Forming the iconic backdrop of Frontierland, Big Thunder Mountain is a fast-paced, runaway train ride that is great for the whole family. Big Thunder Mountain is one of the bigger, more rollercoastery rides at Disneyland Paris so a height restriction of 1. Travelling at some speed through the mountains, twist and turn as the runaway mine cart takes you on an incredible journey.
The train journeys through an abandoned and apparently haunted mining town, which is stunningly created along the tracks. Fly through the galaxy as a rebel fighter in this Star Wars themed roller coaster in Discoveryland.
Featuring big drops and fast turns, this is not a roller coaster for the faint hearted. This is a really unique take on a roller coaster as you fly around X-Wings and Tie-Fighters, all while dodging laser blasts with rebel radio chatter in your ears.
Hyperspace Mountain is one of the biggest roller coasters at Disneyland Paris and features big drops and is very fast so it does have a height restriction of 1. This makes it better for older kids and above, and the storyline makes it much more immersive for Star Wars fans. In fact, everyone should ride it at least once! With over 60 different missions, you can ride it again and again and still experience something new.
Unique to Disneyland Paris, the iconic castle is an attraction in its own right. There are incredible details throughout the castle that are a real wonder to behold, including a life size animatronic dragon in the dungeons! The stained glass windows that tell the story are also stunning, especially when hit by the wonderful Parisian summer sun.
Feed your competitive side with this great Disneyland Paris ride in Discoveryland, where you get to shoot lasers at the Evil Emperor Zurg — competing to get the highest score! This ride is not unique to Disneyland Paris and you can ride the Laser Blast at the other parks, but in our opinion, the Disneyland Paris offering is much better than the others. This version of the ride is longer than that of the other parks and features more different scenes for you to shoot at.
Not only do you receive individual scores so you know who won out of your party, it also tells you what level you reached which then corresponds with a code name you can discover on your way out of the ride. And for good reason. Everyone will love the gentle enchanted ship ride through the story of Peter Pan, the flight over London is someone everyone should see at least once in their life, at least!
Unlike the other parks, the Disneyland Paris ride offers a fastpass so you can skip the queue. You start outside and travel into the ride where you are surrounded by smiling animatronics, singing a song that is likely to stay with you the rest of the trip!
Enjoy the many different nationalities, sharing a song designed to show guests that no one is that different and to be kind to others. Then travel back out into the sunshine, hopefully feeling happier than when you went in. Located in Fantasyland, the Snow Ride is a stunning ride to see. The ride itself is also beautifully designed, however as the name would suggest it is in French. That being said, even without understanding the commentary, you can follow the ride quite easily and the visuals are stunning.
Live the fairy tale of sleeping beauty inside the Sleeping Beauty castle through lavishly illustrated books, rich tapestries, and truly majestic stained glass windows. Brace yourself for some nasty, seafaring secrets as you wander the corridors. Pinnochio and his friend Jiminy Cricket will take you on an incredible journey as they face some familiar foes. Watch Pinocchio dance with puppets, get locked by Stromboli and transform into a real boy at the end.
Sit in an oversized cup and prepare yourself for a whimsical whirl around a giant teapot. Each teacup includes a wheel that lets you control the direction and speed of your spin. Be a captain of your own vessel as you ride it around a galaxy of planets high above the sights and sounds of Discovery Land.
Captain Jack Sparrow and his crew will take you on board to man the deck and hoist the rigging as he sets on a clumsy quest to unearth hidden treasures.
Test your eyes and shooting skills with a shooting range full of interesting targets like prickly cacti to Peg-Leg Pete. There is an extra charge for this attraction. Surrounded by a square of trees and home to an occasionally waking dragon, the Sleeping beauty castle is the most famous foot landmark that boasts soaring spires, ornate turrets, regal royal-blue rooftops, stained glass windows, and tapestries.
Board a Starspeeder and take off on a thrilling 3D voyage to discover distant destinations, encounter famous characters and jump into a stunning scene inspired by Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Attend a briefing from Admiral Ackbar and set out on a mission to pilot a reconnaissance vessel and spy on an Imperial Star Destroyer in this thrilling ride into space. Hop in one of the two majestic 19th Century-style paddleboats Mark Twain and Molly Brown and witness a whole new view of Big Thunder Mountain, Wilderness Island and cascading waterfalls along the way.
Hop onto a runaway wagon and race in and around a mysterious, dark jungle to experience a look-alike of the temple run game. Board a colorful galleon, fly over the starlit London to see famous sites like Big Ben and Tower Bridge and witness many scenes from the unforgettable Never Land made famous from the Disney movie, Peter Pan.
Do you love haunted houses and the thrill of sudden surprises? If yes, then the Phantom Manor will give you goosebumps with its happy haunts hiding one dark, nasty secret. For very popular attractions, sometimes the queue is so long that that waiting time can even exceed one and a half hours. Big Thunder Mountain 3. Dumbo the Flying Elephant 5. Princess Pavilion during scheduled times 6. Autopia 2. Blanche-Neige et les Sept Nains 3.
Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast 4. Cars Quatre Roues Rallye 5. Disneyland Railroad Discoveryland Station 6. Disneyland Railroad Main Street Station 7. Meet Mickey Mouse during scheduled times 9. Child suitability One of the most common questions from parents is: Will this ride be suitable for my children? This often depends on just how brave your children are! If they fulfill all the requirements, explain the experience to them and let them decide!
You could ride the attraction first yourself to get an idea of the experience. Our Guidebook pages give useful hints and tips about each ride, including recommended age groups. Read through and you'll know what to expect. Useful Links. COM Ready to go?
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