I just went for the first time a couple months ago, so here are a few things I learned: 1. Paris weather is nuts. It will rain even if it isn’t in the forecast. Throw a poncho in your bag. Also, pack layers! 2. Premiere Pass isn’t really needed unless you’re going during a peak time. We bought the pass for Crush’s Coaster and that was it and we did just fine 3. The food is very meh at quick services. (Contd)

Hello from Paris! 🇫🇷 Disneyland Paris is my specialty — helping folks plan their trips is literally my full time job and my help is free. 😊 Even if you’ve already booked your trip (or if you’re just going for the day), I’ve got TONS of free helpful info under the FAQ section on this page: https://wishful.tips/paris — reach out for more help (or price quotes). when you’ve got your ideal travel dates in mind! - Chris 👋

How long are you going for and what sort of experienced are you most looking forward to? Thrill rides, classic Disney rides, shows, food, something else? I love DLP and love answering questions about it so feel free to ask me anything!

Space mountain at Paris Disney was a shock 😳 I screamed my lungs out

I assume you've visited the US parks so prepare yourself for a different experience. It's the same and then again, so different! In more practical terms, there are lots of construction walls up at the moment so lots of walking around them... and don't miss the shows! Some are better than anything I've seen in the US (or the West End, for that matter). Stay onsite if you can and enjoy the extra magic hour. If you come in winter, it's COLD so wrap up. Phantom Manor is the best.

go under the castle!