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The Ultimate Disneyland Paris Itinerary (Without Lines!)

May 20, 2020 //  by  Zahra Leggatt //   Leave a Comment

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Generally, Disneyland Park opens at 10am.  When starting to plan your Disneyland Paris itinerary, you need to check the schedule for your chosen day, because – depending on the time of year you’ll be visiting – the park closure time varies from 6.30pm – 11pm.  

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You walk up to the ride that you want the fastpass for and check what the ‘return time’ is.  If that time suits you, then you go to the machine, scan your park tickets (you need to scan the ticket of everyone in your party who wants to ride) and grab your Fastpass ticket. 

Don’t leave either your park ticket or your Fastpass ticket behind!  That will most definitely NOT help your Disneyland Paris itinerary! 

Once you have your Fastpass you can do other things while you wait for your time slot.   You’ll have plenty of time to grab some good food at the Disneyland Paris restaurants – we have a great guide about which ones are the best here !

When it’s your time, return to the ride and go to the designated Fastpass line. 

Don’t forget to grab another Fastpass ticket as soon as you can, afterwards!

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Stop 1: Crush’s Coaster  This is a great fun coaster, for all ages.  It does have a single rider line, if the lines are long and you could use these, but if you’ve been in the park from opening, the line should be short.  You cannot get a FastPass for this ride.

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• Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril – an exhilarating ride full of twists, turns and unexpected elements
• Big Thunder Mountain – one of our favorites and has an in ride photo, unlike the one in WDW
• Phantom Manor – a similar version of the Haunted Mansion 
• Pirates of the Caribbean – similar to the Magic Kingdom version but with some unique differences, making it worthwhile and possibly better – don’t forget to shout Bon Appetit to the diners!
• Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain – formerly just Space Mountain and streets ahead of the Magic Kingdom ride, in our opinion.  It is a lot more intense and includes inversions, but is a smoother ride.

• It’s a Small World – with a celebration of diverse languages.  The parade route starts close to this ride, so you may want to be here to catch the start of the parade and then to ride It’s a Small World!
• Blanche-Neige et les Sept Nains (traditional dark ride, which may be too dark for really young guests)
• Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast
• Casey Jr – le Petit Train du Cirque (we took our 2 year old on this and she LOVED it – it’s such a catchy tune and joyful ride, but with a very slow moving line.   Now they’re older, I’d want this to be a walk on to prioritise this over other rides)

Disney favorites:

• Mickey’s Philharmagic
• Dumbo the flying elephant (slow loading and repetitive – if you have children, do NOT let them persuade you to queue for this early in the afternoon – this is an end of the day ride!)
• Peter Pan’s Flight – beautiful and with typically shorter wait times than the US Disney parks
• Mad Hatter Tea Cups – particularly beautiful at night
• Le Carrousel de Lancelot – another particularly slow loading ride

We think it’s really worth your time to dedicate some exploration time, as mentioned at the top of this section.  

• Alice’s Curious Labyrinth is great fun and you can climb up the Queen’s castle.
• The rope bridge in Adventure Isle is fun for all ages
• The castle interior ( La Galerie de la Belle au Bois Dormant ) has been executed with amazing detail and you can get one member of your party to go down and take a photo of you on the balcony!
• The sleeping dragon is a fabulous touch, although my toddler found the snoring a little sinister!
• Les Mysteres du Nautilus – takes me back to when there was a Nautilus in Magic Kingdom

Dinner 

You will need a break for dinner – to sit down and rest your legs.   

Whilst there are good table service options in Disneyland Paris (we recommend Captain Jack’s Restaurant des Pirates for a great experience and atmosphere!) and you can read more about them here you will probably find the prices quite expensive and the quality not quite as good as you’re expecting.  

Given France’s culinary reputation, I have rarely been particularly impressed with the quality or value for money of meals in the Table Service restaurants in either of the parks.   

Aside from this, with your one day in Disneyland Paris, you may find that you want to go back to the Studios to catch a show or want to explore more attractions or repeat some of your favourite rides.   If doing Disneyland Paris in a day, I’d be tempted to eat again at a Quick Service location and have more time to explore the parks.

