This Pirates of the Caribbean is slightly different than the original…read more They kept a few things the parks in the states removed during their last renovations, but similar to Disneyland California Paris removed or never had a few things that were a bit on the saucier side. The ride itself is longer than the original and a little less realistic - I'd say the animatronics are weaker and a little more doll like, but it has some of the classic vibes and I personally thought the air quality was better than expected. It is a must do at Disneyland Paris? No. But we had Premier Access so there was no reason not to try it out and see what their version was like, so if you're in the same boat I'd definitely recommend trying it out. However all in all, if there's a wait time past 20 minutes and you've been on another version and don't have PA, I think this version could easily be skipped.

So so good! Love this version and the queue is SO GOOD! Mostly inside…read more Ride is longer and almost feels like two parts-the first half and the. The second half that incorporates more of the films. We both agree it was better than WDW Also If you came at night when. Or busy you may get your own boat if you ask nicely

Fantastic place. Like a little oasis of happiness in this world. Unbelievable. Theater and live,…read morenature and human being to become one in this amazing creativity lab. Thank you for this possibility to feel it. Rusya and Rita

From the owner: L'ancienne chocolaterie Menier Depuis 1995 Nestlé a installé son siège à Noisiel et a ainsi offert…read moreà ses salariés, 60000m² de bâtiments ainsi qu'un cadre de travail exceptionnel. Le site comprend en effet le moulin dans lequel le fondateur des chocolats Menier installa jadis son activité. Le lieu, qui a été le premier bâtiment industriel du monde à présenter une structure de façade métallique porteuse, a été classé bâtiment historique en 1992. De nombreux éléments architecturaux participent au prestige de ce site d'exception, notamment La Halle Eiffel, Le Pont Hardi, Les salles de la Cathédrale ainsi que leurs colonnes, La Colonnade (vaste couloir bordé de galeries), L'Atrium et La rivière Sèche (création contemporaine de Dominique Bailly).

From the owner: L'abbaye ouverte à tous Au fond du parc s'étire cette abbaye fondée en 1228 par Saint-Louis, qui…read moreabrite notamment un cloître, un superbe réfectoire et une bibliothèque. Un magnifique parc ainsi qu'un jardin d'inspiration médiévale viennent compléter ce lieu. Plus qu'un musée, c'est un vrai lieu de vie. Un festival de musique y est organisé de juin à septembre, une Fondation soutient son activité et 4 jours en octobre, des ateliers sont proposés aux enfants (tailleur de pierre, danse médiévale...). Royaumont organise aussi des séminaires et des réceptions d'exception (minimum 10 personnes) avec possibilité de manger et dormir sur place.

I've only read about the troves of people that go to the Palace of Versailles and it had deterred…read moreme from wanting to go there. We found Chateau de Fontainebleau as a great alternative that is less crowded and decided to go. This palace is MASSIVE. Actually, massive is still an understatement. The courtyard itself is the size of a small town and the gardens behind the palace are the size of a small city. Unfortunately, we arrived with only a 2-3 hours before closing so we had to rush through the majority of the palace without reading the descriptions just to be able to see as much as we could. Be aware that the ballroom closes earlier than the Chateau so if you are visiting towards closing, you may be diverted elsewhere and miss out on certain rooms. We were one of the last ones admitted to the ballroom before they closed and then continued our self guided tour after we left.

Great palace to visit in France. This place is a residence of king, meeting the emperor Napoleon,…read moreand source of inspiration and treasures. This palace built during 12th century as medieval palace. It has been through many kings. It was build bit by bit to current palace. The chateau contain building, museum, garden, and park. It is difficult to complete entire park. The building only open certain sectors. It is part of UNESCO world heritage site. The grand apartment hallway is beautiful and same as the library. The king and queen room is beautiful. There is very details museum for Napoleon. It includes the emperor campaign. The tent and room use by Napoleon. The collection includes the Marie Louise personal item and more. The palace is well decorated. Furnitures are look prestige. The garden is huge. But I think the garden is very bare.

From someone who has been to Disney World many times, DLP did not disappoint. It was charming and…read morebeautiful. My family liked Disneyland Park better. There were more rides and things to do this side. Adventure World was great too, but not as many rides and things to do for us. The drone show was amazing! Several complaints. First, as a tourist attraction, the cast members should be able to speak and understand English better. We tried to ask questions or ordered something, and the CMs misunderstood us or could not answer our questions. Next, the bus: maybe it's a French culture thing? In USA the people know to always let all passengers off first before boarding the bus. At DLP no one waited. The bus has three doors, which made it even worse. Last, and the worst of all... people were smoking and vaping all the time. There is no one to enforce the no smoking rule. All the supposedly smoking areas are around toilets. Really really bad.

I think Disneyland Paris is great for locals, but if you live in the states, the best part of the…read morepark is how fantastic the pins are. While we absolutely adored Tokyo Disney, which is unique from it's merch to it's rides, Disneyland Paris feels like a logistically difficult echo to what's in the states. The TGV train from the airport wasn't great and getting picked up by Uber at the station was rife with scams. We felt generally that the park was not worth the hassle you go through to transit there (somewhat similar to my feelings on WDW actually). That being said the food was good and I enjoyed trying our Premier Access for rides (it made our visit a lot more smooth) but all in all I don't see us coming back as there's not much here that's unique outside of their fantastically large pins.