2-Day Disneyland Overview
Having forty-eight hours completely changes the Disneyland Paris experience . The first day is entirely dedicated to a marathon of the 14 major attractions and the nighttime show in the classic park. The second day, however, allows you to set off at a much more relaxed and leisurely pace, focusing entirely on the second park.
The day's itinerary
In the second Park, Walt Disney Studios, you can enjoy the latest technological innovations, Pixar and Marvel themed areas and a targeted block of 8 large rides distributed evenly between morning and afternoon, with a focus on the Avengers Campus and Worlds of Pixar areas.
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Day 1: Morning
Make the most of the first few hours after the gates open. Focus on Frontierland and Adventureland and arrive early, as lines tend to build very quickly after 10:30 am.
Big Thunder Mountain
The park's most iconic roller coaster, set on a runaway mine train through canyons and rivers.
Phantom Manor
A fascinating and mysterious journey inside a haunted house full of special effects and ghosts.
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril
A high-speed minecart adventure that includes a loop-the-loop through ancient ruins.
Pirates of the Caribbean
Splendid underground navigation among galleons, battles and hidden treasures in the pirate world.
Peter Pan's Flight
Fly aboard a magical vessel above the rooftops of London to Neverland.
It's a Small World
A joyful boat journey through world cultures brought to life by singing dolls and a thousand colors.
Open the morning map
Day 1: The afternoon
The park is currently at maximum capacity. Head to Fantasyland and the futuristic Discoveryland area, where lines are shorter than in the previous areas.
Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast
Interactive attraction where you can shoot targets with a laser gun to defeat Emperor Zurg.
Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain
Adrenaline-fueled dark roller coaster inspired by the space saga, with breathtaking launches and stunts.
Star Tours: The Adventure Continues
3D space flight simulator with multiple, randomized paths in the Star Wars universe.
Autopia
Drive a futuristic 1950s-style car along a family-friendly rail route.
The Mysteries of the Nautilus
A walking tour of Jules Verne's famous submarine, perfect for a day of parade time.
Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs
A classic Disney fairy tale experienced aboard a carriage through the most iconic moments in history.
Pinocchio's Daring Journey
An indoor trail that retraces the adventures and misadventures of the famous wooden puppet.
Mad Hatter's Tea Cups
The Mad Hatter's famous spinning teacups are spectacular to see in the evening under the colorful lanterns.
Disney Illuminations / Disney Dreams! (Night Show)
An extraordinary show under the castle with laser projections, water games, fireworks, and choreographed light drones.
Open the afternoon map
Day 2 - Studios: the morning
The second day is designed to help you recover from the previous day's marathon. The entry is scheduled at a more relaxed pace, ideal for a stress-free morning.
Ratatouille: The Adventure
Take a 4D journey aboard whimsical "mousemobiles" inside Gusteau's gigantic and chaotic kitchen.
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
A terrifying free fall into the void inside an elevator in an abandoned Hollywood hotel.
Toy Soldier Parachute Drop
Simulate a parachute jump with the green Toy Story soldiers, with a panoramic view of the park.
RC Racer
An adrenaline-filled ride aboard a giant remote-controlled car on a half-circle-shaped track.
Open the afternoon map
Day 2 - Studios: the afternoon
We move to the area most linked to superheroes and Marvel, where the adrenaline is at its highest.
Avengers Assemble: Flight Force
A high-speed roller coaster in the dark with inversions, alongside Iron Man and Captain Marvel.
Spider-Man WEB Adventure
Interactive attraction where you can shoot virtual webs with your hands to stop the robotic Spider-Bots.
Cars ROAD TRIP
A leisurely journey along the legendary Route 66 to discover whimsical roadside attractions alongside the Cars characters.
Crush's Coaster
A breathtaking rotating rollercoaster that whisks you into the heart of the East Australian Current with Nemo.
Open the afternoon map
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Where to stay to visit Disneyland
If you're visiting the Parisian amusement park for two consecutive days, our absolute recommendation is to stay in thehotel inside the park. If not, here are other excellent options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it worth changing parks multiple times on the same day?
Absolutely not. The intermediate security check and the flow of people at the gates would only waste your precious time. The best strategy is to dedicate the entire first day to Disneyland Park and the second to Walt Disney Studios.
What's the best time to find the shortest lines at Crush's Coaster?
As one of the most popular attractions at Walt Disney Studios Park with limited capacity, lines can get really long starting early in the morning. The best time to line up is in the late afternoon, from 5:30 PM onwards, when part of the daily flow begins to flow towards the exit or the main park. Read all the wait times for each ride.
Can I reuse the same ticket to re-enter if I leave the park for lunch?
Yes. Entrance tickets allow you to freely exit and re-enter the same park as many times as you like during the validity period. Simply scan the barcode or QR code again at the entrance turnstiles.
Are the shows and parades different between the two parks?
Yes, they are completely different. Disneyland Park hosts the classic afternoon parade along the avenues and the majestic nighttime projection and fireworks show beneath the castle. Walt Disney Studios, on the other hand, offers indoor theater shows, technological shows based on the Pixar and Marvel franchises, and stunt performances.
Will I find the same restaurants and food options at both parks?
No, the settings are completely different. The classic park offers historic venues with Western, pirate, and fairytale themes. The Studios focus on dining options related to the world of cinema and superheroes, like the Stark Factory on Avengers Campus.
Is it worth buying Premier Access to avoid queues if I have two days?
With two full days and such an optimized schedule for the 22 attractions, purchasing a paid pass isn't strictly necessary. It's an option worth considering only if you're visiting during the busiest holiday periods of the year.
What happens if an attraction on my itinerary is temporarily closed?
Temporary closures for technical inspections are normal throughout the day. If a ride stops as you approach, don't change your itinerary: simply move on to the next attraction on your itinerary and check back in the Disney app after an hour to make up for the missed ride.
