Visiting Disneyland Paris During Halloween Season

Visiting Disneyland Paris During Halloween Season

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Last Updated - October 2024 

Halloween is always a magical time, but nothing quite compares to spending the spooky season at Disneyland Paris. Over the years, we’ve made some amazing memories at Disneyland Paris during Halloween, and it’s become a highlight of our travels. There’s something so special about experiencing the park transformed into a festive autumn wonderland. If you’re planning a trip to Disneyland Paris this Halloween season, there are plenty of tricks, treats, and unforgettable experiences waiting for you!

What To Expect During Disneyland Paris Halloween Festival

The Disneyland Paris Halloween Festival is one of the most exciting events of the year, and 2024 promises to be bigger and better than ever. Running from 1st October to 3rd November, the park will be filled with spooky decorations, Halloween-inspired music, and, of course, lots of opportunities to meet your favourite Disney characters, villains included!

Disneyland Park

From the moment you step into Disneyland Park, you’ll find yourself surrounded by pumpkins, ghosts, and ghoulish surprises. The streets come alive with spooky fun, with plenty of photo opportunities around every corner. One of our favourite places to capture the Halloween magic is Main Street, U.S.A., which is always decked out with pumpkins, Mickey-inspired decorations, and festive autumn touches.

For any Disney fan, the attention to detail is incredible. The music changes to a more haunting, whimsical tune, making every step through the park feel like you’ve entered a spooky fairytale. The magical atmosphere adds a whole new level of excitement, and whether you’re a seasoned visitor or it's your first time, Halloween at Disneyland Paris will leave you mesmerised.

What Characters Are In Disneyland Paris For Halloween?

Halloween is a special time at Disneyland Paris, as it’s the only season when you can meet some of Disney’s most notorious villains! This year, the wicked Mother Gothel from Tangled is making her debut appearance. It’s such a rare treat to see her, so make sure you don’t miss out!

Villain fans will also be excited to know that Maleficent can be found lurking near Sleeping Beauty Castle. She’s always ready to strike a dramatic pose, making her one of the most popular characters to meet during Halloween. For those who are brave enough, head over to Adventureland where the mischievous Captain Hook will be ready to greet you near the Jolly Roger.

But it’s not all villains! Keep an eye out for some of Disney’s fun-loving characters who are also getting in on the Halloween fun. Chip, Dale, and Goofy are part of the Mischief Makers, and their antics will have everyone laughing. Whether it’s their playful banter or cheeky pranks, meeting them is sure to put a smile on your face.

Mickey's Halloween Celebration

No trip to Disneyland Paris would be complete without catching a parade, and during Halloween, Mickey’s Halloween Celebration takes centre stage. This lively parade features all your favourite characters dressed in their Halloween best, with the Mischief Makers leading the way.

The floats are beautifully decorated, and the music will have everyone tapping their feet. It’s a family favourite and perfect for capturing the magic of Halloween at Disneyland. Make sure to grab a spot early for the best view of this festive parade!

Nightfall With Disney Villains

As the sun sets and the evening begins, Disneyland Paris takes the spooky atmosphere up a notch with Nightfall with Disney Villains. This special event transforms Sleeping Beauty Castle with projections, music, and fountains for a spectacularly eerie experience. It’s a thrilling part of the Halloween Festival and one of those "must-see" moments if you’re visiting the park during the Halloween season.

Disney Electrical Sky Parade

For 2024, there’s an exclusive Halloween twist to the Disney Electrical Sky Parade. Villains take control of the show, with their own unique projections and drone displays, offering a chilling prelude to the Disney Illuminations. Seeing the sky light up with Disney magic and spooky Halloween elements is the perfect way to end your day at the park.

Hollywood Studios

Over at Walt Disney Studios Park, things get even spookier as evil villains and mischievous characters take over. From 1st October, the Studio Theatre will be the place to be for a spooky encounter with Disney’s most rebellious villains. It’s an experience that’s not for the faint-hearted, but for those who love a good fright, it’s absolutely worth a visit.

The Tower Of Terror

One of the highlights at Walt Disney Studios Park during Halloween is the iconic Tower of Terror. The haunted hotel offers a spine-chilling ride experience that will have your heart racing. The eerie atmosphere, combined with the surprises that await on the upper floors, makes it a Halloween favourite. Just remember, you never know what might happen in that rickety old lift!

As well as all the spooky shenanigans you can enjoy all your favourite rides. 

Tips for Making the Most of Halloween at Disneyland Paris

If you’re planning to visit Disneyland Paris during Halloween, here are a few tips to make sure you get the most out of your spooky adventure:

Plan Ahead

Before your visit, make sure to check the Disneyland Paris website for the most up-to-date information on opening times, ride closures, and any special events happening during your stay. This way, you can plan your days and avoid any surprises.

