Disneyland Paris Rides Checklist

Start with the right Paris park

Disneyland Paris is the resort; this checklist covers Disneyland Park, the castle park. The neighboring Disney Adventure World has its own lineup and its own rides checklist. Keeping them separate makes it easier to choose where to spend your time.

Explore five different settings

Fantasyland brings together story rides such as Blanche-Neige et les Sept Nains, Les Voyages de Pinocchio and Peter Pan’s Flight, plus boats, a carousel and spinning teacups. Discoveryland mixes Autopia, Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast, Orbitron and the two Star Wars experiences.

Frontierland has Big Thunder Mountain, Phantom Manor and the Thunder Mesa riverboat. Adventureland adds Pirates of the Caribbean and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril. Main Street transport and the Disneyland Railroad offer another way to experience the park. The railroad’s stations belong to one ride entry rather than separate completions.

Do not assume a familiar name means an identical ride

Paris versions have their own movement and requirements. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril is a coaster with an inversion, not the vehicle adventure found in some other Disney parks. Hyperspace Mountain is a launched coaster, while Star Tours is a motion simulator. Read the local description rather than relying on a ride name you recognize from another trip.

Visiting with young children

Plan for children under 7 to ride with someone aged 15 or older or a responsible adult; park rules allow unaccompanied children to be refused boarding. Height is only one requirement, so also follow each attraction’s posted instructions.

Keep memories as the park changes

Retired entries include Indian Canoes, River Rogue Keelboats, Les Pirouettes du Vieux Moulin and the original Star Tours. They stay available for past visits without implying that they operate today. Pair this list with Disney Adventure World for the other half of your Paris ride collection.

Explore more Disney parks

Explore the Disney parks worldwide checklist to track which parks you have visited and find your next ride list.

Before your visit, plan bookings and logistics with the Disney vacation checklist and use the Disney packing checklist for what to bring.

1. Check the experiences you have already tried, then save your checklist to keep your progress.
2. Use the table fields to compare the experiences that interest you. Open a name for its description and additional details.
3. Keep completed visits separate from future plans: a tick records an experience you have done, not a reservation or a live operating status.
4. Choose Save & Compare to create a group with friends or family. Everyone updates their own checklist, so you can compare progress without changing each other’s answers.
5. Return to your saved checklist after your visit and check off your new experiences. Keep earlier completions when an attraction closes or is replaced.