IF both parks close early on your one day in Disneyland Paris and you can cope with a snack to keep you going, then we would recommend eating dinner in Disney Village after the parks are closed.

After dinner

Once you’re happy you’ve done your essentials (particularly before Studios closes), then we recommend you mentally list your ‘top wishes’, based on the time you have left and what you’ve not achieved during the day (or things you’d like to see/experience again!).

We recommend you make time to watch Illuminations, which is a 20 minute nightly show that takes place at park closing.  You may wish to eat hot dogs while staking out your spot, or prefer to ride Hyperspace Mountain one more time and walk up minutes before it starts – the benefit of this Disneyland Paris itinerary is that you make the choices that suit your group!

After Illuminations, if you didn’t eat beforehand, make your way to Disney Village and choose where you want to eat.   If it’s a nice evening, you may wish to take out and stroll around the lake and take in the illuminated hotels and balloon.

If you did eat beforehand, and you have the energy, then shopping might be your preferred activity!  Remember, Disney Village is generally open late, so you shouldn’t need to rush!

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Paris has the reputation of being the most beautiful and romantic of all cities, brimming with historic associations and remaining vastly influential in the realms of culture, art, fashion, food and design. Dubbed the City of Light (la Ville Lumière) and Capital of Fashion, it is home to the world's finest and most luxurious fashion designers and cosmetics, such as Chanel, Dior, Yves Saint-Laurent, Guerlain, Lancôme, L'Oréal, Clarins, etc. A large part of the city, including the River Seine, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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It is true that Paris is perhaps the wealthiest city on the earth when it comes to the array of attractions and sites to explore. The Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre Dame, Arc de Triomphe… the list is endless, but it means the city is a capsule of timeless treasures.

Even if it’s dark, there’s still plenty of time to fit in more sightseeing – view the Eiffel Tower lit up in all its splendour, then head to the nearby Champs-Élysées. One of the world’s most iconic shopping streets, it’s lined with authentic bakeries, master chocolatiers and designer boutiques that stay open into the night.

Paris has a district designed for every need. Le Marais is thriving with vibrant clubs and bars, while Montparnasse has a Bohemian vibe made famous by the impressionists. For dining delights, the Latin Quarter houses informal bistros. Try snails doused in garlic butter and chicken in red wine for a true taste of Paris.

It is impossible not to fall in love with Paris. The city is a unique blend of iconic architecture, stylish fashion, hedonistic cuisine and illustrious art, all beautifully laid out on the banks of the River Seine.

Paris has nurtured the artistic talents of Monet, Van Gogh and Picasso. Victor Hugo's inspired the renovation of the famous Gothic cathedral after which the tale was named. The concert halls have hosted the premiere of Bizet's opera, and the impressionist melodies of Claude Debussy. Cabaret found its home in the bohemian neighbourhood of Montmartre, where the notorious Moulin Rouge saw the invention of the Cancan dance.

Paris owes much of its beauty and elegance to the vision of Baron Haussmann, who renovated and modernised the city in the late 19th century. The city has contrived to remain untouched by conflict or catastrophe over the years, so all of its history is preserved in the new layout. Wide boulevards lead to squares lined with facades built from the distinctive pale cream 'Paris stone'. Haussman even designed new parks for the city. The Bois de Bologne was inspired by Hyde Park in London.

Paris is a city for all seasons. Summer sees visitors and locals alike relaxing on the banks of the Seine and sipping coffee on sidewalk cafes. On autumn afternoons the brisk walk from the Eiffel Tower through the Parc du Champ de Mars and up the glittering Champs Elysees is carpeted with colourful fallen leaves. Visitors in winter can take to the ice rink outside the Hotel de Ville, while spring sees the city gardens burst into colour and the street performers emerge to practice their trade.

