How to Prepare Better for a 3-day Trip to the Disneyland Paris

You're preparing to visit Disneyland Paris, but you're not sure how to make the most of your time there. So this article will help you ease your anxiety and provide you with some direction with my 3-day Disneyland Paris plan. Do you also require basic assistance in organizing a family trip to Disneyland Paris? Skip the preparation part and go straight to the Disneyland Paris itinerary if you have already purchased your Disneyland Paris tickets and know how to get there one of the world's most exciting destinations.

A 3-day plan and itinerary for Disneyland Paris

First day

The EMT begins at 8.30 am, the Castle Picture is at the rope and rides in Fantasyland and Peter Pan take place between 8 and 10 am.

Characters eat breakfast in Plaza Gardens from 10 am to 12 pm before getting ready for the procession outside the Discoveryland gate.

Christmas procession and lunch from 12 to 2.

Discoveryland rides from 2-4 pm include Buzz Lightyear, Autopia, Orbitron, and a meet-and-greet with Darth Vader.

Dinner in Disney Village from 4-6 pm

Return to Disney Park between 6 and 8 pm for Illuminations, shopping, and a castle photo.

Second day

8–10 am: Hotel meet and greet, EMT for Ratatouille ride at Studios, any meet and greets, and Crush Coaster ride.

10 am–12 pm: Moteurs Action show and meet-and-greet with Buzz Lightyear.

12 to 2 PM: More rides and lunch at Bistro Chez Remy.

2-4 pm: Flying Carpet rides, Slinky Dog, RC Racer, and Cars Quatro Rally.

Dinner, shopping, and the Mickey and the Magician show are all in Disney Village from 4-6 pm.

Third day

Breakfast for characters in Plaza Gardens from 8 to 10.

10 a.m. to 12 pm.: Pirates of the Caribbean ride, Baloo and King Louis meet and greet.

12 to 2 PM: Captain Jack's for lunch.

Fantasyland and Discovery Land ride from 2-4 pm.

Main Disney parade from 4-6 pm.

Dinner at California Grill from 6 to 8 pm.

Planning advice for your time at Disneyland Paris

There are a few things you can do in advance and take into account when making your plan for the parks in order to make the most of your time in the two distinct parks. This will guarantee that you make the most of your time and that you know exactly what to do and see in Disneyland Paris for every member of the family.

You must make a list of everything you wish to do at Disneyland Paris. Make a complete list of everything, including the rides, food, parades, entertainment, fireworks, and character meet and greets.

You must now enquire further about the popular rides at Disneyland Paris. Make a list and include the location of each item in the park. On the official Disneyland Paris website, you may discover a list of rides, their locations, and other attractions. Find out if the finest rides at Disneyland Paris are covered by Extra Magic Time because some of them will have long lines (which you will get if staying in one of the Disney hotels).

Make a note of the timings for the Disneyland Paris parades, which are specified on the official Disneyland Paris schedule, which you can find here if anyone wishes to see them.

The places and times of character meet-and-greets are also listed on the official schedule, which is updated frequently if you or any of your children are interested in participating. Make sure to refer to this when planning your itinerary for Disneyland Paris.

It's now time to begin making plans. Choose which park you will visit on Day 1 and what activities, such as shows or parades, you want to do. Dining must also be taken into account, especially if you have reservations at a particular place.

Set out 1.5 to 2 hours for dining in your daily schedule, especially if you are using table service. Additionally, to try to get as close to the front of the line as possible, strive to arrive 15 minutes before a character meet and greet is scheduled to begin. Additionally, give each meet and greet up to one hour.

If you do not have access to an EMT, you will need to leave plenty of time for rides. To obtain an idea of current wait times for rides, use the official app or check out the Disneyland Paris Crowd Calendar since these will need to be taken into account.

Watch the timings carefully. Depending on the season you visit, Disneyland Paris closes at different hours. When we went in the winter, the Studios closed at 6 p.m. and the Disneyland Park closed at 7 p.m. However, throughout the summer, the parks are open later, with Disneyland Park remaining open until midnight.

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