Orlando P.

As a Disney Fan, I appreciate how the Walt Disney Studios highlights the special magic of Walt Disney. The grounds were exceptional and the buildings were very well designed and constructed. We were able to get a reservation at the Bistro Chez Remy and the restaurant was lovely and engaging and very enjoyable to be at. The employees were great and friendly.

Britney M.

This park is better than Disneyland Paris. You must come here. The main park was pretty boring compared to this park. California adventure back home, has both Disneyland Paris and Walt Disney Studios beat by far!! The food options were nice at Walt Disney Studios. Do you want a French baguette with melted gooey cheese on top? They have that here! Right off the cheese wheel too! Yum!! There's different areas for food that are inspired from different areas in the world; Asia, Italia, etc. The pizza at Italia was really yummy! They need more places to sit down though. People were practically fighting for tables with chairs. Great park. A must see

Jordan C.

Disney Studios Paris was a pleasant treat. The size is small enough to navigate without too much trouble while still having a good variety of rides, including a very good Tower of Terror. The location is almost right next to the main Disney park which makes buying access to both a great value if you are spending the entire day here. We went on an overcast November day and the crowds were very manageable which was wonderful. Having visited the Orlando parks where even on the lowest attendance days there are thousands of people waiting in every line, this was a pleasant change of pace.

Alexander Y.

Originally wasn't going to visit Walt Disney Studios. But after seeing how cheap a park hopper ticket was, I had to come here too on my trip to the Disneyland Paris resort. Walt Disney Studios is generally similar to Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World, but not quite the same. The most striking differences are Avengers Campus being here as well as Worlds of Pixar, which includes a significant section for Ratatouille. I did enjoy Ratatouille: The Adventure, which is a trackless ride that is very similar to Rise of the Resistance back home. Aside from that, it's not a very big park. Similarly to Disneyland Paris, park attendance is super low. You could've gotten on to many rides without much of a wait. Premier Access was not needed here except maybe for Crush's Coaster. And similarly to Disneyland Paris, they sure love their rollercoasters here. Both Crush's Coaster and Avengers Assemble: Flight Force are heavy-duty rollercoasters. Did try some of the food at Stark Factory and it was decent, much better than the food I had at Disneyland Paris. As with Disneyland Paris, all Cast Members speak French and English. It was interesting watching a show, as it was both in French and English. Glad to have visited, but no need to come back as there are so many other things to do in Paris.

Ginette P.

We of course got tickets for both parks u can easily walk between them as they are right next to each other a 5 minute walk maybe. They also have a train u can ride which is nice. I was excited for this park as they also have a Tower of Terror ride which is my favorite, it's shorter than the Orlando park & not as elaborate but it's still fun to give it a try. There's a small Marvel area, Toy Story a & very cute area for Ratatouille which is fitting for the park & area. This park seems smaller than the other, they certainly try their best to showcase some of the popular things they do have a decent variety that showcases a little bit of everything. U can easily visit both parks in one day & still see everything u want with out missing much. The park was not crazy crowded which helped, nicely decorated we had an enjoyable day.

Steven W.

Walt Disney Studios is truly a blend of Orlando's Hollywood Studios with Anaheim's California Adventure. The park is relatively small but has some good classic rides such as Tower of Terror, Ratatouille, Avenger's Assemble Roller Coaster (which no other theme park has). The Tower of Terror here seems scarier than the others. They have shows for kids and a pixar theme land which is cute for kids as well.

Eric B.

This is a fairly small park located right across from Disneyland Paris, but it's worth a visit. We did one day two park pass which was pretty affordable compared to the prices for US parks. You can reach Disney with a pretty easy 45 minute RER (train) ride from Paris. Currently you'll first pass through a health check, so make sure you have your French health pass ready on the French COVID app. Then you'll pass through security and finally a ticket check. The park is quite small inside, but it's still fun. The Tower of Terror is still the spooky theme here and not the Guardians of the Galaxy theme. The Ratatouille section is incredibly cute, and I would say this ride is our favorite in this park. The ride mechanism is similar to Mystic Manor in Hong Kong. The traditional Fast Pass system is gone and replaced with line passes you will need to buy using the Disneyland Paris app which I highly recommend you download. Even if you don't buy any of the line passes, the app contains current wait times and maps and other useful information. Prices seemed to range from 5 to 14 euros per person per line pass. A small park but still worth a visit!

George L.

