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Frequently Asked Questions
Disney Adventure World is the second theme park at Disneyland Paris, formerly Walt Disney Studios Park, renamed on March 29, 2026 when World of Frozen opened. It is organized into six areas: Front Lot, World Premiere Plaza, Adventure Way, Marvel Avengers Campus, World of Frozen and Worlds of Pixar, with the Disney Cascade of Lights nighttime spectacular over Adventure Bay.
World of Frozen recreates the village of Arendelle. Frozen Ever After is a musical boat ride to Elsa's Ice Palace, A Celebration in Arendelle is a show on the lake, and Elsa and Anna welcome guests at Arendelle Castle. Nordic Crowns Tavern serves Nordic dishes, and Arendelle Boutique sells keepsakes and Nordic-inspired knitwear.
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror™ with its 13-storey drop, Avengers Assemble: Flight Force, Crush's Coaster®, RC Racer and Toy Soldiers Parachute Drop deliver the biggest thrills. Several have minimum height requirements. We check the current requirements for your children before you travel so nobody is disappointed at the entrance to a queue.
Yes, more than it used to be. World of Frozen, Raiponce Tangled Spin, Les Tapis Volants – Flying Carpets Over Agrabah, Cars ROAD TRIP and Slinky Dog Zigzag Spin are family attractions, and Frozen Ever After has only a few gentle thrills. Character encounters and the nighttime show round out a very good day with small children.
Plan a full day. With World of Frozen, Adventure Way and Disney Cascade of Lights in the evening, the old half-day reputation no longer holds. If the nighttime show and World of Frozen matter to you, stay until closing and keep Disneyland Park for a separate day. Disney Hotel guests can also use Extra Magic Time to reach the busiest attractions before the crowds.
Yes, with a ticket valid for both Disney Parks. They sit side by side and you walk from one to the other, and Disney itself recommends the two-park ticket so you miss nothing. On a first trip, one day per park is still more comfortable, especially with young children or if you want to see both nighttime shows.






