A theme park’s magic lives between its attractions too
Main Street and Fantasyland invite you to explore Disneyland Paris through its spaces and details, beyond counting rides.
Classic fairy tales, Peter Pan and Alice’s world in one of Disneyland Park’s five lands.

Fantasyland in 2013; archive photograph. Photo: CetusCetus from University of Warwick, England. CC BY-SA 2.0. Cropped for display.
Fantasyland brings classic Disney stories together at Disneyland Park. Peter Pan’s Flight, Alice’s Curious Labyrinth and Mad Hatter’s Tea Cups offer different ways into those tales: a scenic ride, a walking route and a spinning attraction.
Sharing a land or characters does not mean sharing the same sensations. When planning a family visit, talk about what happens in each attraction: darkness, movement or exploration. That description is more helpful than assuming everyone will enjoy all of Fantasyland equally.
Choose a priority and a nearby alternative, then check the admission conditions in the official information. Combine a ride with a walk to vary the pace. If someone does not want to ride, agree the next step together: completing a list should not become the purpose of the visit.
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Main Street and Fantasyland invite you to explore Disneyland Paris through its spaces and details, beyond counting rides.