Rides
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
walt disney studios park same as the disney california adventure version, astounding decors, amazing ambiance, great sensations remains a disney attraction. fastpass also highly recommended. if you suffer from heart problems this ride is not recommended.
Rock n' Roller Coaster starring Aerosmith
walt disney studios park is probably the coolest ride in disneyland paris. the design sound studio is excellent, the acceleration awesome, the mixed aerosmith music and "concert ambiente" of this in-doors rollercoaster contribute to the experience. highly recommended. wait until during the stunt show as this empties the park, then go on for little or even no queue! or, if the stunt show is not on for another couple of hours, pick up a fastpass ticket — but generally the queue is not too bad and does not require a fastpass. another tip, ask to ride in the front, you may have to queue a little longer but generally get on the next time. if you have waited 45 minutes, why not wait another minute for the vip ride!
Pirates of the Caribbean
adventureland, probably the best known disney ride, is a water ride with a piracy theme. it's pretty harmless, features a lot of audio-animatronic pirates and is suitable for all ages. expect your clothes and gear to possibly get a few drops, though it's hardly a deluge. features "the blue lagoon", an expensive "jungle ambiance" restaurant. although it is usually busy, its quick loading technique shortens queuing time. don't bother with a camera or camcorder - it's very dark. post-ride photo of yourself on the ride taken automatically available.
Phantom Manor
frontierland a "haunted house" ride that is very well done. pay attention to the fake cemetery on your way out for a few chuckles. however, it is in french so the plot may be hard to understand. the queue is ok but is more popular during halloween. it may be unsuitable for very small children; it might not be a good idea to take along your baby, so leave him/her with some older member of the family.
Space Mountain
discoveryland space mountain '2' is the park's current offering under the space mountain banner, an updated version of the old ride. the ride is tough and harsh and evokes strong reactions - some love it, some hate it. fastpass available. height restriction 1m32.
It's A Small World
Is a stereotypical "cute" disney ride. designed mostly for small children, this is a perfect ride for those who can enjoy the most impressive kitsch ever designed. it's colorful, it has a catchy tune that will remain on your mind for days, and it's a lot of fun if you do not take it too seriously. good for families with young children or silly adults. sensible adults will enjoy if they've watched the first shrek and recall the lyrics of 'welcome to dulac': "please keep off the grass, shine your shoes, wipe your.. face".
Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast
discoveryland is an interactive ride — the only one in the whole complex? — which gives you a "laser pistol" with which to fire at targets, earning points that are totted up as you go along. if you buy a post-ride photo, your point total appears on it. very good fun for all ages, with all the queueing under shelter. busy: either get there early or take a fastpass.
Crush's Coaster
walt disney studios park is a very enjoyable roller coaster, mostly in the dark, themed on "finding nemo" in which you ride the east australian current on in a turtle. height restriction 1m02. no fastpass sep 08 and very long queues; get there early or be patient. in a 60-minute queue, only half will be under shelter.
baby switch
This is a great system for people with very young children. Essentially only one has to queue while the other waits with the baby and then is taken straight to the front of the line.
Note - if you are using the Rock 'n' Rollercoaster, the Baby Switch process is slightly different. Once the first adult has been on the ride, they collect a ticket at the exit. The second parent then has to queue through the FastPass entrance although the ride attendants recommendation is merely to push your way to the front of the queue, which can take some time.