Paris has an excellent public transport system, divided into five zones radiating out from the centre; ticket prices vary according to the number of zones required. Public transport consists of buses, an underground metro, and express trains (RER). Taxis are also available. The easiest way to get around is on the metro and the subways are generally safe at all times. It is possible to transfer between the metro and the RER trains at no extra cost. The bus system is also extensive, but is slower, less frequent and best used for getting to destinations the metro does not cover. A night bus service, Noctilien, covers the city between 1am and 5.30am. Taxis are readily available and can be hailed or caught at taxi ranks. Vélib' bicycle rentals are also popular for getting around town: pick up a bike at one of over 1,200 stations and return it at any other.

Paris' nightlife has a reputation extending back for hundreds of years. While most tourists won't venture beyond the crowded and overpriced bars of the Champs Elysées, there are many bustling nightlife districts in Paris worth exploring.

Bastille has a mixture of noisy nightclubs and bars best suited to twenty-somethings. Oberkampf was the place to be in the 1990s and still buzzes with hipster-filled cafes. The area around the Louvre is home to some of the most upmarket, and expensive bars in Paris, including the Ritz's Hemingway Bar in Place Vendome, a piano bar frequented by the writer in the 1940s.

Montmartre is the home of the famous Moulin Rouge cabaret, which still presents glittering extravaganzas on a nightly basis, though the price tag is a bit higher than when it started in 1889. Nearby Pigalle offers some good rock music venues. Marais also boasts a good selection of bars and cafes, with a thriving gay and lesbian scene.

There is no end to the live music possibilities in Paris. Nouveau Casino hosts a variety of bands on most nights, and La Flèche d'Or is known as an indie-rock venue. Belleville's La Java hosts an eclectic mix of artists in the venue where Edith Piaf debuted.

For a more sedate music experience, the Cité de la Musique hosts classical, jazz and traditional concerts in a network of concert halls. And, of course, Paris is an opera paradise. Travellers will find symphonies and operas at the Opéra Bastille, lighter operas at the Opéra Comique, and they might even spot the phantom of the opera at the Grand Opéra Garnier, the home of the Ballet de l'Opera National de Paris.

Cafes and bars are generally open from late afternoon to 1am with some variation, and clubs don't open until 11pm on the weekends, staying open until 5 or 6am. It's not fashionable to arrive at a Paris club until well after midnight.

Paris is a shopper's paradise. Jet-setters will feel at home with the famous names of the haute couture boutiques found on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, such as Dior, Chanel, Givenchy and Jean-Paul Gaultier. Trend-setting fashions can be found in Rue Etienne Marcel shops. Sadly, the Champs-Elysées is not what it used to be, with banks, fast-food chains and malls strategically placed to trap tourists. However, some good stores remain, and perfume from Guerlain Parfumerie is a classic Paris souvenir.

Galeries Lafayette is a famous French department store. The flagship store is located on Boulevard Haussmann and has been a Paris icon since its creation in 1894. Beneath the decorative Art Nouveau dome lies 65,000 square metres of floor space hosting more than 3,500 brands from around the world. The energy, architecture, layout, restaurants and views over the city have turned Galeries Lafayette into a prime tourist attraction for shoppers and browsers alike.

Les Halles is a subterranean shopping mall with more than 150 stores where bargain hunters will be able to find cheap knock-offs and other trendy clothes. Just outside the city, La Vallée Village offers designer goods at great discounts.

Bargains closer to town can be sniffed out in abundance at the three main flea-markets situated around the old gates of the city. They are, however, teeming with pickpockets and shoppers should be on their guard. Les Bouquinistes, which consists of rows of bookstalls perched against the walls of the Seine River, is a great place for bookworms to browse and barter.

Those determined to buy a plastic Eiffel Tower or other kitschy souvenirs will find tourist tat plentiful along rue de Rivoli. Those looking for something a bit different to take home should visit the La Plaque Emaillées in Filles-du-Calvaire for a taste of turn-of-the-century Parisian Art Nouveau.

Parisians buy most of their food from speciality stores such as bakeries and butcheries, which stock pastries, cheeses or pâtés to die for. The open-air markets are a fantastic place to find flowers, produce and clothing. These are frequented by most of the locals. Paris also offers a wealth of window-shopping opportunities, making it the ultimate destination for the discerning consumer.