Get Your Spot for the Parade Early

Mickey’s Halloween Celebration is incredibly popular, so find a good viewing spot along the parade route well before it starts to ensure you don’t miss any of the magic.

Dress for the Occasion

While it’s not mandatory, wearing Halloween-themed outfits or costumes (in line with park guidelines) can make your experience even more fun. Plus, it’s a great way to get into the spirit of the season!

Capture the Magic

Halloween at Disneyland Paris is a photographer’s dream. With so many unique decorations and character meet-and-greets, make sure your camera or phone is fully charged so you can capture all the memories.

There’s something truly magical about Disneyland Paris during Halloween. Whether it’s the eerie decorations, the chance to meet your favourite Disney villains, or the spectacular shows, every part of the park is filled with spooky fun and Disney magic. If you’re looking for a Halloween getaway that combines fun, excitement, and a little bit of fright, Disneyland Paris is the place to be this spooky season. It’s the perfect family-friendly destination, offering memories that will last long after the Halloween decorations come down.

Have you visited Disneyland Paris during Halloween? We’d love to hear about your experience, so feel free to share your favourite moments in the comments!

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Halloween Light Trails In The North West

Halloween Light Trails In The North West

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Over the years light trails at Christmas time have become so popular however we are now seeing light trails for Halloween too. I love a light trail so any excuse to visit one is fine by me. There are a few popping up in the North West already and I'll make sure I update if any others get announced too.

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Celebrating Oktoberfest At Alton Towers

Celebrating Oktoberfest At Alton Towers

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Last updated Sept 2024

You all know we are huge fans of Alton Towers and try to visit the theme park as much as possible throughout the season. Along the way we love to join in with the events that Alton Towers host throughout the year.  From 7th September Alton Towers will be transformed into the German festival Oktoberfest. The festival will take place until 29th September and you can enjoy all the fun and entertainment of Oktoberfest included in your admission fee. 

What to expect at Alton Towers Oktoberfest

For those not familiar with the festival, Oktoberfest. Oktoberfest, annual festival in Munich, Germany, is held over a two-week period and ending on the first Sunday in October. The festival originated on October 12, 1810, in celebration of the marriage of the crown prince of Bavaria, who later became King Louis I, to Princess Therese von Sachsen-Hildburghausen.

Alton Towers bring the fun of the festival to the resort offering delicious food, live entertainment and of course, beer.

When you enter Alton Towers you will be greeted with German music, blue and white decorations and the smell of delicious food in the background.

If you head to the front lawn you will see a huge Oktoberfest entrance leading to a variety of food stalls including churros, brownies and marshmallows.

You will see the Wunder Bar to the left of the stage which has a range of German beers on offer. You can choose to purchase a pint at the bar or head to the souvenir stall first and purchase a stein glass. Then you can head back to the Wunder Bar where they will fill up your stein which averages about 2 and a half pints. 

There are plenty of picnic benches on the front lawn where you can sit and enjoy your beer and snacks or you can sit upstairs in the Wunder Bar however seating is very limited to just a few tables. 

The live entertainment stage which has been a permanent fixture over the past few months has a variety of  entertainment including german dancing which was a crowd favourite. 

If you are familiar with the resort you can head to the Bierkellar which is situated in the courtyard in Mutiny Bay. Undercover seating options are available here with live entertainment throughout the day. This year Oktoberfest has extended from the theme park entrance and front lawn to the whole of Mutiny Bay. 

Anything Else?

As well as enjoying the German fun you can also enjoy all your favourite rides. 

Opening times do vary so be sure to check out the opening times schedule. The park closing is anywhere from 5-7pm depending on the day. 

Oktoberfest is included in your ticket price so is no extra cost to you. 

Head to the resort before the 29th September for your chance to join in all the fun. 

To extend your fun you can stay over at one of the many choices of accommodation at Alton Towers. 

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Unforgettable Family Holidays in the UK: Discovering Fun, Safety, and Adventure

Unforgettable Family Holidays in the UK: Discovering Fun, Safety, and Adventure

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You all know we love a good family holiday but when I think of planning a family holiday I automatically think of travelling to another country. However the UK is a beautiful country, with so much to enjoy right on our doorstep. Whether you are looking to learn all about its history, take in the stunning landscapes or family-friendly attractions, the UK is a top choice for creating unforgettable memories.

Whatever you are looking for the UK can offer a variety of destinations perfect for families. In this guide, we'll explore some of the best family holiday spots in the UK and share tips on ensuring a safe and stress-free trip including how you can never lose your family car using a car tracking device.

