Family attractions at Disneyland® Paris

• It's a Small World
• Pirates of the Caribbean
• Peter Pan’s Flight
• Mad Hatter's Tea Cups
• Toy Soldiers Parachute Drop
• The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
• Family shows at Disneyland® Paris
• Tips for visiting Disneyland® Paris

In Fantasyland, take a magical, unforgettable trip around the world presented through dolls from numerous countries in the It's a Small World attraction. 

Before going inside, take a look at the spectacular, multi-coloured façade of the attraction, with figures emerging from the top of the clock every quarter-hour. 

Inside, one of the park's iconic attractions awaits. Dressed in magnificent costumes, the figures dance and sing "It's a small world" in every language. 

This famous song was composed by the creators of the music “Mary Poppins”. Ideal for young children. 

This time, we're heading to Adventureland for the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. From the moment you enter the attraction, you'll be plunged into the world of pirates, with its decor of boats and suspension bridges. 

Settle into your little boat, ready to explore the mysterious caves of the Pirates of the Caribbean. Captain Jack Sparrow and his crew guide you through a maze of alleyways, from a fortress devastated by fighting, to dank dungeons, and finally, to a moonlit lagoon...

The ride features magnificent, fairly dark scenery, and some sensational descents! A must-see attraction at Disneyland® Paris. 

Set sail on a magical galleon through the starlit skies of London, bound for Neverland. In Peter Pan's Flight, aboard a suspended boat, we travel through the children's bedrooms, the starry London sky, the island of Neverland, the Indian village, and Mermaid Lagoon. 

We also see the island's famous characters: Tiger Lily, Mr Smee, Tick-Tock the crocodile, and Captain Hook! Here, the rails are located above the gondola, making you feel like you are flying. 

A must-see, magical attraction that has been there since the park opened in 1992. Beware, as this is one of the most popular attractions, there are often long queues. Take precautions and use the app to get there at the right time. 

Fancy a tea party? Climb aboard the Mad Hatter's Tea Cups and enter the world of Alice in Wonderland. The Mad Hatter has invited you to slip into one of his gigantic tea cups, to spin around and around to the sound of festive music.

All the swirling and twirling is guaranteed to have you laughing out loud.

Each cup has a handwheel to control the direction and speed of rotation. If you're not afraid of thrills, turn the wheel and hang on! 

3, 2, 1, Go! At Walt Disney Studios Park, you can parachute in Toy Soldiers Parachute Drop! 

Taken from the Toy Story universe, the attraction puts you in the body of a little plastic soldier, tasked with joining the ranks of Andy's toys. So get ready for a dizzying 25-metre drop over a military base full of watchtowers and oversized toy soldiers. For thrill-seekers only, even if the attraction is accessible to visitors over 81 cm tall. 

Our favourite attraction has to be The Tower of Terror! Here, you’ll find yourself in a haunted hotel with a fourth-dimensional atmosphere. Hold on tight, because the sensations are strong, and even the bellhops around you are not always very welcoming!

For teenagers looking for a thrill. 

The big parade during the day

To the accompaniment of lively music, head to Main Street, U.S.A. to watch all the Disney characters parade past on their colourful floats. 

A Million Splashes of Colour

From 10 February, head to Sleeping Beauty Castle to enjoy a new daytime show with lots of singing, dancing and unforgettable stories and music performed by Mickey, Timon, Joy, Mirabel, and other Disney and Pixar Characters. Until 30 September 2024.

The night show over the Castle

As night falls, head for the Castle. Every evening, the starry skies above Sleeping Beauty Castle are decked out in a thousand colours for the Disney Electrical Sky Parade (until 30 September 2024). 
Up to 500 drones take to the skies in the form of luminous floats, just before giving way to the Disney Dreams night show. On the programme: fireworks and breathtaking effects over the Castle!
 

Broadway-style shows

Attend one of the Broadway-style shows featuring Disney and Pixar characters, such as "The Lion King: Rhythms of the Pride Lands". 
Access is free with your Disney Park Ticket, just join the queue on the day and enjoy!

New show at Walt Disney Studios Park

In spring 2024, discover a brand-new show based on the world of Alice in Wonderland, to be seen in Walt Disney Studios Park.
Please note: all shows and parades are included in your Disneyland® Paris ticket. To get the most out of your visit and make sure you don't miss any shows, check out all the information (times, locations) on shows and parades on the Disneyland Paris mobile app. 

• Download the Disneyland® Paris mobile app to help you plan your visit: find a map of the park, the day's programme of shows, the places where you can meet your favourite Disney characters, view the waiting times for each attraction, and make the most of your visit. 
• To avoid crowds, give preference to weekdays and periods outside school holidays if possible. 
• Ideally, if you are visiting the 2 parks in a single day, start with Walt Disney Studios Park, which is less busy at the beginning of the day.
• Try to have a later lunch, to avoid waiting in the park's restaurants and enjoy the attractions when there are fewer people. 
• To avoid the lunchtime crowds, you can walk a little and eat in the restaurants in Disney Village or in the hotels.
• If you want to go shopping without having to carry your bags around all day, take advantage of the Shopping Service, which allows you to collect your purchases at the exit (or at your hotel if you're staying on site). 
• Visit the most popular attractions during parades or at the end of the day.
• For a tour of the park by train, choose the less crowded Fantasyland or Frontierland stations.