Pom'Potes Disneyland Paris Partnership Brings Free Kids Map

Pom'Potes is now the only fruit pouch brand at Disneyland Paris, with a free bilingual map for kids.

Pom'Potes Disneyland Paris Partnership Brings Free Kids Map
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Pom'Potes has become an Official Partner of Disneyland Paris, and since 1st October 2026 it has been the only brand of fruit pouches sold at Disneyland Paris. The tie-up also brings a free Pom'Potes Adventure Map for families with young children, available at the entrance to Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World, and it's printed in English as well as French. An exclusive co-branded Pom'Potes pouch with Disney jokes follows from January 2027.

Article Summary

  • What's new: Pom'Potes became an Official Partner of Disneyland Paris on 1st October 2026
  • Only pouch brand: Pom'Potes is now the only fruit pouch brand sold at Disneyland Paris
  • Free Adventure Map: available at the entrance to Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World for families with young children
  • Language: the map is printed in French and English
  • Exclusive pouch: a co-branded Organic Plain Apple pouch with Disney jokes arrives from January 2027
  • In the UK: sold through specialist French grocers and Amazon UK rather than mainstream supermarkets

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Read on for what's on the Adventure Map, when the Disney pouch arrives and where to buy Pom'Potes in the UK.

What Is The Pom'Potes Adventure Map At Disneyland Paris?

The Adventure Map is a free fold-out sheet called My Extraordinary Adventure (Mon aventure extraordinaire in French), aimed at families with young children. It covers both Disney parks with games and challenges dotted around an illustrated map, plus a few nods to the brand that's paying for the printing.

Disney Adventure World is the park that was known as Walt Disney Studios Park until it reopened under its new name on 29th March 2026. Its side of the map shows the park's lands with characters placed throughout, including the Marvel heroes in Avengers Campus and Arendelle in World of Frozen. One game asks children to count how many hidden icons they can spot on the map, and the Pom'Potes challenge is a maze that ends at an apple. The map key also marks the parade route, the Baby Care Center, character meeting spots and where to hire pushchairs and wheelchairs.

Is The Disneyland Paris Adventure Map In English?

Yes. The headings, game instructions and map key are printed in French with the English translation underneath, so a child who can read can work through the games on their own. It's free, it takes seconds to pick up at the park entrance, and it gives younger children something to do between rides without you spending a penny.

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Can You Buy Pom'Potes In The UK?

Yes, but you won't find Pom'Potes in most UK supermarkets. It's sold mainly through specialist French grocers online and platforms such as Amazon UK.

With Pom'Potes now the only fruit pouch brand sold at Disneyland Paris, ordering a few before you travel lets you find out at home whether your child will eat them, rather than finding out halfway through a day in the parks.

Pom'Potes belongs to Bel Group, the French company behind The Laughing Cow, Mini Babybel, Kiri and Boursin, which signed a 10-year partnership with Disneyland Paris in June 2021. Those cheese brands have been turning up in Disneyland Paris food ever since, and fruit pouches are the latest thing Bel has added to the line-up.

When Is The Pom'Potes Disneyland Paris Pouch Released?

The co-branded pouch arrives from January 2027. It's an exclusive Disneyland Paris edition of the Pom'Potes Organic Plain Apple pouch (Bio Pomme Nature), with jokes inspired by Disney stories to find under each pouch. Bel and Disneyland Paris also plan joint promotions in shops outside the parks.

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Pom'Potes At Disneyland Paris: Your Questions Answered

Is Pom'Potes an official partner of Disneyland Paris?
Yes - Pom'Potes became an Official Partner of Disneyland Paris on 1st October 2026, in the fruit pouch category.

Is the Pom'Potes Adventure Map free?
Yes - it's free and available at the entrance to Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World.

Is the Disneyland Paris Adventure Map in English?
Yes - the map is printed in both French and English.

When is the Pom'Potes Disneyland Paris pouch released?
From January 2027. It's an exclusive Organic Plain Apple pouch co-branded with Disneyland Paris, with jokes inspired by Disney stories under each pouch.

Can you buy Pom'Potes in the UK?
Yes, but it isn't a mainstream supermarket brand. It's sold mainly through specialist French grocers online and platforms such as Amazon UK.

Who owns Pom'Potes?
Pom'Potes is owned by Bel Group, which also makes The Laughing Cow, Mini Babybel, Kiri and Boursin.

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