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5+ hours
Disney® Adventure World is the second theme park at Disneyland® Paris, dedicated to the magic of movies, Marvel superheroes, and Pixar adventures. Recently expanded with immersive new lands like Avengers Campus and the upcoming Frozen World, this park blends thrilling rides with spectacular shows inspired by Disney and Hollywood.
From cinematic stage productions to adrenaline-packed rollercoasters, it’s a must-visit for Marvel fans, animation lovers, and anyone curious about what happens behind the scenes of film and TV. While smaller than Disneyland Park, it offers some of the resort’s most innovative rides and exclusive themed areas you won’t find anywhere else.
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Theme: Marvel superhero HQ where guests train and battle alongside the Avengers.
Best for: Marvel fans, teens, and thrill seekers.
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Theme: Hollywood-style entrance plaza with art deco architecture and Studio 1 walkthrough.
Best for: Families and first-time visitors who want the perfect photo op.
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Theme: Step into Arendelle with a Frozen-themed land, featuring a major boat ride and an immersive village.
Best for: Families, Frozen fans, and visitors planning trips from 2025 onward.
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Theme: Classic studio zone with shows, stages, and Tower of Terror.
Best for: Thrill-seekers and Disney stage-show fans.
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Theme: Colorful Pixar-themed zone featuring Toy Story, Cars, Ratatouille, and Finding Nemo.
Best for: Families with kids and Pixar fans of all ages.
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Disney® Adventure World offers plenty for younger guests, with just the right balance of fun and comfort. It's an energetic, imagination-fueled space that’s just as exciting for little explorers as it is for grown-up film fans.
Learn more about planning with little ones here.
Spider-Man (Avengers Campus): Pose with your friendly neighborhood hero outside WEB Adventure, he might even drop in for an acrobatic surprise.
Iron Man, Captain Marvel & More (Avengers Campus): Watch for rotating appearances of Marvel heroes like Black Widow, Loki, and even Moon Knight; costumes are top-notch!
Buzz Lightyear & Woody (Toon Studio): Meet Toy Story favorites near the RC Racer ride, perfect for younger fans.
Sully & Mike (Monsters, Inc. Scream Academy): A rare and fun photo op near the Pixar-themed attractions.
Seasonal Surprise Guests: During festivals or holidays, expect pop-ups like Miguel from Coco, Jack Skellington, or even special dance-along DJs.
Unlike Disneyland Park, Disney® Adventure World focuses more on pop-up shows than traditional parades, but here’s what to look for:
Note: Show schedules vary by season; check the Disneyland Paris app on the day of your visit for performance times.
The park transforms with each season, bringing new entertainment, decorations, and limited-time fun.
Tip: These seasonal extras are included with standard park entry; no separate ticket needed.
Bistrot Chez Rémy: Step into Rémy’s world with charming Parisian décor and delicious French-inspired cuisine. Perfect for a Ratatouille-themed dining experience.
Must-try: Ratatouille (of course!)
PYM Kitchen: Explore inventive dishes with oversized and miniature portions inspired by Ant-Man’s shrinking and growing technology—a quirky experience for all ages.
Must-try: Giant Pretzel with Beer Cheese Dip
Stark Factory: Industrial-themed dining with Marvel details, offering hearty meals in a superhero-inspired atmosphere. It's a must-stop for Avengers fans.
Must-try: Pepperoni Pizza Slice
Super Diner: Step into a retro American diner serving classic comfort food with a Disney twist. Nostalgic and satisfying.
Must-try: Reuben Sandwich
Chez Marianne
Browse charming souvenirs and elegant gifts inspired by French culture, perfect for taking home a piece of Parisian Disney magic.
Mission Equipment
Gear up like a superhero with Marvel-themed apparel, accessories, and collectibles, perfect for fans of all ages.
Studio Photo
Capture magical memories with themed photo backdrops and professional services to bring your Disney adventures to life.
Drop into spine-tingling thrills as you plunge into darkness in this haunted Hollywood hotel.
Disney® Adventure World focuses on Marvel, Pixar, and cinematic adventures, while Disneyland Park is built around classic fairy tales and Disney magic.
Weekdays outside school holidays see the fewest crowds. Early mornings are best for popular rides like Crush’s Coaster.
Yes, tickets are sold online only and often sell out on weekends and during peak holiday periods.
Choose between a single-day ticket (1-Park or 2-Park options) or a multi-day ticket (both parks included). Premier Access can be added to skip long queues.
Yes, stage shows and character encounters are included. Parades and fireworks happen at Disneyland Park, not here.
A half-day may cover highlights, but plan a full day to experience rides, shows, and character meet-and-greets at a relaxed pace.
Light snacks are allowed, but full meals are restricted. Baby food and medical dietary items are exceptions.
Definitely, with Marvel rides, thrill attractions, and Pixar shows, it appeals strongly to adults and teens.
Don’t miss Ratatouille, Tower of Terror, Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure, and Crush’s Coaster.
Many attractions are indoors, including Ratatouille and Cinemagique Theatre. Ponchos and umbrellas are available in shops.
If time permits, a 2-Park ticket allows you to visit both parks, but allocating a full day to each provides a more immersive experience.
Disneyland Park is generally more crowded due to its iconic attractions and classic Disney charm. However, Disney® Adventure World gets busy during peak times, especially at popular rides like Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure.
