The Dreamy Pink Disney Castle 🇫🇷

Disneyland Paris has been on my wishlist for so long and I finally got to visit last week, and I cannot recommend it enough! Here are some tips: 1. The parks have 2 zones, the Walt Disney Studios (where the more thrilling rides are located) and The Disneyland Park (where the castle, parades and fireworks are). The entire park was NOT that big so please GET THE PARK-HOPPER TICKET so you can visit both parks in one day. 2. Unless you’re someone who would spend hours on taking photos, I don’t recommend going super early in the morning at like 930, as that would be the most crowded time when the park just opens. 3. Go in weekdays instead of weekends, for obvious reasons. Please also check the calendar view when purchasing tickets as sometimes the tickets are particularly cheap on Tue/ Wed My suggested itinerary would be: Get to Walt Disney Studio Park at 11am-noon and go for the most exciting rides first, including the Tower of Terror (similar to Tokyo one but scarier- kudos to the staff!), Avengers roller coaster, Ratatouille (10/10 must go! And it’s Paris-disney-limited), Crush’s coaster (huge surprise from a seemingly children’s ride, highly recommended as well! Also known to have the longest waiting time so please consider getting a fast pass for this one). Then go to Disneyland Park for pictures, shopping, food and the remaining rides e.g. Indiana Jones (an outdoor roller coaster). It’s a shame that the famous Big Thunder Mountain was closed for maintenance during my visit, guess I have an excuse to return! Then stay there until the nighttime magical show at 10:40pm (as it only turns dark after 10 during Summer time…). I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to both parks in one day with loads of time to spare. We even took a short break back in our nearby hotel in between the 2 parks as the firework started super late. Wish my tips could help and wish y’all enjoy Disneyland Paris as much as we did 🏰 #paris #travel #disney #disneylandparis #myitinerary