Top Amusement Parks Rides in France

I suggest downloading the Disneyland Paris app. It's super handy for checking ride wait times and finding the nearest restrooms. I relied on it a lot during my visit!

If you plan on eating at sit-down restaurants, make reservations ahead of time. I didn’t, and ended up waiting over an hour for a table at my pick. Not fun with hungry kids around!

My advice is to bring your own snacks. The food inside can be pricey and not all that great. Packing a few things can save you some cash!

I suggest visiting on a weekday in June if you can. The crowds were way lighter than on weekends and makes for a much more enjoyable experience!

I suggest checking out the live shows and animal encounters. They were surprisingly engaging and gave us a break from all the rides. Make sure to get a schedule when you arrive!

Think about packing a small lunch. Food prices can be steep inside, and while the food is okay, I wish I'd brought some snacks to save cash.

Get there by 9:30 AM! The park opens at 10 and you can snag the best parking and enjoy a quieter entry. Trust me it makes a huge difference in beating the crowds!

Bring a picnic! I found a lovely shaded area to relax and enjoy some food I packed; way cheaper than buying snacks at the park!

I noticed that express pass tickets are worth the splurge if you want to skip long lines. It can save you a lot of time, trust me

I suggest checking the schedule for shows or parades. They were really fun and made my visit even better. You don't want to miss them!

I recommend getting there right when it opens at 10 am to avoid the crowds. By the time I arrived around noon, the lines were crazy!

I'd suggest exploring the gardens and quieter areas between rides. It’s a nice break from the chaos and offers some beautiful spots for photos.