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The stunning Disneyland Hotel opened at Disneyland Paris on January 25th, 2024. Many guests can't wait to check it out, but at the moment, Disneyland Paris is not letting guests just wander into the hotel who do not have certain reservations. This makes sense as you can't have a 5-star hotel where guests are paying thousands of pounds to stay getting flooded with theme park guests. Here are the ways you can get inside to have a look around.
The first and most obvious, book a stay at the Disneyland Hotel.
Book lunch at Royal Banquet - Guests staying at any other Disney hotel can book lunch only at the Royal Banquet restaurant. It costs €100 for adults and €50 for kids 3+.
Starting February 10th, Disneyland Paris let guests queue outside the hotel entrance, but now starting February 17th, guests are required to download the "Lineberty" app (Apple, Android) to join a virtue queue. You can only enter the virtue queue on the day you want to visit and when you're located within Disneyland Paris.
My Royal Dream is now only available to guests staying at Disneyland Hotel, so you can no longer make a My Royal Dream booking to enter the hotel.
This all might just be a temporary measure, as any guest could previously enter the hotel. We'll have to wait and see when things die down a little as the hype is still very much alive.
Remember you can check out our article "Disneyland Paris Booking Guide" to learn how to book Disneyland Paris from the UK or see below.
Disneyland Paris Booking Guide
If you're looking to book a hotel and ticket package (and make your way there) book your stay through DisneylandParis.com by clicking here. If you want to book a package that includes transport (for example, ferry crossing, Eurostar etc) book your stay through Disney Holidays UK by clicking here.
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