Disneyland Paris® - Adventureland Attractions

Adventureland Attractions


	Adventure Isle - " Come and explore secret caves, tunnels, waterfalls and bridges" . This is great, but keep younger kids in sight at all times. More children get lost here than in any other part of the park! (Of course, if they've been driving you crazy all day......).

	Indiana Jones et le Temple du Péril (Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom) - " A high speed thrill adventure through an archaeological excavation" . Well, the queuing area runs through an excavation site. And talking of queues, if there is one, you might decide not to bother waiting in line for an hour just to ride for less than 2 minutes. The temple area looks impressive, and the ride is very fast with a 360° loop. This ride can be a little jerky and uncomfortable, but if you're fit, taller than 1.4 metres and there's no line, enjoy!

	Le Cabane des Robinson (The Swiss Family Treehouse) - " Visit the tree-top home of the shipwrecked Swiss Family Robinson" . I think that this must be the tallest and steepest of the Disney Swiss Family Treehouses. The view from the top is fantastic, so don't forget your camera. An asthma pump might be useful too.

	Le Passage Enchanté d'Aladdin (Aladdin's Enchanted Passage) - " A story tableaux of the Aladdin tale" . Call me sad, but I love this. It's cool and dark and a great attraction great for really young kids too. There's rarely a queue (except for those busy Summer weekends) and you wander through the passageways at your own pace. Along the way are some great looking animatronic tableaux, done the way only Disney know how.

	Pirates of the Caribbean - " A swashbuckling voyage to the Spanish Main with fun-loving pirates" . If you've enoyed any of the other parks' Pirates of the Caribbean attractions, then you're in for a great surprise. This if the biggest of 'em all! The story unfolds in its' proper order (unlike in Florida, California or Tokyo), and is told in full and features a dramatic 'sea storm' section. The 'Town on Fire' scene alone is worth the wait! (This attraction is a fast loader and the lines move faster than you might expect). Once your in your boat, the journey lasts for 10 and a half minutes, that should tell you something about all the extras. You'll love it.

	SHOPS The Indiana Jones Adventure Outpost - Gifts and souvenirs based on the Indy movies. Adventureland Bazar - A little cluster of stores are in here. In the main bazar you can buy Oriental pastries and sweets, in " Les Trésors de Schéhérazade" you'll find 'clothing and artifacts from the Indies' (I've travelled the World, but I've never found 'the Indies'...am I looking in the wrong place?!), and " La Reine des Serpents" is a tea room that also sells Oriental pastries. La Girafe Curieuse - Nature and Winnie-the-Pooh themed goodies. Le Coffre du Capitaine - Pirate and sailor themed souvenirs.

	The Blue Lagoon Restaurant - Now probably Disneyland Paris's best restaurant (taken over from Walt's, which now leaves a little to be desired). Full table service featuring a Caribbean/Creole type menu with lots of fish, lobster and spicey/fruity stuff. The restaurant is situated actually inside the Pirates of the Carribean attraction, so the place has the perfect atmosphere of tropical/jungle/rainforest-ness. You will need to book in advance but it's worth the pre-planning. very highly recommended. Colonel Hathi's Pizza Outpost - Counter service pizza, salad, and beverages. Often closed during the winter months. Hakuna Matata Restaurant - A nice attempt at the exotic. In Paris, that's obviously appears to be Kebabs and couscous! Café de la Brousse - Counter service snacks and beverages. Captain Hook's Galley - Take-away food from a fabulous ship. (Click here for a picture.)

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