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| Who says Disneyland is just for children? Join the large – and rapidly growing – numbers of young adults, couples and adults who visit the magic each year just for themselves. With the best rides in Europe and some of the most spectacular – not to mention unbelievable – places and landscapes, it’s an escape from the ordinary that will take you right back to the joys of childhood. Top Attractions for you… Disneyland Park -
Big Thunder Mountain Western thrills – hang onto your hats and glasses! -
Pirates of the Caribbean Play at pirates in the best themed attraction ever. -
Space Mountain: Mission 2 The edge of the universe is closer than you think… -
Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast Test your competitive edge with Star Command. -
Star Tours Remember the first Star Wars? You’ll never forget your first Star Tours… -
Phantom Manor A ravishing bride, a vanishing groom – now 999 spooks await your visit… Walt Disney Studios Park -
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Fall 13 stories faster than gravity into ghostly Hollywood hotel legend. -
CinéMagique Fantasy, comedy and romance in one. The film of all films. Unmissable. -
Crush’s Coaster Grab shell dude! A most awesome coaster rips and rides through the EAC! -
Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster starring Aerosmith Rock love, lights and music in a roller coaster! And for a quiet escape… -
Thunder Mesa Riverboat Landing Glide gently around the stunning “natural” beauty of the Far West, in Paris. -
Adventure Isle Remember exploring for hours? Remember losing track of time? No map, just pure, brilliant escapism. -
La Galerie de la Belle au Bois Dormant Stained-glass windows and tapestries, Disney-style. -
Le Pays des Contes de Fées All your favourite storybook memories in minature. -
Les Mystères du Nautilus Journey back to a time when this giant squid was your greatest fear! -
PanoraMagique Soar up to 100 metres above the resort and take in the dramatic sight of Disneyland from the air. | Dining for you… -
Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show Cowboys and Indians come to life bigger and better than you could ever have imagined – with a barbecue feast, too. -
California Grill The top restaurant at Disneyland Hotel is open for all park guests and doesn’t disappoint. -
Blue Lagoon Restaurant Delicious seafood by the warm waters of the Caribbean, tranquil now from their pirate attack, as fireflys dance through the sky. -
Fuente del Oro Restaurante On a budget, you can’t go wrong with Mexican fajitas, tortillas and other spicy snacks. Look out for the restaurant’s free-flying birds! -
Cookie Kitchen & Boardwalk Candy Palace If you’re going to treat yourself, do it properly – head to Main Street USA and indulge in delicious sweets, cakes and pastries from a time gone by – made fresh here. Hotels for you… -
Disneyland Hotel If romance is in your sights, you can find nowhere more elegant, nowhere more magical. Subtle Disney touches inside keep the magic close, whilst outside you couldn’t get much closer – you’re right above the park entrance! -
Disney’s Hotel New York The buzz and excitement of New York returns to its sister city with elegant rooms, top amenities, dining and… Disney touches. -
Disney’s Sequoia Lodge Whilst you live the magic during the day amongst the masses, return at night to a calm, rustic and romantic retreat amongst the trees. -
Disney’s Hotel Cheyenne Second childhoods don’t get much better than spending the night in a real cowboy town. And now, you’re old enough to visit the saloon! -
Hotel L’Élyée Val d’Europe Just a few minutes from the parks, the new town of Val d’Europe hosts this Disney-owned Parisian-style town hotel perfect for older guests. Especially if you’re visiting Paris itself – it’s literally a stone’s throw from the RER train station. | |