Disneyland Paris is a world-renowned entertainment resort located in Marne-la-Vallée, France, about 32 kilometers east of Paris. Opened on April 12, 1992, it was originally known as Euro Disney Resort before adopting its current name. The resort features two theme parks—Disneyland Park, home to the iconic Sleeping Beauty Castle, and Walt Disney Studios Park, which celebrates the magic of filmmaking.

Beyond the parks, Disneyland Paris includes seven Disney-owned hotels, a shopping and dining district (Disney Village), a golf course, and a convention center. It is Europe’s most-visited theme park, welcoming over 375 million guests since its opening. The resort is also the largest single-site employer in France, with 17,000 employees.

Disneyland Paris continues to evolve, with major expansions planned, including new attractions based on Marvel, Star Wars, and Frozen. It remains a magical destination where Disney stories come to life, enchanting visitors of all ages.