of terror. What about the marvel extension? It's.. pretty underwhelming, all I can say.

Amazing theme park! Smaller one than Disneyland but pretty amazing with great atractions, Marvel atractions with The characters around, Ratatouille zone, and the Amazing Tower! The entrance IS so good! Has restaurants, shops, atractions and many more! No doubt it's so proud also to worked on some of The movies of The studio!

For a secondary park this is great for the little ones. We stayed for 2 days and this was the first day visit which we cust short so missed the western side of the studios with the avengers exhibition so that was a little sad. Also sad we couldn't use the premier access twice on the same ride (which we could in the main park) as the 4 year old loved the cars ride. All in all a great place, but just baffled why it's its own entity and not just another wing of the main park.

Was great to see the Avengers Campus on our first visit since it opened. The characters and shows are good fun to watch. The new rides on campus are good. Spiderman web ride is worth the wait but avengers flight force was the best.

It is not as huge as the main park, but still the adventure rides & thematic sections are awesome. Ratatouille is the main attraction. Walt Disney Park is suited for those who love adventure. There are multiple restaurants & souvenir shops situate inside the park. If the queues are less, you can cover the Walt Disney park in 3-4 hours. There is a luggage store at Marne-la-Vallée Chessy Railway Station if you are coming directly from the airport. Avoid rainy days, as it could hamper the Disneyland vibe.

A great addition to the main theme park. It's not that big but has very exciting rides. We bought the combi ticket to visit the both parks in the same day. We spent around 3 hours in the Disney studios. Our favourite was the rattatouile ride. The single rider option was available for that and it saved us so much time. Studios is not that crowded as the main park, so we found it very peaceful. Do not forget to visit this as well in your visit to disneyland.

With Avengers Campus and the upcoming Frozen and Star Wars Land, this park slowly evolves to a one day park, which is great! Yet, a visit is only justifiable with a park hopper Ticket to Disneyland. The park simply is not offering enaugh yet. But Tower of Terror makes a visit an absolute MUST! By far the best attraction in the whole resort and probably one of the best in the world! Be aware tho that some shows, due to the lack of capacity, have wait times for several hours. I'm not joking!