Fleur de Lys Bar is the bar and lounge inside the Disneyland Hotel at Disneyland Paris. We visited twice while staying at the hotel, and found a lovely space with good service, but not somewhere you can settle in for a few drinks unless money is no object. Our cocktails cost between €21 and €28 each (£17.65 to £23.53), and we'd go back for the French 75 and the Espresso Martini.
Article Summary
- Location: First floor of the Disneyland Hotel, opposite The Royal Banquet and La Table de Lumière
- Opening hours: 11am to 1am, walk-up only with no reservations
- Who can go in: Disneyland Hotel guests and guests with a dining reservation at the hotel, relaxed when it's quiet
- Prices we paid: €21 to €28 per cocktail (£17.65 to £23.53) and €9 (£7.56) for a 33cl Diet Coke
- Our verdict: 4/5 - a lovely space with good service and steep prices
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Read on for photos of the lounge and full menu, what each cocktail was like, the prices in pounds and who can get in if you're not staying at the hotel.
Where Is Fleur de Lys Bar At The Disneyland Hotel?
Fleur de Lys Bar is on the first floor of the Disneyland Hotel, one floor up from the lobby, opposite The Royal Banquet and La Table de Lumière. It looks out over the hotel's Fantasia Gardens and is open from 11am to 1am. Before the hotel's refurbishment this space was Café Fantasia, and it came back as Fleur de Lys (you'll sometimes see people spell it fleur de lis) when the Disneyland Hotel reopened on 25th January 2024.
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Who Can Visit Fleur de Lys Bar?
Entry is for guests staying at the Disneyland Hotel and guests with a dining reservation at the hotel. When the bar is quiet this gets relaxed, but don't plan a day around wandering in from another hotel and expecting a seat. There are no reservations for the bar itself, so everyone walks up and is seated by a cast member.
If you're staying elsewhere and want to see the bar, booking a meal at The Royal Banquet or La Table de Lumière is the reliable way in.
What Is Fleur de Lys Bar Like Inside?
Having only known this space as Fleur de Lys, I was impressed. A cast member meets you at the entrance and takes you to a seat, and on both visits we were asked where we'd like to sit, which doesn't always happen in other Disneyland Paris bars (or bars in general). Every cast member we spoke to was friendly and clearly happy to be there.
The lounge is split into several seating areas, each with its own mix of sofas and armchairs. The seats are comfortable, which is more than I can say for the chairs in the Redwood Bar & Lounge at Disney Sequoia Lodge. The style carries on from the rest of the hotel, part old-fashioned and part modern, and I liked it a lot. It was busy on our first visit but still felt calm and quiet.
If you'd rather sit at the bar, there are high stools along the counter. You get a front-row view of the cocktails being made, so you can see what you're ordering before you order it, although it gets hectic up there when the bartenders are working through a long list of orders.
Fleur de Lys Bar Menu
The menu you're handed at your seat is a long one, and as you'd expect in the Disneyland Hotel, a lot of it is built around champagne. Flower-themed signature cocktails sit alongside the champagne list, and there are royal elixirs for children plus sweet and savoury snacks served throughout the day. You can also view the menu online.
A few sections, including the soft drinks and coffees, aren't on the menu displayed outside the bar, so here they are.
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Fleur de Lys Cocktails We Ordered
Some of the cocktails here look very good and are well themed to the hotel, and you pay a premium for that. Round one was the Champagne Coronation and the Sweet Kingdom, both €28 (£23.53).
The Champagne Coronation was fruity and refreshing, though not especially strong, and the little biscuit on top is a nice touch. The Sweet Kingdom was very odd. I couldn't taste much amaretto, and the texture reminded me of blended limes with bits of biscuit in it, which made it hard going. It was different, I'll give it that, but I couldn't finish it and I won't be ordering it again.
