Disney Adventure World at Disneyland® Paris: Practical Guide for Families

Since 29 March 2026, Walt Disney Studios Park has become Disney Adventure World, the second Disney Park at Disneyland® Paris. This reimagined park brings together worlds inspired by Disney, Pixar and MARVEL stories, including World of Frozen, Adventure Way, Marvel Avengers Campus and Worlds of Pixar.

For families, this transformation changes the way a visit to Disneyland® Paris should be planned. Between the new attractions, encounters with Disney Characters, meals, breaks and the journey from the airport, a few key points can really help you organise your day more easily.

This guide helps you understand what to plan before visiting Disney Adventure World with children, especially if you are arriving in Paris via Charles de Gaulle Airport or Orly Airport.

What is Disney Adventure World?

Disney Adventure World is one of the two Disney Parks at Disneyland® Paris, alongside Disneyland® Park. It is located in Marne-la-Vallée, around 32 km east of central Paris.

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The park offers several immersive worlds. Visitors can explore World of Frozen, Marvel Avengers Campus, Worlds of Pixar, Adventure Way and World Premiere Plaza.

For families, the benefit is being able to plan the visit around different types of experiences: family attractions, shows, character encounters, restaurants, shops and moments to take a break.

World of Frozen: an area to plan ahead for with children

World of Frozen is located within Disney Adventure World. It is inspired by the Kingdom of Arendelle and offers an immersive experience in the world of Elsa, Anna and their friends.

The main attraction is Frozen Ever After, a family-friendly boat ride through Arendelle inspired by the world of Frozen. Disneyland® Paris presents it as suitable for all heights, although expectant mothers may not ride.

It is therefore an important attraction to identify if you are travelling with children.

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Can you meet Elsa and Anna?

Yes. Elsa and Anna can be met in World of Frozen as part of the Royal Encounter. Access is via a virtual queue, particularly through the Disneyland® Paris mobile app. Booking is required, free of charge and subject to availability.

For families, this is something to check at the start of the day. Places are limited and may run out quickly.

Marvel, Pixar and Frozen: worlds to identify before your visit

Disney Adventure World is not limited to World of Frozen. The park also brings together other worlds that are very familiar to families, such as Marvel Avengers Campus and Worlds of Pixar.

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For children who love superheroes, Marvel Avengers Campus brings them into the world of the Avengers. For families drawn to Pixar films, Worlds of Pixar extends the visit around characters and stories they already know well.

When visiting with children, the benefit is to set a few priorities before arrival: World of Frozen for Elsa and Anna fans, Marvel Avengers Campus for superhero lovers, and Worlds of Pixar to add variety to the day.

Where can you take a break at Disney Adventure World?

Disney Adventure World offers several dining options. In World of Frozen, Nordic Crowns Tavern is a quick-service restaurant and, according to Disneyland® Paris, no reservation is required.

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At Adventure Way, The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge offers a meal with Disney Princesses in a setting overlooking the lake. The official page mentions Belle, Aurora and Ariel as examples of princesses who may be present.

With children, it is useful to identify restaurants before your visit, so you can better plan breaks during the day.

Is Disney Adventure World suitable for children?

Yes, several experiences at Disney Adventure World are designed with families in mind. Disneyland® Paris indicates that Frozen Ever After and Raiponce Tangled Spin are suitable for all ages.

This does not mean that every attraction will be suitable for every child. Some children may be more sensitive to sounds, movement, darkness or waiting times. Before going on an attraction, it is advisable to check its official description and any access conditions.

Practical tips for families

Download the Disneyland Paris mobile app

The app allows you to check waiting times, find your way around the park, purchase Disney Premier Access when available, and join the virtual queue for the Royal Encounter with Elsa and Anna.

– Download the app on the App Store (iOS)
– Download the app on the Play Store (Android)

Plan the key moments of the day

With children, it is best to identify a few priorities before you arrive: World of Frozen, Frozen Ever After, a character encounter, a meal or a specific attraction.

The goal is not to do everything, but to create a smoother day with time for breaks.

Plan your journey from the airport in advance

After a flight, the journey between the airport and Disneyland® Paris can be a sensitive moment for families: luggage, pushchairs, tired children, arrival time and possible connections.

That is why it is useful to plan your transport before departure, especially if you are arriving directly at Paris-Charles de Gaulle or Paris-Orly.

How to get to Disney Adventure World from Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport?

If you arrive at Paris-Charles de Gaulle, you will need to reach Disneyland® Paris before accessing Disney Adventure World.

Several options are available depending on your arrival time, budget, amount of luggage and the age of your children.

How to get from Charles de Gaulle to Disneyland® Paris?

Read our complete guide on how to get from Charles de Gaulle to Disneyland® Paris.

How to get to Disney Adventure World from Paris-Orly Airport?

If you arrive at Paris-Orly, the journey should also be planned in advance. Your choice of transport will depend on your family organisation, your landing time and where you are staying at or near Disneyland® Paris.

How to get from Orly to Disneyland® Paris?

Read our complete guide on how to get from Orly to Disneyland® Paris.

Why choose Magical Shuttle to get to Disneyland® Paris?

Magical Shuttle is a transport service between the Paris airports, Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Paris-Orly, and Disneyland® Paris, including Disney Hotels, partner hotels and nearby destinations such as Val d’Europe and Villages Nature.

For families, the benefit is being able to organise the journey between the airport and their Disney destination before arriving in Paris. This makes it easier to prepare the first stage of the stay, especially when travelling with children, luggage or a pushchair.

Arriving at Paris-Charles de Gaulle or Paris-Orly? Plan your journey to Disneyland® Paris with Magical Shuttle and start your stay with greater peace of mind.

In summary

Disney Adventure World is now the second Disney Park at Disneyland® Paris. It brings together several immersive worlds, including World of Frozen, Adventure Way, Marvel Avengers Campus, Worlds of Pixar and World Premiere Plaza.

For a family visit, the main points to plan ahead are the most popular attractions, the Royal Encounter with Elsa and Anna, meal breaks, use of the mobile app and the journey from the airport.

If you are arriving from Paris-Charles de Gaulle or Paris-Orly, planning your transport in advance can make the start of your stay simpler and more comfortable.

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Further reading

• How to get to Disneyland® Paris from Paris Airports
• CDG to Disneyland® Paris: Complete Guide 
• Orly to Disneyland Paris : Complete Guide 
• All Magical Shuttle timetables