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What's different about Disneyland Paris?

There’s something distinctly different about Disneyland Paris. When visitors are walking around the parks, they are set out in a very similar fashion to the other parks. Disneyland Park is, as one would expect, devoted to its namesake 'Disneyland' with Fantasyland towards the front of the park and Frontierland at the back.

Is Disneyland Paris a maze?

Spread across 140 acres of land, Disneyland Paris can be a bit of maze to get around. It can be easy to get lost and end up traipsing from one end of the park to the other for no good reason! Both parks have helpfully created different lands (called Lots in the Studio Park) so you can navigate the park a little easier.

What happened to Disneyland Paris?

There have been a lot of changes to Disneyland Paris since it’s opening day and since its name change from EuroDisney, mostly with the addition of its second park Walt Disney Studios Park in 2002.

What are the best rides in Disneyland Paris?

Crush's Coaster: This is one of the best rides in Disneyland Paris and won't cost a fortune to experience. It only costs about $14 per person, so you have some change left for popcorn! The queue line is very long though, but if visitors use the Fast Track pass then it'll be pretty quick and worth every penny.