On our second visit we had the French 75 at €25 (£21.01), which was strong and zesty. After the Sweet Kingdom I played it safe with my go-to, an Espresso Martini at €21 (£17.65). It was excellent, smooth but still strong, and very well made. The second round was much better than the first, and €10 (£8.40) cheaper too.
| Drink | Price Paid | In Pounds | Our Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| Champagne Coronation | €28 | £23.53 | Fruity and refreshing, not very strong |
| Sweet Kingdom | €28 | £23.53 | Couldn't finish it, wouldn't order again |
| French 75 | €25 | £21.01 | Strong and zesty, would order again |
| Espresso Martini | €21 | £17.65 | Smooth and strong, would order again |
| Diet Coke (33cl) | €9 | £7.56 | Ouch |
Prices we paid during our stay at the Disneyland Hotel. Pounds converted at £1 = €1.19 (26th October 2026), so your bank or card rate will be different.
How Much Are Drinks At Fleur de Lys Bar?
You'd expect to pay more for a drink in a five-star hotel, but the premium here is massive. A 33cl bottle of Diet Coke was €9 (£7.56). Ouch. That makes a round of soft drinks for a family of 4 €36 (£30.25) before anyone has looked at the snacks or cocktails.
The cocktails are easier to put in context. In most higher-end bars you'll pay £15 to £20 for a decent cocktail, so at £17.65 to £23.53 Fleur de Lys sits around that level with a little Disney premium on top.
Keep in mind who the bar is for. The Disneyland Hotel attracts wealthier Disney parks guests, so it's only natural that its bar charges more. Those higher prices also keep the lounge quieter, which makes it feel more exclusive and relaxed for the people who do go, so it's worth thinking about the whole package rather than the price of each drink on its own.
Looking around the lounge, most people weren't ordering the signature cocktails. They were having a coffee or a beer, with a couple of tables sharing a bottle of champagne.
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Is Fleur de Lys Bar Worth It?
For one drink in a lovely room, yes. Paying around £20 for a well-themed, carefully made cocktail of good quality in a setting like this is fair. €9 for a 33cl Coke is outrageous.
If you're budget conscious, go, have one and treat yourself. Just don't plan on settling in for the evening and working your way through a few different drinks unless money is no object, because the bill adds up fast. It's inconvenient (and Disney knows it), but you can walk over to the other Disney hotel bars or along to Disney Village for cocktails and drinks at more reasonable tourist prices.
The French 75 and Espresso Martini were good enough that we'd order them again on our next stay. Even as someone who enjoys champagne and champagne cocktails, I prefer the cocktails at the Skyline Bar in Disney Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel, and Fleur de Lys sits firmly in second place behind it.
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Fleur de Lys Bar Disneyland Paris: Your Questions Answered
Where is Fleur de Lys Bar at Disneyland Paris?
Fleur de Lys Bar is on the first floor of the Disneyland Hotel, one floor up from the lobby, opposite The Royal Banquet and La Table de Lumière.
What are the Fleur de Lys Bar opening hours?
Fleur de Lys Bar is open from 11am to 1am.
Can you visit Fleur de Lys Bar if you're not staying at the Disneyland Hotel?
Usually not. Entry is for Disneyland Hotel guests and guests with a dining reservation at the hotel, although this is relaxed when the bar is quiet.
Do you need a reservation for Fleur de Lys Bar?
No. Fleur de Lys Bar is walk-up only and doesn't take reservations.
What was Fleur de Lys Bar called before?
It was Café Fantasia before the Disneyland Hotel's refurbishment. It reopened as Fleur de Lys Bar when the hotel reopened on 25th January 2024.
How much are cocktails at Fleur de Lys Bar?
We paid between €21 and €28 per cocktail (£17.65 to £23.53). Two rounds of two cocktails came to €102 (£85.71).
How much is a soft drink at Fleur de Lys Bar?
We paid €9 (£7.56) for a 33cl bottle of Diet Coke, which works out at €36 (£30.25) for a family of 4.
Does Fleur de Lys Bar have drinks for children?
Yes. Fleur de Lys Bar serves royal elixirs for children, along with sweet and savoury snacks served throughout the day.
What drinks is Fleur de Lys Bar known for?
Champagne. Much of the menu is built around champagne and champagne cocktails, with flower-themed signature cocktails alongside them.
Which Fleur de Lys cocktails are best?
Our favourites were the French 75 (€25) and the Espresso Martini (€21). We wouldn't order the Sweet Kingdom (€28) again.
