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Attractions Accessibility Selfie Spots KEY TO SYMBOLS 30 31 For more information on where to meet List of pictograms/icons used in this Big thrills your favourite Disney Characters, check attraction accessibility map. the mobile app or go to City Hall in 25 Disneyland® Park or to Studio Services 26 Family adventures ® Counter 2 / City Hall. in Walt Disney Studios Park. 28 d 3- 1118632 - Printer: ComeBack Graphic. Disney® Parks Information Fun with little ones Office and accessibility information point (access card). Expectant mothers may not ride 18 24 27 this attraction 29 33 Information Board 32 Attraction queuing times Size restriction 16 23 Guest Relations Must be ambulatory 22 Attraction may frighten younger Wheelchair accessible 17 guests Must transfer WARNING! 14 21 PHYSICAL RESTRICTIONS Transfer board available: 13 please speak with one of the Cast Members For your safety, you should be in Guide dogs and assistance dogs good health and free from high blood accepted 19 pressure, heart, back or neck problems, 38 motion sickness, or other conditions or Attraction with very dark areas 20 34 disabilities that could be aggravated by 15 Videopolis Theatre this adventure. Expectant mothers may Maximum transfer time required Le Théâtre 39 not ride. du Château Attraction with steps 37 N.B. Seat configuration and attraction safety systems may prevent guests Lift 35 40 of certain body shapes or sizes from Cottonwood 12 Central Plaza participating. Guests must have Creek Ranch sufficient upper body strength to hold Strobe light effects 77700 Chessy - ES Licences No. 1-1118616 to 1- 1118630; 2- 1118631 an 1 rue de la Galmy, office: e capital €2,000,000 Registered themselves in the appropriate position in all attraction vehicles. Please note that Splash risk 9 41 most attractions, shows and events are 11 36 not recommended for children under Attraction with magnetic loop 4 1 year old. The use of lighting effects Frontierland 8 such as flashing and strobing lights Disney Character Meet ’n’ may cause issues for photosensitive Greets Theater bis 43 8 people. Please follow the instructions of Toilets (accessible for guest with Disneyland® Paris employees and obey disabilities) the Internal Park Rules and Regulations. 10 First aid. Changing facilities for an Attractions Accessibility Map Before your visit, we encourage that you adult or child (over 3 years of age) 44 review these rules on our website at the Valid from June 2021 42 following address: Automated External Defibrillator http:// parc.disneylandparis.fr/legal/ 4 Baby Care Center reglement-interieur.html. These rules are Lost Children also posted at the entrance to Disney 7 5 Parks. You must wear appropriate Stroller and wheelchair rental Liberty Arcade clothing. For all additional information, please refer to Disney Parks’ Internal Guest Storage (additional charge) Park Rules and Regulations. Discovery Arcade Single Rider: If you are ready to 3 embark unaccompanied, enter 6 directly via the dedicated entrance. Town Square Our Cast Members (anyone wearing a This service does not give Boot Hill Disney badge) will be happy to answer immediate boarding or a choice of seat and vehicle. City Hall your questions. Smoking area. Special areas have been set aside for those who wish 2 to smoke. Please smoke only in these designated areas. NABILA Mobile phone charging points: 397471822 - MEAUX TRADE REGISTER Shar Disney Associés SAS - Siren ©Disney/Pixar © 2021 MARVEL. © & TM 2021 Lucasfilm Ltd. Euro 3 see terms and conditions on site 1 (additional charge) ALL OUR ATTRACTIONS ARE ACCESSIBLE to blind people Disneyland® Hotel to people with standing difficulties to the hearing impaired To Walt Disney Counter 2 ® Easy Access Trail Studios Park to people with a cognitive disability including Autism Spectrum Disorder or with a learning disability. Entrance The map is not to scale ATTRACTIONS ATTRACTIONS ATTRACTIONS 19 Sleeping Beauty Castle 13 La Cabane des Robinson | Duration: About 15 minutes. Relive the story of Sleeping Beauty in a magnificent gallery of stained glass windows and tapestries on the first floor of the castle. Explore the Swiss Family Robinson’s house perched high in a tree. 6 Phantom Manor | Duration: About 7 minutes. Access: Using the stairs. Lift available. The Castle Dungeon is not accessible to wheelchairs. Note: Several steps to climb to reach the summit. Vertigo may occur. Access: Via the attraction entrance. Discover the phantoms and the mystery of the bride haunting this manor. Note: Guided vehicles travelling in the dark. Attraction may frighten younger guests. Very dark areas. 20 La Tanière du Dragon (in the cave) Mind the moving walkway when boarding and alighting. 14 Pirates’ Beach Visit the cave where the dragon lives under the Sleeping Beauty Castle. Access: Via the attraction exit. Note: Very dark and humid area. Attraction may frighten younger guests. Theatrical smoke. Two play areas for budding buccaneers aged 3-6 and 7-9. Weather permitting. Access: Visit La Tanière du Dragon on level -1 of the Castle. Take the path on the left of the drawbridge. Max. height: 1m40 7 Thunder Mesa Riverboat Landing | Duration: About 15 minutes. 