Most shops open between 9 and 10am, and close at 7 or 8pm. France levies a sales tax of between 5.5% and 33%, depending on the merchandise. There is a VAT refund scheme for non-EU visitors, but conditions apply.

The Eurostar connection from London has made Paris more popular than ever as a convenient weekend destination. Paris is fairly compact and easy to navigate and many tourists opt to walk or bicycle around to soak up the flavour of the city and take in the numerous iconic landmarks and parks or to stop at one of the many pavement cafes. A cruise down the Seine is also a popular option as many of the city's greatest sights are on the river, including Notre-Dame, the Louvre, the Place de la Concorde and the Eiffel Tower.

Other things to see in Paris include the Basilique du Sacre-Cœur, which offers great views over Paris. The Pompidou Centre houses the Musée National d'Art Moderne, while the square to the west of the building attracts a varied assortment of street performers. Visitors can stroll around the cobblestone streets of the Marais district with its mansions and museums, or visit the courtyards and antique shops of Ile St-Louis, which also boasts the former homes of Marie Curie, Baudelaire and Voltaire.

South of the river, the Musée d'Orsay, the Rodin Museum and the Hotel des Invalides (the burial place of many great French soldiers, including Napoleon Bonaparte) can be found. When they've finished sightseeing, visitors can while away an afternoon in the Jardin du Luxembourg. Further along, visitors can stroll through the Jardin des Plantes, Paris' first public garden, or visit the National History Museum. The St-Germain-des-Pres neighbourhood, the former residence of existentialists Sartre and Camus, has retained much of its bohemian atmosphere with bookshops, art galleries and coffeehouses.

For free or discounted admission to many attractions in Paris, and the chance to bypass the queues, visitors can buy the Paris Museum Pass at many tourist offices, museums or metro stations.

Paris might be the most romantic city in the world but it's also well geared towards children. Parents will find there are endless activities and attractions to enjoy with their little ones.

Families can marvel at the glorious city views from the top of the Eiffel Tower, or head down the Champs Elysées for a spot of shopping, though they should beware of the tourist traps. Kids will love the miles of beach along the shores of the Seine River. Playing in the sun and splashing in the river has become a popular activity for families and children during the summer months. The Jardin des Tuileries is a great place to take the kids for a stroll and to let out some of their pent-up energy.

Paris is a haven for carousels, which can be found in various parks around the city, including the Parc du Champ de Mars, the Jardin Des Tuileries and Luxembourg Gardens.

When the weather turns bad and outdoor activities are not an option, families can visit some of the exciting museums and indoor playgrounds dotted throughout this exciting city, such as the Ludimax, a giant indoor playground situated near St Germain-en Laye and Versailles, and the Aquaboulevard indoor waterpark.

Of course, kids won't let their parents forget the proximity of the magical Disneyland Paris and there are other famous amusement parks to visit, such as the Parc Asterix and France Miniature.

For many travellers, Paris is synonymous with gastronomy. The French, always appreciative of the finer things in life, have a unique tradition of famous restaurants and great chefs. Anyone with a love of good food and deep pockets will find true happiness in this city. The style of cooking known as 'la Grande Cuisine' comes from Paris and it's hard to walk the streets without being tempted into every restaurant by its delectable aroma.

Paris is home to thousands of restaurants, with traditional French bistros being the best value for money for those on a budget. Cafes and dive bars are an almost obligatory stop on the way to or from work for most Parisians, where an ordinary lunch can be enjoyed at a reasonable price. Travellers can grab a newspaper, order a glass of fine French wine and observe the city passing by while soaking up the picturesque surroundings.

From classic French cooking to Nouvelle Cuisine and French regional styles (as well as many other international cuisines), there is something to satisfy every palate in Paris.

Paris has a temperate oceanic climate, but the city is known for its unexpected rain showers which can occur at any time of year. Spring, from March to May, is the driest season in Paris but rainfall is distributed fairly evenly throughout the other seasons. It is best to have an umbrella with you in Paris no matter what the season, but the rain showers are usually as brief as they are sudden. Snow is rare but the city does usually get a smattering in the winter months (December to February). Summer (June to August) temperatures are mild to warm, with average highs of 77°F (25°C) and occasional heatwaves, while winters are very chilly with temperatures hovering around freezing point.

