The Disneyland Paris app is available on both IOS and Android smartphones and will help you navigate the Disneyland Paris parks as well as hold your park tickets and hotel reservations. Let’s take a quick peek at navigating the app.
Visiting the Louvre
The Louvre Museum located in Paris, France was originally a palace built in the 12th and 13th centuries. The remnants of the palace are actually part of the museum display!
Palace of Versailles
The Palace of Versailles was originally a hunting lodge in the quaint town of Versailles about 45 minutes outside if the city of Paris used by the kings of France. It’s most famous residents were King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette before the Revolution and their unfortunate end. The Palace itself was actually sadly in ruin and many of the magnificent belongings in ruin until John D. Rockefeller Jr visited on a family trip and visited…seeing the palace in disrepair he wrote a letter to France and sent a request for fund the rebuilding and restoration. Rockefeller essentially jump started the saving of this international historical gem and paid for the facades, roofs, gardens and gave millions to save it!
Hebert’s Candy Mansion
Hebert’s Candy Mansion is located in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts which is about an hour west of Boston. Hebert’s cany originally had a slew of candy mansions in New England. The one located In Shrewsbury is called Hillswold and it’s the original one!
Sequoia Lodge
Sequoia Lodge is inspired by the American national parks with its pine trees and redwoods outdoors and a Bambi themed lobby. You’ll be a quick walk away from the park when you stay at this cozy lodge.
Hunter’s Grill
Hunter’s Grill is an all you can eat buffet located in the Sequoia Lodge Resort at The Disneyland Paris Resort in France. It’s open for both breakfast and dinner and offers American, French and Vegetarian food options.
Disneyland Paris
Disneyland Paris is has two separate parks-Parc Disneyland and Walt Disney Studios along with Disney Village where guests can shop and dine. Guests also have the option of staying onsite at a variety of different resorts within walking distance to the parks which make your stay an immersive experience.
Monet’s Garden
Nestled in the town of Giverny, France lies the home and garden of impressionist Claude Monet. One step inside and you can literally walk through Monet’s paintings and tiptoe through his famous waterlilies.
Domaine De La Corniche
If you’re looking for a quaint hotel down the street from Monet’s Giverny look no further than Domaine De La Corniche. This lovely hotel is classically French, overlooking the Seine river with it’s picturesque views and quaint buildings
Hotel le Mouton Blanc
The best way to visit the UNESCO World Heritage site of Mont Saint Michel is to stay overnight in one of the historic lodges on the island itself. By doing so, you’ll have the unique opportunity to see the island without tourists and explore the cobblestone walkways while they’re virtually empty at night! It makes an already magical visit even more magical. Come explore the whimsical hotel that is Hotel le Mouton Blanc.
