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The magic starts here ...
   Want a trip into the world of make believe? Want to meet some of your favourite stars of screen and TV? For kids and adults alike, a trip to the Paris Disneyland is just that; a fabulous opportunity to step over the rainbow and enjoy a day or two packed with fun, thrills and entertainment, all available for the taking in the French countryside just a few minutes from Paris.
   Though not everyone's cup of tea, Disneyland is generally a must-see location for anyone visiting Paris with children . Yet with its rides in time, in place and in space, and its themed areas, Disneyland Paris claims to have something for everyone, adults and children alike. Even for the serious-minded, there are areas like the Discovery Arcade, or a chance to learn how film stunts are actually done.
      Rather than a single park, Disneyland Paris is actually two parks next to each other; the original Disneyland Park, and the newer Walt Disney Studios park. The classic rides and themed areas, including Fantasyland, Cinderella's Castle, Main Street USA, Pirates of the Caribbean or the wild west experience of Big Thunder Mountain are all part of the original Disneyland park – where there are also of course opportunities to meet classic Disney movie characters - so as to speak - in real life.
     The newer Walt Disney Studios park is a separate area, that may require a separate entrance ticket.  (see below).  This film studio theme park offers a classic range of movie themed rides and shows, including the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, or the studio tram tour that takes you behind the scenes for an unforgettable insight into how the movies are made.

Disneyland Paris offer a range of options including all-inclusive visits   covering accommodation and entrance to the parks. Alternatively, for those including a trip to Disneyland as part of a holiday in Paris or even as a short trip from home, entrance tickets to the parks can be bought on line directly from Disney .

IMPORTANT : Tickets covering more than one day automatically include unlimited access to both parks; but be warned, the single one day standard ticket, valid for 1 year from date of purchase, only includes access to ONE of the two parks.
   If you plan a single day visit to Disneyland Paris and want to see things in both the parks, then you should take the Single-Day  "magic ticket" or two-park hopper ticket. The price is the same as the one day single-park standard ticket; the difference is that the two-park hopper ticket is for a fixed date. You must indicate the date of your visit when buying the ticket.
    Tickets can also be purchased at the entrance.    

All inclusive trips to Disneyland from London.
Eurostar  trains link London directly with the Marne-la-Vallée TGV station, located right at the Disneyland theme park.  Eurostar offer packages including train, notel and park entrance.   If you use their form, take care; select the dates that you want - not the ones they suggest - and check the hotel deal you want, not the first one proposed which may be quite expensive. But check carefully for each hotel deal whether it includes entrance to the park. Unless the hotel deal says "park entrance included", it is not, and you'll have to pay to get in.
   Depending on when you travel, there are some good deals to be had here: excluding entrance to the park (must be purchased separately), early 2012 offers include packages for two people - two Eurostar returns London - Marne-la-Vallée + 1 night in a *** hotel) for less than £190