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What is the best time of year to visit Disneyland Paris?

Being open throughout the year means you can visit any time, but there are times its even more special such as Halloween or Christmas when the parks are decorated and themed accordingly.

If you want to visit when the Parks are less crowded and waiting times for rides are shorter, a mid-week stay such as Tuesdays to Thursdays in the quieter months of September or mid-January to early May may suit you best, although the weather is of course colder.

The summer months are a popular time to visit and opening hours are longer with the evenings being light later, there are often more scheduled shows and events too.

How long do you recommend staying for?

There is a lot to take in at both of the Disney Parks so we recommend at least two days at Disneyland Paris to see everything, therefore a two or three night stay is advised to get the most out of your Disneyland Paris break.

How do I travel to Disneyland Paris?

Eurostar is the most favoured option, you can travel from London St Pancras International to Marne la Vallee which is moments away from the park in just 2 hours and 49 minutes. Eurostar runs direct trains during popular times including school holidays and bank holidays.

Eurotunnel Le Shuttle is ideal if you want to take travel in your own car. Folkestone to Calais is just a 35-minute channel crossing and ticket prices include your vehicle and up to 9 passengers. At Calais you can drive straight off the train onto the motorway and arrive at Disneyland Paris in just over 3 hours.

Ferry options include a 90-minute channel crossing from Dover to Calais, and with around 20 crossings a day there is flexibility for travel times and once on board you can relax. On the ferry there are various restaurants and shops to help pass the time and on arrival in Calais the drive to Disneyland Paris is just over 3 hours.

You can fly from most regional UK airports to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport and Paris Orly Airport. The average direct flight time is 1 hour 40 minutes. If you book a VEA Airport Shuttle Bus with your package, you'll arrive in Disneyland Paris in approximately 45 minutes.

What are the dining options?

With more than 60 dining venues to choose from there is something for even the pickiest of eaters. There are speciality food trucks to all-you-can-eat restaurants, serving everything from pasta to pizza, steaks and burgers to Tex-Mex plus delicious desserts and treats.

What attractions are at Disneyland Paris?

Disneyland Paris is made up of two parks, over 50 attractions, spectacular shows and parades, incredible seasons, cherished Characters, more than 50 restaurants, and the entertainment district Disney Village.

Disneyland Park contains 5 themed-lands. Experience Main Street USA, Fantasyland, Discoveryland, Adventureland and Frontierland. It’s the classic magical kingdom packed with adventure, sparkling shows, breathtaking attractions, a dazzling parade and of course, unforgettable moments with Disney Characters.

It’s all about movie magic at Walt Disney Studios Park and where you can enjoy the most magical scenes from Disney films and television. Blockbuster attractions, star-studded shows, and behind-the-scenes mayhem. The ultimate Lights, Camera, Action experience.

Disney Village is the place to go for shopping, dining, and entertainment. At Disney Village, guests can indulge in retail therapy, with exclusive merchandise they won’t find anywhere else. A range of restaurants with international flavours will satisfy all tastes. Other highlights include themed-dinner shows, live concerts, and sporting action on the big screen.

What events are at Disneyland Paris?

The Disneyland Paris experience is made even more special with events such as Disney Enchanted Christmas, The New Year’s Eve Party, Disney Halloween Festival, there’s also an annual Pride event.

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This is where the magic truly begins! Explore the five enchanting lands, from the fairy tale Sleeping Beauty castle to the thrilling attractions in the Wild West. Meet your favorite Disney characters, watch spectacular shows, and enjoy delicious cuisine at the park’s many restaurants and cafes.

Let Us Plan the Disneyland® Paris Vacation Package of Your Dreams!

Don’t be discouraged by all the logistics of travel – at Key to the World Travel®, we offer complimentary travel planning services to create a magical Disneyland ® Paris vacation package so you won’t get bogged down by fussy details.

From hotels to dining reservations to fully-planned travel itineraries, our Travel Advisors know Disneyland® Paris inside and out. We’ll book your dream vacation while finding the best deals!

