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Welcome to a season of Easter magic, where the spirit of sharing
and the beauty of new life is celebrated all around you with
exciting shows, tasty treats and stunning decorations.
Disneyland Park invites children of all ages to enjoy this most
enchanting Easter season, along with a host of popular characters
from Disney�s Classic animated feature, Alice in Wonderland.
Wonders are most definitely guaranteed! | The
flowers are blooming, the leaves are opening, the water is
sparkling and the sun is shining – Springtime is here!
Celebrate the magic of new life with all the sights, sounds and
smells of this wonderful season, and discover a wonderland of
colour and life. Disneyland Park’s gardens are more
beautiful than ever, and in the enchanted kingdom of Fantasyland
you’re invited to step “through the looking glass” and discover a
most intriguing land where the grass is green, the colours are
vibrant, the rabbits are late and there’s always a tea party going
on. This is the magical world of Alice In Wonderland, coming
to life in Fantasyland bigger and bolder than ever before to
celebrate the season of Easter and the magic of Springtime. | A
symphony of sights and sounds brings Easter to life with
well-known characters and enchanting musical performances
throughout the day. Watch the colourful flowers sway to a
springtime rhythm or laugh along with Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum
as the White Rabbit rushes off to another important appointment.
The delightful world of Wonderland is full of interesting
characters around every corner, all ready for a friendly meet ‘n’
greet and even an autograph! | Hunt
for scrumptious Easter Eggs in the confusing Alice’s Curious
Labyrinth, or join in the exciting Easter egg-tivities on the
terrace of The Old Mill and throughout the magical Easter Village.
In these eggs-traordinary workshops you can create your own
chocolate masterpieces and decorated eggs – but the question is:
how long will these tasty decorated treats stay like that?!
If you’re full of chocolate and following the White Rabbit has
exhausted you, then settle down and take a seat in the enchanting
Fantasy Festival Stage theatre where the colourful “Welcome to
Wonderland” show takes you into Alice’s dreams and from a bright
and cheerful Victorian “Good Morning!” to a whimsical and wacky
“Mad Tea Party”. | The
magic of Easter and the beauty of Springtime joins together with
the enchantment of Disneyland Park to create a bright, colourful,
overwhelming experience that you’ll never forget. Just
don’t be late! | | | | | |  |
Alice’s Curious Labyrinth is the centre of the Easter
celebrations, as live characters from Wonderland entertain
guests inside and outside the mysterious maze. At selected
times throughout the day, the labyrinth is closed to allow
preparations for the magical Easter Egg Hunts to take place.
Once complete, the waiting children are slowly allowed to enter
the labyrinth until the Egg Hunt capacity is reached. |
Inside the labyrinth of Wonderland, children need to find an
Easter Token to claim their prize. Luckily, though, some
of Wonderland’s more caring characters are around to help them
out, whilst the Queen of Hearts’ guards watch out for rule
breakers. Once the children have found a token, they head
for the exit and swap it with the friendly Victorian locals for
a special tasty Disney Easter Egg! |
Discover tasty Easter delights and colourful Springtime craft
creations in the tents amongst the White Rabbit and March Hare’s
cottages in the Easter Village. Children can learn some
creative crafts with the help of trained professionals, such as
Springtime-inspired Origami creations and tasty chocolate-dipped
delights! | If
they’re still feeling creative, head over to the Egg Decorating
workshop where children can colour and decorate an egg shell to
create a personalised souvenir of their Easter adventure!
And what about the adults? They can delight in the amazing
displays of finely crafted chocolate displays and sculptures –
all fortunately protected from hungry guests by glass surrounds! | | | | | |  | Take a
seat in the Fantasy Festival Stage and join Alice, the Mad Hatter
and all their whimsical friends as Alice journeys into her dreams
to discover the sights and sounds of the magical world of
Wonderland. This charming show can only be seen during
Disney’s Easter Festival, and it features many pieces of music from
the Disney Animated Classic. During the 20 minutes of on-stage
fun, the Wonderland locals will amuse you with their
celebration of the beauty and enchantment of Springtime as they
welcome Alice – and you – into their bizarre existence… | It all
begins with a �Golden Afternoon� in the luscious English
countryside, as Alice sits peacefully on a bench and studies her
book before drifting off into her daydreams. Suddenly she’s
in a different, mysterious place where dimensions don’t quite
match up. Does that corridor really get smaller? How
can Alice possibly fit through such a tiny door?! | Once
she’s solved the riddle, she stumbles out into the beautiful
countryside of Wonderland, where the flowers begin to sway
in the breeze and sing! Alice has a delightful encounter
with Daffodils, Tiger Lilies and more as they sing and dance all
around her, uplifting every soul with their
good humour and bright colours. | To end
your journey into Wonderland, what could be a better finale than a
fantastical wacky Mad Tea Party, organised by the Mad Hatter
himself! The cups, plates and tea pots will come to life as
the “Unbirthday” celebration begins! Is everything ready?
Tea, two spoons, jam, mustard? Mustard?! Don’t
let’s be silly! | | | | | | | | | | | You
can discover more about the season by visiting the special DLRP
Magic! Easter Mini-Site from the 2005 season. | | | |
2005 Mini-Site > | | | | | | | |  | | 2006
Times | | TBA | | |  | Egg
Hunts | � In
2005, the Easter Egg Hunts took place inside Alice’s Curious
Labyrinth. There were four hunts per day with separate
hunts for different age groups, with children having to find a
token within the maze which could then be swapped for a Disney
Easter gift at the exit of the maze. | | |
Easter Crafts | � It
is recommended that you allow you children to take part in the
various craft activities in the “Easter Village” as early in the
day as possible, since they become busier throughout the day and
may begin to close towards the end of the day. | �
The Easter Craft workshops allow children to create some unique
souvenirs of their magical Easter experience in Disneyland Park,
but remember – they will want to spend a large amount of time
perfecting their works of art, so be prepared for the activities
to quickly eat up some of your time in the park! | | |
Welcome to Wonderland | � It
is advised to arrive between 15 and 20 minutes before your
selected performance to get a seat, but on busier days arriving
up to 30 minutes in advance is best. | | | | | | |