December 8th, 2021. It was a long journey as an American to get into France, but doable. Compared to Anaheim or Disney world, Disney Paris is cheap! I managed to snag a 2 park ticket for Disney Paris for basically the price of a one park Disney Anaheim ticket. It's only 1/10th the size of Disney World in Orlando, but the small size and short waits in winter make it possible to ride all the rides in both parks in a single day. To get in, you'll need a EU digital COVID certificate for 36 euros. This is done at any French pharmacy where they convert your CDC card into a EU COVID pass. It's also useful when traveling the rest of Europe as the French pass is valid for the entire EU. Public transportation can take you straight to the entrance for 8.60 euros each way. Far more convenient than driving and you can go to Paris and back just by train which is fast and comfortable. It's cool seeing that familiar yet different side of Disney. The Indiana Jones ride is more roller coaster and less dark. The finding Nemo ride (crush coaster) is also a roller coaster compared to the boring submarine that we get stateside. My favorite has to be the unique Ratatouille ride which was charming and only in Paris as far as I know. Probably the most accurate when dubbed in French. The fast passes are also paid only, which you use the Disney app to buy fast passes for a particular ride. Not that you need it if you're early in the parks and in winter, but in the summer I can see this being useful. The park is most similar to California Adventure and Disneyland Anaheim, but I feel like you have to buy a 2 park pass or you're just not going to feel like it's worth it. Layout is slightly different to accommodate the outdoor cafes that you see in France a lot. The food choices are the same, I guess french people want to eat faux-american food here. All the staff are fluent in English. The park did close earlier than usual due to a private event, so no fireworks unfortunately. Overall, nice park in the winter but bring a jacket as it is cold.

Mike K.

It wasn't disappointing because I knew what to expect. I've heard a lot about how lacking this park is, though it did have more than I expected due to recent expansions. I wasn't even planning on visiting this park but I finished up in Disneyland pretty early and decided to hop over while I was waiting for the fireworks. I basically did everything that I wanted to in the Studios in about two and a half hours. If the park hopper pass is a reasonable price, I would definitely recommend going to the Studios for a few hours. There are some very fun rides and a lot of places to eat. But don't make a whole day of this park.

Daryl D.

Is this the Universal Studios of Disneyland? Because it feels like it. When I visited Walt Disney Studios, sadly, most of the attractions were closed. When you enter the park you enter a huge studio warehouse and inside it feels like you are in a Las Vegas casino. There are restaurant and stores everywhere. I think what gives it even more of a Vegas vibe is the neon lights around the place. When you are out of the entrance you get to explore the park. I had to visit Toy Story Land and Tower of Terror. They were fun rides and they are better than the rides at my "home Disney" at Disneyland. The Rock n Roll Roller Coaster with Aerosmith was also a surprise. The speed of the ride was a great adrenaline rush.

Nancee M.

As others have stated this is a half day park depending how busy the park is. When we visited at the end of October it was pretty busy so we had to pick and chose what we really wanted to see and do. Since my main goal was to ride Ratatouille, which I highly recommend, get there early because the line gets long or get a fast pass when you arrive. They also have the single rider option if you don't mind riding a part from your party. With that being said, the entrance to this park is like none I have ever been too. You walk through a covered food court type building in order to get to the rest of the park. Then from there it doesn't have the typical layout of a Disney park like you may be used to. We opted to go on the Backstage Tour first since neither of my friends had ever been on it in Florida and now they can't because that attraction is gone. So it was fun to see how things are don't in France. While some of it is the same, there is a huge ending element that is worth the tour, that I will not spoil. I wish we could have spent two days between the two park so we could have spent more time riding rides in both, I would have loved to ride the Crush Coaster and some of the other rides in the Toy Story Area. I would have also have loved to Eat at Remmy's restaurant. The one thing I missed about both parks is there wasn't a Mickey Bar to be found. :( Just Ben and Jerry's. I hope to return some day and spend more time here and see the shows as well! Have a magical time!

Tom S.

Annette in customer service was very helpful. Premier not working and cluster. She helped with a pass so one ride did help. Much like Disney in the United States, the park is crowded, dirty and not helpful. long lines for food and overall, just a sad experience. this is my second time, and i don't need to go back. #boycottherat

Corissa L.

This place is really only worth going to if you have a Park Hopper for a combined visit at Disneyland Paris. It's really small, there are only a few attractions, and the waits were long when I visited. For example, 85 minutes for the Crush ride. Also, I don't think the Crush ride was fully operational when we visited. The coaster on the track was fine, but it was just going through a dark track. I believe there is suppose to be animations throughout the ride that we're not working. To me, Disney is all about the animations and less about the ride track, so this was a huge disappointment. What was worse was that it was not acknowledged and they just kept sending people on the dark ride. Ratatouille was a cool 4D experience and only exists in this park, so there are a few things to experience that you won't get at any other park. I have read that the Disney Paris parks have issues with maintenance and staff and that really did affect my overall experience. See my review on Disneyland Paris.