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Writer's picturePriscila Izidoro

Europa Park or Disneyland Paris?

If you are planning a trip to Europe and are looking for theme parks to delight the family, two names certainly come to mind: Disneyland Paris and Europa-Park.


Both offer unforgettable experiences, but each has unique characteristics that may influence your choice. In this article, we’ll help you decide which destination is right for you, with tips on how to make the most of each park and how our accommodation in Ambilly can make your trip even more special!


Disneyland Paris: Disney Magic and Enchantment

Before you pack your bags to visit the enchanted world of Disney, here are some important things you should know:


What to expect from the park

Disneyland Paris is made up of two parks: Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park. In the former, you will be transported to a fairytale world, with the iconic Sleeping Beauty Castle, magical parades and classic characters. At Walt Disney Studios, the attractions are more focused on cinema and behind the scenes, with areas dedicated to Pixar and Marvel.


Best times to save

The months of January, February and November tend to have lower ticket prices, especially on weekdays. These dates also help you avoid large crowds, allowing you to enjoy the attractions more.


Best season to visit

European summer (June to August) is a great time to enjoy all the outdoor areas and nightly shows, but be prepared for crowds. For a quieter experience, fall (September to October) offers pleasant weather, seasonal decorations (like Halloween) and shorter lines.


Europa-Park: Adventure and Cultural Diversity

Located in Germany, close to the French border, Europa-Park is known for its themed areas based on European countries, breathtaking attractions and excellent value for money.


What to expect from the park

With over 15 themed areas, Europa-Park combines adrenaline, shows and culture. The Silver Star rollercoaster is a must-see for speed lovers, while the Voletarium enchants with a flight simulator over the landscapes of Europe. Here, every detail has been designed to transport you to different corners of the continent.


Best times to save

Just like at Disney, the months of January, February and November are ideal for cheaper tickets. Another tip is to take advantage of package deals, which include a stay at the park's themed hotels.


Best season to visit

Summer is vibrant and perfect for enjoying the water attractions, but the European winter transforms the park into a true Christmas fairytale, with Christmas markets and enchanting decorations.


How to enjoy the best of both worlds with our accommodation in Ambilly

Whatever your choice, our Ambilly accommodation is the perfect base from which to explore these two entertainment giants.


Distance from Ambilly to Disneyland Paris: Approximately 4 hours by car or train.

Distance from Ambilly to Europa-Park: About 3 hours by car.

Additionally, we can arrange transfers and even a tour guide to accompany you and ensure your experience is smooth and memorable.


Ambilly offers not only strategic proximity to Geneva, but also the hospitality of a family that knows Europe like the back of their hand.


Our Verdict

Europa-Park: Wins over with its excellent value for money, variety of attractions and cultural atmosphere. Ideal for those seeking adrenaline and authentic experiences.


Disneyland Paris: Sparkles with the unique magic of Disney, transporting you to a world of dreams and nostalgia.


Our tip

Do you prefer adrenaline and a more affordable price? Choose Europa-Park.

Want to immerse yourself in fairy tales? Disneyland Paris is the perfect place!


Ready to decide?

Whatever your choice, book your stay with us and enjoy the best of both worlds! Our apartments in Ambilly, just 5 minutes from Geneva, offer comfort, convenience and a strategic location to explore the charms of France and Switzerland.


🌟 Book now and live this adventure! 🌟




Europa Park Gallery



Disney Paris Gallery

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