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What’s new at Disneyland Paris: Disney Adventure World and World of Frozen

Disneyland Paris’s second park has a new name and a whole new land. Here’s what changed in 2026, and how to plan a great-value family trip.

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Scout’s tip

Scout’s Paris plan

Do at least two days so you can enjoy both parks. Head to World of Frozen early, before the queues build, and keep a Disneyland Park classic for the evening.

  • Under-3s go free
  • Check the official offers page before you book
  • Compare packages with booking separately

Walt Disney Studios is now Disney Adventure World

The resort’s second park was renamed Disney Adventure World as part of a major expansion. World of Frozen, with Arendelle and its attractions, opened on 29 March 2026. A further land themed on The Lion King has been announced for a later date.

How many days do you need?

Two days lets you do both parks without rushing. Three days suits families with young children who need slower days, or who want to see the parades and night-time shows.

Ways to save

  • Under-3s go free.
  • Check official offers: Disneyland Paris runs seasonal deals on hotels and tickets on its own website.
  • Avoid peak dates like school holidays and Halloween and Christmas weekends.
  • Compare packages: some UK operators include extras like free child places. Compare family holidays on TravelDeals.

More in our Disney deals guide.

Before you travel from the UK

UK travellers now go through the EU’s Entry/Exit System at the border. Read EES and ETIAS explained on TravelDeals.

Last updated: 14 October 2026

Frequently asked questions

When did World of Frozen open at Disneyland Paris?
World of Frozen opened on 29 March 2026, alongside the renaming of Walt Disney Studios Park to Disney Adventure World.
Do toddlers need a ticket for Disneyland Paris?
No. Children under 3 go free at Disneyland Paris.

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