Here’s what we help you organize and schedule for your trip:

Disneyland® Paris Tickets

We help you grab the best deals for your family.

Airline Reservations

Skip the hassle of finding the best plane tickets.

Special Offers

We monitor prices to make sure you get the best available deals for your vacation.

Travel Insurance

Make sure your trip is covered for cancellations, emergencies, & more.

On-Site Hotel Bookings

Disney resorts near Epcot, nearby hotels, & more

Ground Transportation

We can also help with:.

• All Disneyland vacations
• Walt Disney World® wedding & honeymoon planning
• Character dining & dining plans
• Stroller rentals
• Theme park tours
• Spa appointments
• Golf tee times
• Flowers and gift basket deliveries
• Grocery deliveries to your room, suite or villa

Key to the World® is an Authorized Disney Travel Planner

Key to the World travel planning services are 100% complimentary – we help you plan a magical, stress-free Walt Disney World vacation at no extra cost. 

• Your Key to the World Travel Planner will work with you one-on-one to customize your  Epcot® vacation package to the unique needs of you and your family.
• Our services are 100% complimentary, with no hidden fees to raise the price of your vacation.
• Key to the World travel planners are all graduates of the College of Disney Knowledge.
• No need to worry about missing a special promotion – we’ll monitor your reservations from the moment they’re booked to make sure you have the best available price.
• We’ll be your own personal concierge and help you with everything from dining reservations to tips and tricks to make the most of your wedding or honeymoon.

Let us be your key to a magical Disneyland ® Paris  vacation!

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Complimentary Travel Planning Services

As long as you haven’t already booked your vacation, our services are completely free !

Our expert travel advisors take the most confusing and stressful parts of vacation planning off your shoulders at no cost to you.

Visit Disneyland® Paris with Adventures by Disney®!

Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or heading out on your first trip, Adventures by Disney® offers a one-of-a-kind experience that combines the magic of Disney with the thrill of exploring new places.

If you’d like to visit Disneyland® Paris as part of an extended trip in Europe, check out our Adventures by Disney® vacation packages !

Don’t Miss These Disneyland® Paris Experiences!

Pirates of the caribbean.

Join Captain Jack Sparrow and his crew on a swashbuckling adventure through a Caribbean pirate haven. This classic attraction features impressive animatronics and special effects.

Star Wars: Hyperspace Mountain

Join the Rebel Alliance and take on the Empire on this high-speed rollercoaster through space. The attraction features iconic Star Wars characters and thrilling special effects.

Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast

Become a Space Ranger and help Buzz Lightyear defeat the Evil Emperor Zurg in this interactive shooting game. Aim your laser gun and score points as you battle your way through the attraction.

Big Thunder Mountain

Take a thrilling ride through an abandoned gold mine on a runaway train. This iconic rollercoaster is a must-ride for any adrenaline junkie.

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Exhilarating adventures.

Play your part in exhilarating adventures Become a hero, an explorer, a princess and a pirate. From the super epic Avengers Assemble: Flight Force to the happy little thrills of Peter Pan’s Flight, there’s an exhilarating adventure for everyone.  

Mind-bending wonders

Dive into mind-bending wonders Become immersed in the magic like never before with mind-bending stage shows and nighttime spectaculars – from TOGETHER: a Pixar Musical Adventure to Disney Dreams®!*. *Until 30th September 2024.

Ageless fantasy

Live moments of ageless fantasy Become part of something you’ll never ever forget. This is the place where ageless fantasy touches everyone, from kids making magical memories for the first time to grown-ups reliving their childhood dreams.  

Boundless dreams

Stay amid boundless dreams Become enchanted by the boundless dreams coming true all around you in wonderfully themed Disney® Hotels, such as the newly reimagined, 5-star Disneyland® Hotel, where you can celebrate the most magical of royal Disney stories – and write your very own, too. 

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Disney's Hotel Cheyenne

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£469 pp

Disneyland Hotel

£719 pp

Disney's Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel

£539 pp

Disney's Hotel Santa Fe

£379 pp

Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch

£399 pp

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