Top Family Holiday Destinations in the UK

Cornwall: Coastal Adventures

Although we have never been to Cornwall, I had to put it top of my list. It's one of the places I really want to visit as soon as possible as it looks stunning with its golden beaches and charming seaside towns, a real paradise for families. Although I'm not a massive fan of the sea I can imagine the boys enjoying surfing lessons in Newquay, whilst John and I explore the mystical Tintagel Castle. Another reason to visit Cornwall would be to visit the Eden Project, home to the world's largest indoor rainforest. For a mix of adventure and relaxation, Cornwall is an ideal choice.

Lake District: Nature's Playground

As regular visitors to The Lake District I can honestly say we never get bored. There is just so much to see and do whether it's enjoying a boat trip on Lake Windermere, hiking through Grizedale Forest or just relaxing in a coffeeshop in Ambleside. The Lake District is ideal for those who enjoy the great outdoors however we always ensure we have lots of ideas for rainy days in the Lakes as the weather is very unpredictable. The scenic beauty and numerous activities, such as kayaking and wildlife spotting, ensure that both kids and adults will have an unforgettable experience.

London: Urban Excitement

Again another city we visit at least once a year is our capital city, London. London has everything you need for a fun holiday that is packed with attractions for families. Visit the interactive exhibits at the Science Museum, enjoy a day out at the London Zoo, or take a ride on the iconic London Eye. There is also nothing better than seeing London's landmarks from the River Thames. Hop on a boat cruise and see the London Eye, Big Ben and St Pauls Cathedral from the comfort of your boat. London's parks, such as Hyde Park and Regent's Park, offer plenty of space for picnics and playtime.

Edinburgh: Historical Wonders

Another city on my 'to visit' list is Edinburgh. Edinburgh combines rich history with vibrant culture. Explore the majestic Edinburgh Castle, walk the Royal Mile, and if you are a fan of Harry Potter like us you can visit the various landmarks that inspired the books. The city's festivals, including the famous Edinburgh Fringe, provide endless entertainment options for families.

Wales: Adventure and Relaxation

When I was growing up we would visit Wales every year for our annual holiday. My dad would pack up the car and I would watch from the window as we passed stunning landscapes and charming villages. It was like another world and I still get that feeling now everytime we visit. Families can explore Snowdonia National Park, visit the fairy-tale Castell Coch, or relax on the beautiful beaches of Pembrokeshire. The Welsh countryside is perfect for activities like cycling, horse riding, and camping.

Practical Tips for a Smooth Family Holiday

Plan Ahead

Research your destinations and book accommodations in advance. Look for family-friendly hotels and restaurants to ensure everyone's comfort.

Pack Smart

Pack essentials such as first aid kits, snacks, and entertainment for the kids. Don't forget weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes for exploring.

Keep Everyone Involved

Engage the whole family in planning activities. Letting kids have a say in the itinerary can make the trip more enjoyable for everyone.

Stay Flexible

While planning is important, being flexible can help you adapt to unexpected changes, like weather shifts or sudden closures of attractions.

Safety First

Always keep an eye on your belongings, especially in crowded places. While enjoying the many attractions the UK has to offer, ensuring your family's safety and peace of mind is paramount. One crucial aspect is securing your transportation. We use a car tracking device which is perfect for our trips. Knowing you can always locate your car allows you to focus on enjoying your trip rather than worrying about where you parked. On family holidays, the car often becomes a home away from home, storing everything from snacks to souvenirs. Losing your car can quickly turn a dream holiday into a stressful nightmare. 

Family holidays in the UK offer a blend of adventure, education, and relaxation. From the coastal charm of Cornwall to the bustling excitement of London, there's something for every family to enjoy. By planning carefully you can create lasting memories without the stress. So pack your bags, hit the road, and embark on an unforgettable family adventure in the UK!

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Accessible Theme Parks In The UK

Accessible Theme Parks In The UK

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As a theme park and a rollercoaster loving family we visit a wide range of UK theme parks each year. Our love of thrill rides is growing each year and as the boys get older we are trying to cram as much in to our days as we can. The days can be long and tough on the legs and as we get older I have often wondered just how long we can continue to visit theme parks as they can be quite a challenge even to those fit and well. It does make me think are the theme parks we visit accessible to all especially those who have limited mobility, use a wheelchair or need to use stair lifts when at home. I have done some research and here are our top 8 accessible themes parks in the UK.

Alton Towers

Alton Towers is the park we visit the most throughout the year. If you have visited you will know that the resort is huge and can be quite challenging to walk around as well a queuing for rides at this popular attraction. However there are facilities to make your day easier should you need it. 

