Disneyland Paris 2026: Disney Adventure World & World of Frozen – family tips

Disneyland Paris with kids gets a big new chapter this spring: the second park becomes Disney Adventure World, and the long-awaited World of Frozen opens. Disneyland Paris has announced 29 March 2026 for both changes. Here is what is on, what suits which age, and how to plan around the crowds of a big opening.

What's on: dates, places and prices

From 29 March 2026, Walt Disney Studios Park is set to be renamed Disney Adventure World, with World of Frozen as its new highlight. Disneyland Park, with Sleeping Beauty Castle and the classic rides, stays as it is.

Price level for a one-day, one-park ticket per person: budget = under about €50, mid-range = about €50–90, premium = over €90. Prices vary by date; check the official website.

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What's in it for kids by age

Little ones love Fantasyland and meeting characters, school kids want the bigger rides, and teens head for Avengers Campus.

• Toddlers (1–3): Fantasyland rides, parades, shows and the castle.
• Preschoolers (3–6): World of Frozen, Toy Story area, Peter Pan and character meets.
• School kids (6–12): Ratatouille, Big Thunder Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean and Frozen.
• Teens: Avengers Campus, coasters and evening shows.

Disneyland Paris with kids: top attractions and new areas

Plan World of Frozen early in the day and spread the classics over a second day.

World of Frozen recreates Arendelle around a new lake, with a boat ride through the story, live shows and moments with Anna and Elsa. Expect long queues in the first weeks; arrive at opening time or check if the park uses a virtual queue or paid fast-track options.

In Disneyland Park, the classics remain the heart of the resort: Sleeping Beauty Castle, It's a Small World, Peter Pan's Flight, Pirates of the Caribbean and Big Thunder Mountain. Evening shows at the castle are a highlight for many families.

Practical: parking, prams and baby change

Take the RER A train or a shuttle to Marne-la-Vallée – Chessy, which stops right at the park gates.

• Parking: large paid car park; arrive early on busy days.
• Prams: allowed in the parks and available to rent; park them outside rides.
• Baby change: baby care centres in both parks with changing tables and quiet rooms.
• Rider swap: lets parents take turns on rides that small children cannot do.
• Height limits: check them before promising a ride.

Where to eat nearby

Book table-service restaurants in advance, or eat quick-service meals at off-peak times. Bring water bottles and snacks for queues. Disney Village outside the parks has more options. Find kid-friendly restaurants in the area on the Kid.ooo map.

Alternatives if it's busy

If the new area is too busy, mix in a day at a nearby attraction. SEA LIFE Paris in Val d'Europe is a short walk or bus ride from the parks. Parc Astérix, north of Paris, is a fun French theme park with a different style. In Paris, the Cité des sciences et de l'industrie and the Jardin d'Acclimatation are great for younger kids.

More Paris ideas are in our guides to Paris with kids at Christmas and the Paris Olympics with kids. For Disney's spooky season, see our Halloween in Europe guide.

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