DisneyLand Paris

Trains

Fortunately for first-time visitors to Disneyland Paris, the theme park complex has one rail station sitting just outside the park entrance. Actually, the trains depart from Paris every 20 minutes which makes it very convenient to look for Disneyland Paris using the trains. If you opt to travel by car rather than by the Paris trains, there are usually two points of origin – the airport, and the A4. Traveling by car is often selected by those who rent vehicles for private use. However, not only is traveling by car more expensive then traveling by train, you may find yourself getting lost along the way in unfamiliar territory. If you time your visit for Saturday evening, you might be just in time for the weekly fireworks.

PanoraMagique

Disneyland Paris has a special balloon ride that even the toddlers wouldn’t be afraid of going on – and it is called PanoraMagique. In this balloon ride, passengers experience quite a smooth climb to the altitude of 100 feet above ground where one can look around and be awed by the views from that height. Actually, the PanoraMagique balloon is powered by tethered helium rather than the conventional hot air burners which are riskier to use. Disneyland Paris charges each adult passenger 12 euros per ride, and each child within ages three to twelve just 6 euros per ride. Children less than three years of age get to ride at no charge. One tip though: try buying entrance passes to the park itself from UK Disney Stores.

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Contact Information

DisneyLand Paris
Marne-la-Vallée / Chessy
77700 Paris

Tel. +44990030303

http://http://www.disneylandparis.com.