Which is the better disneyland paris park for a family of four- 2 adults and 2 14 year olds?

Question

Walt Disney Studios or Disneyland Park?

Please could you lay out all the attractions in each park and what is best suited.

Answer 1

Visit the website for more info but for little kids the Park is probably better - and for bigger kids and the adults the two best rides (Tower of Terror and Rock'n'Roller Coaster) are in the Studios.

Answer 2

none!!!

Answer 3

because of the age of your child, i think if you go to park asterix, you can have more fun you and them. disneyland paris is great for child 8-12years old.

Answer 4

they are side by side and also on the same site admission gets you into both so you have no need to choose do one one day and too many attractions to lay out on here

Answer 5

Totally agree Parc Asterix is brilliant, far better then Disney.

Answer 6

Save your money and go to Parc Asterix instead, its fab!

Answer 7

Disneyland park in Anaheim, it is the original and original is best always!!! Here are the rides in Disneyland:

Main Street, U.S.A.

Disneyland Railroad (opened 1955)  

A train ride that circles Disneyland.

Main Street Cinema (opened 1955)  

Modeled after a 20th century theater, this attraction shows Walt Disney's first 6 Mickey Mouse cartoons, including Plane Crazy and Steamboat Willie

Fire Engine (opened 1955)

Horse-Drawn Streetcars (opened 1955)

Horseless Carriage (opened 1958)

Omnibus (opened 1959)

Disneyland: The First 50 Magical Years (opened 2005)  

A museum of Disneyland memorabilia from its first 50 years. It includes pictures of different Mickey Mouse Costumes, a model of what Disneyland looked like on opening day, and a film with Steve Martin (who worked at the Disneyland Magic Shop) and Donald Duck giving you history on the park.

Tomorrowland

Astro Orbitor (opened 1998)  

Similar to the Rocket Jets of previous years, this is a ride in which the guests board a small personal "spaceship", which then flies around in a circle in the air, going up and down around a sort of high-tech maypole.

Autopia (opened 1955)  

Guests drive small cars around a guided track, retaining relative freedom but not the ability to drive off the course (this was a lesson the Disneyland officials learned the hard way). The current version is a consolidation of the two former Autopias (one was in Fantasyland and one in Tomorrowland). This attraction has been updated several times since 1955, most recently on June 29, 2000.

Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters (opened 2005)  

Guests ride in spaceship-like cars armed with infrared laser guns. Guests must shoot at targets and accumulate points to attain high scores.

Disneyland Monorail (opened 1959)  

This monorail train currently travels over Tomorrowland, Fantasyland, and much of Disney's California Adventure and the Downtown Disney District, with stops at Tomorrowland and at Downtown Disney, near the Disneyland Hotel. The Disneyland version has had four different series of monorails since 1959 (Marks I, II, III and V). It is expected to be overhauled again and upgraded to Mark VII sometime in 2007.

Disneyland Railroad (opened 1955)  

The Disneyland Railroad has a station in Tomorrowland.

Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage (opened 2007)  

A retheming of the classic Submarine Voyage attraction, using underwater projections and Audio-Animatronics, based on the 2003 Pixar film Finding Nemo.

"Honey, I Shrunk the Audience" (opened 1998)  

A 3-D movie that serves as a sequel to Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, starring Rick Moranis, Marcia Strassman, Eric Idle, and Robert Oliveri. The basic storyline is that Moranis, as inventor Wayne Szalinski, is demonstrating his shrinking machine at an inventors' awards show and accidentally shrinks the audience. The audience members are given such impressions as dog's sneezing, the auditorium moving, and mice crawling up their legs. The attraction is based on a similar one at Walt Disney World. The movie plays in the Magic Eye Theater, which opened in 1986 and was completely retrofitted for the new film.

Innoventions (opened 1998)  

A large round building housing various games and demonstrations of new technologies, much like Epcot. It uses the same building that formerly housed the Carousel of Progress and America Sings, the outer ring of the building still spins when the attraction is open.

Space Mountain (opened 1977, closed 2003, reopened 2005)  

An indoor roller coaster in the dark. The original white exterior was painted green/gold in 1997, only to be restored to its original white in late 2003. The ride was very popular, but was closed without warning on April 10, 2003 due to safety issues with the track itself. During the closure, the entire track was removed and rebuilt (but with the same layout), and all of the special effects were updated. The ride reopened on July 15, 2005 as part of Disneyland's fiftieth anniversary celebration.

Starcade (opened 1977)  

A large arcade featuring the latest games, air hockey, and often new motion-simulation games. Formerly occupying two levels, currently only the lower level is open.

