Updated for 2026: Beloved ice queen, Elza, has finally arrived to the City of Lights via Disneyland Paris's new World of Frozen, fjords and all. Stroll through the charming town of Arendelle, and queue up for the 'Frozen Ever After' ride that brings the story to life in an enchanting, nostalgic (for the adults) setting.
Perhaps you’ve got a 10-year-old who’s exclusively interested in heart-thumping rollercoasters, or maybe a four-year-old who doesn’t have quite that appetite for adrenaline yet. Feeling daunted by the prospect of ushering them around Disney? Our run-down of the best Disneyland Paris rides ranges from the frightful to the easy-going to the just plain magical.
With queues and the frankly overwhelming choice, it’s almost impossible to indulge in every single one in one visit. So if you need some help making those tough decisions, read on for our pick of the best rides in Disneyland Paris that are worth the queues. If these attractions got your adrenaline pumping like they did to us, book online here.
What is the scariest ride at Disneyland Paris?
If you're looking for more thrills than chills, the answer is easy: The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. It's the only one where adults come out with wobbly legs under the pretext of poor digestion of the Mickey hot dog. Head for an art deco hotel frozen in the 1930s, deserted by its customers and populated by phenomena that are not really reassuring. We get into an elevator that flashes strangely, the kind that doesn't respect gravity or your desire to stay alive. Dry falls, vicious ascents, total darkness, suspicious noises and an old horror movie atmosphere. The icing on the coffin: three different scenarios, drawn at random at each passage, so you never really know what awaits you.
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