15 Le Passage Enchanté d’Aladdin | Duration: About 5 minutes. Enjoy a leisurely cruise through the Far West. 21 Blanche-Neige et les Sept Nains® | Duration: About 5 minutes. Miniature scene telling the story of Aladdin. Note: Musical atmosphere, natural smells. Venture into the dark and scary forest with Snow White. Access: Via the dedicated attraction entrance. Note: Guided vehicles travelling in the dark. Transfer time limited to 30 seconds. 16 Indiana JonesTM and the Temple of Peril | Duration: About 5 minutes. Periods of darkness, jolts and elements of surprise, musical atmosphere, sound effects. Limited legroom. We advise the caregiver to sit behind the person with a disability so that the latter will have adequate space. Attraction may frighten Face the wrath of the gods on a mine car looping at high speed through ancient temple ruins! 8 Rustler Roundup Shootin’ Gallery (additional charge) younger guests. Attraction subject to physical restrictions. Compete against the best shooters in the West. Access: Via the attraction exit. Note: Transfer time limited to 30 seconds. Attraction may frighten younger guests. Shooting range. Access: Via the dedicated attraction entrance. 22 Les Voyages de Pinocchio | Duration: About 5 minutes. Join Pinocchio on his exciting quest to become a real boy. 17 Adventure Isle 8 b Legends of the Wild West Note: Guided vehicles travelling at speed in the dark. Transfer time limited to 30 seconds. Periods of darkness, jolts and elements of surprise, musical atmosphere, sound effects. Limited legroom. We advise the caregiver to sit behind the person with a disability so that the Explore secret coves and pirate hideouts. Stroll through the heart of the Wild West in a pioneer fort. latter will have adequate space. Attraction may frighten younger guests. Note: World featuring caves and suspended bridges. Several steps to climb. Maze-like areas. Very dark areas, wet in parts. Note: There are some dark areas on the stairs (going up and down). One-way flow. Narrow areas. Access: Enter through the exit next to the La Bottega Di Geppetto boutique. 18 Pirates of the Caribbean | Duration: About 10 minutes. 23 Le Carrousel de Lancelot | Duration: About 5 minutes. 9 Big Thunder Mountain | Duration: About 5 minutes. Choose a wooden horse or a magnificent carriage on this merry-go-round. All aboard a moving cruise with 2 water drops as a Spanish fort is under attack. Encounter pirates and even the main man himself – Explore the mine aboard a crazy train car, with dramatic dips and tight turns. Note: Service animals are only permitted to ride in the carriage. Captain Jack Sparrow! Note: The area is very hot and humid. Attraction may cause splashing. Attraction may frighten younger guests. Attraction subject to physical restrictions. Access: Enter via the dedicated entrance indicated by the symbol Access: Via the exit, next to the Le Coffre du Capitaine boutique. Note: The darkness is sometimes accompanied by intense movements. Attraction with significant sound levels. Transfer time limited to 30 seconds. Attraction may frighten younger guests. 24 Peter Pan’s Flight | Duration: About 5 minutes. Access: Via the dedicated attraction exit. Hop onto a pirate ship and fly over the rooftops of London on the way to Never Land to join Wendy, the Lost Boys and, of course, Peter Pan himself. Note: Ride goes high in the air. Dark areas. ATTRACTIONS 10 Frontierland Playground Access: Via the exit. Play area for budding buccaneers aged 4-8. Weather permitting. Evacuation may take a long time depending on the position of your vehicle. Evacuation possible by ladder. | Duration: About 5 minutes. ® 35 Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast ® 25 Disneyland Railroad - Fantasyland Station | Duration: About 30 minutes for the full tour. 11 Frontierland Theater Inspired by the film presented by Disney•Pixar: Toy Story 2. Embark on a relaxing tour of the magical lands of Disneyland Park onboard a steam-powered train. Blast off into space and help Buzz save the world of toys with your laser gun. Performance stage. Check the Programme or the App for hours. A reservation system has been introduced; Station stops: Discoveryland Station, Main Street Station, Frontierland Depot and Fantasyland Station. Access: Via the attraction exit. please speak with one of the Cast Members. This show may be cancelled without prior notice. Note: Soundscapes, breeze, journey through diverse landscapes and vegetation. Risk of jolts. Journey includes two tunnels (very dark areas). ® Machines Volantes | Duration: About 5 minutes. Access: Go to the exit left of the station and signal your presence to a Cast Member. 36 Orbitron ( ) ® | Duration: About 30 minutes for the full tour. Pilot your very own spaceship in this air carousel high above Discoveryland. 12 Disneyland Railroad - Frontierland Depot 26 Meet Mickey Mouse Note: Attraction at height with quite strong centrifugal force.
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