Star Tours (opened 1987)  

A motion-simulation ride based on the Star Wars universe. Passengers are taken on a sightseeing trip aboard a space cruiser bound for the forest moon of Endor, but the robotic pilot (voiced by Paul Reubens) malfunctions and navigates the ship into all sorts of trouble including flying past the destination, through a field of icy comets, and near battles at the Death Star, before returning to the Star Tours station, where the passengers disembark. The ride queue is particularly entertaining, as it features various audio-animatronics of Star Wars characters and scripted events every few minutes. Adventure Thru Inner Space was originally located inside the building that Star Tours now occupies. The C-3PO in the queue is the actual model used in the original Star Wars movies.

Fantasyland

In Alice in Wonderland, guests ride in a caterpillar down a rabbit hole and through Alice's adventures.Alice in Wonderland (opened 1958)  

One of the many so-called "dark rides" of Disneyland (especially Fantasyland), this attraction has riders loaded into large brightly-colored caterpillars, which then go through a series of indoor displays that basically tell the story of the movie. An interesting note is that Kathryn Beaumont recorded the voice of Alice for the ride as she did in the Disney film. The ride reopened in 1984 with new and improved special effects. It was closed briefly at the end of 2007 on to 2008 for a slight remodel of the outside and a touch-up of the inside. Based on the movie of the same name.

Casey Jr. Circus Train (opened 1955)  

Guests ride in various cars of a small "circus train" and see a plethora of miniaturized towns, houses, etc. Based on a classic Disney cartoon.

Dumbo the Flying Elephant (opened 1955)  

A ride similar in design to the Astro Orbitor, riders can "fly" in replicas of the title character from the movie Dumbo.

Disney Princess Fantasy Faire (opened 2006)  

Located at the Fantasyland Theater the attraction gives visitors an a chance to meet the Disney princesses.

It's a Small World (opened 1966)  

A boat ride through a tour of displays depicting various world cultures. Animatronic dolls sing the show's famous theme song in many languages. Its theme song was written by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman. The ride was originally created for the 1964/1965 New York World's Fair. During the Christmas season, the ride is overhauled and given a winter holiday theme, a tradition dating to 1997. The ride has been parodied often, even in Disney Movies such as The Lion King.

King Arthur Carrousel (opened 1955)  

A carousel featuring antique horses.



Mad Tea PartyMad Tea Party aka 'The Teacups' (opened 1955)  

Riders board any one of a number of brightly-colored teacups on a large platform. The platform moves in a circle, the teacups are also on smaller moving circles on the platform, and the riders can turn a wheel in the center of each teacup to make the cup itself spin around. Located adjacent to the Alice in Wonderland attraction. Also based on the film.

Matterhorn Bobsleds (opened 1959)  

A roller coaster ride that runs through a 1/100-scale reproduction of the Matterhorn mountain in the Alps. It is the only structure in the Disneyland park easily visible from the freeway. This attraction was the first roller coaster to use tubular steel track. It received several enhancements in 1978.

Mr. Toad's Wild Ride (opened 1955)  

A dark ride based on The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad. Reopened with improvements in 1983 as part of the New Fantasyland.

Peter Pan's Flight (opened 1955)  

A unique variation on the dark ride theme, the rider "flies" in pirate ships through a creative interpretation of the Disney version of Peter Pan, traveling over London and then through Neverland. Reopened in 1983 with improvements as part of the New Fantasyland.

Pinocchio's Daring Journey (opened 1983)  

A dark ride through the story of Pinocchio.

Snow White's Scary Adventures (opened 1955 as Snow White's Adventures)  

A dark ride based on Disney's first animated film. There was a plastic apple placed in the Hag's hand, but many guests tried to steal it. The hand (and the apple) were replaced with a hologram Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

Storybook Land Canal Boats (opened 1955)  

A boat ride with much of the same sights as the Casey Jr. Circus Train but with a different layout and more leisurely pace. At the beginning of the ride, the boat travels through the mouth of Monstro the whale from Pinocchio. You see scenes from classic Disney movies such as Aladdin and Cinderella

Frontierland

Big Thunder Mountain Railroad (opened 1979)  

Another roller coaster, this one taking place on a runaway mine train. It replaced the more sedate "Rainbow Mine Train" ride and many of that attraction's elements were incorporated into Big Thunder Mountain.

Tom Sawyer Island (opened 1956)  

An island surrounded by the Rivers of America and contains a western fort and a simulated old-west cemetery, i***n Joe's Cave, the elaborate Tom's Treehouse, barrel and suspension bridges to Smuggler's Cove, and Tom and Huck's Castle Rock, all designed primarily for children to climb and play on although they are all large and sturdy enough for adventurous adults to follow. In 2007, it was closed to add some new pirates themed areas as well as a new show. Also, Coming later this year, the old fort will reopen.

Frontierland Shootin' Exposition (opened 1957 as Frontierland Shooting Gallery, became Frontierland Shootin' Arcade 1985, Frontierland Shootin' Exposition 1996)  

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