5 reasons why you shouldn't visit Disneyland Paris in 2023 | Delay your trip! 

I think Disney land Paris is magical at anytime 🪄✨💕

I fully agree with everything you’ve said in this! I went in January and it was a wonderful experience, but we couldn’t help but feel that we didn’t get the correct value for the large amount of money we paid for the trip. It was amazing, don’t get me wrong, but the Disney magic just wasn’t quite there for us. It was amazing, but just unfortunate that it felt like just a stressful time, not a Disney magical holiday

the reason they have the sign out for full capacity is because they are still doing the covid allowance i thought so there is a smaller amount of guests in the park also i hate to break it to you but the star wars land has been cancelled instead they might be expanding the stars ware themed area in the main land. I am pretty certain it will be avatar themed because of how well the new movie did in the box office in France

I’m going in November 🙈🙈

Crowds would be every year not just 2023. There will still be crowds next year.

I’ve heard that Star Wars area was cancelled and they are putting an Avatar area instead. My biggest issue with the cost was the fast passes. As you said, the cost of the ticket is expensive, but then it costs €60 per person, per day, for unlimited fast passes, or having to pay per ride. And Genie+ in Florida is between $25-$30 for basically the same thing, it’s not good. The app is terrible as well, it signs you out regularly, and then you can’t sign back in unless you delete the app and reinstall it. The booking of the restaurants as well, I’ve just checked, and there are hardly any reservations for 2 mos from today. Who has time to sit and check every single day to try and get a reservation for one of the restaurants? And also….the merch selection is terrible when you see what they get in America, Hong Kong, and Tokyo. Tokyo had the best merchandise I’ve ever seen. The quick service is also pretty rubbish. Every park but Paris has churros and popcorn carts.