Blue Badge Parking - parking close to the entrance is available for guests who hold a blue badge. The disabled parking entrance is clearly signposted on arrival at the resort. There is a charge for parking and it will be signposted on the day of your visit.

Free Carer Ticket - A free carer ticket will be issued upon proof of a disability. 

Ride Access Pass - This is available to guests who may find it difficult or cannot stand for long periods of time either due to a physical disability or a learning/emotional impairment. Pre registration is required at least 7 days before your visit.

Toilets - All toilets at Alton Towers have wheelchair friendly toilets. The resort also offers changing spaces for those who need it. You do need a radar key to use these facilities and if you do not own one you can loan a key from guest services for £20. (fully refundable).

Hire Options - Wheelchairs and mobility scooters are available to hire from Guest Services on the day of your visit. A £20 refundable deposit is required for wheelchairs and are on a first come first served basis. If you require a mobility scooter then you will need to pre register before your visit as only a limited number of scooters are available. There is a charge per day of £25 and also a £25 refundable deposit. 

Getting Around - As I mentioned before Alton Towers is a large resort, luckily they do have a 'skyride' which can take you to various parts of the resort to cut down your walking times. 

For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Alton Tower Accessibility Guide

Chessington World Of Adventures 

Being a Merlin Pass Holder we haven't visited Chessington as much as I would have liked, however on previous visits we have loved the theme park. There is something for all ages with lots of rides and attractions suitable for younger guests but some thrill rides too. 

Blue Badge Parking - Blue Badge holders can access the disabled parking bays on a first come first served basis. The parking spaces can be found in our Lodge Gate Car Park. You must display a valid Blue Badge in your vehicle. Car parking costs from £7 per car

Free Carer Ticket - A free carer ticket will be issued upon proof of a disability. 

Ride Access Pass - This is available to guests who may find it difficult or cannot stand for long periods of time either due to a physical disability or a learning/emotional impairment. Pre registration is required at least 7 days before your visit.

Toilets - There are wheelchair friendly toilets locate in Lodge Gate, Shipwreck Coast, Adventure Point, Wild Wood and Forbidden Kingdom. There is also a changing space located in Shipwreck Coast. ou do need a radar key to use these facilities and if you do not own one you can loan a key from guest services for £10. (fully refundable).

Hire Options - Wheelchairs and mobility scooters are available to hire from Guest Services on the day of your visit. For wheelchair hire there is a charge of £10 per day plus a £50 refundable deposit is required. As numbers are limited you are advised to bring your own should you require one to make the most of your visit. If you require a mobility scooter there is a charge per day of £35 and also a £50 refundable deposit. If you would like to bring your own scooter this is allowed however you cannot bring it in to the ride queues, it must be left outside the queue line. 

Getting Around - Chessington World Of Adventures is described as 'hilly' in places so please do keep this in mind should your mobility be limited. 

For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Chessington World Of Adventures Accessibilty Guide

Thorpe Park

As the boys have got older this is the park they want to visit the most. Jam packed with thrill rides and definitely not for the faint hearted. 

Blue Badge Parking - parking close to the entrance is available for guests who hold a blue badge. The disabled parking entrance is clearly signposted on arrival at the resort. There is a charge for parking and it will be signposted on the day of your visit.

Free Carer Ticket - A free carer ticket will be issued upon proof of a disability. 

Ride Access Pass - This is available to guests who may find it difficult or cannot stand for long periods of time either due to a physical disability or a learning/emotional impairment. Pre registration is required at least 7 days before your visit.

Toilets - All toilets at Thorpe Park have wheelchair friendly toilets. The resort also offers a changing space located in the Dome for those who need it. You do need a radar key to use these facilities and if you do not own one you can loan a key from guest services for £10. (fully refundable).

Hire Options - Wheelchairs are available to hire from the accessibility kiosk on the day of your visit. For wheelchair hire a £50 refundable deposit is required. As numbers are limited you are advised to bring your own should you require one to make the most of your visit. Thorpe Park does not offer mobility scooter hire. 

Getting Around - Thorpe Park can be steep in places so please do keep that in mind. 

For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Thorpe Park Accessibility Guide

Legoland Windsor

Legoland Windsor will always hold a special place in my heart as it's so much fun however I can see us visiting less now the boys are more into thrill rides. 

Blue Badge Parking - parking close to the entrance is available for guests who hold a blue badge. The disabled parking entrance is clearly signposted on arrival at the resort. There is a charge for parking and it will be signposted on the day of your visit.

Free Carer Ticket - A free carer ticket will be issued upon proof of a disability. 

Ride Access Pass - This is available to guests who may find it difficult or cannot stand for long periods of time either due to a physical disability or a learning/emotional impairment. Pre registration is required at least 7 days before your visit.

Toilets - All toilets at Legoland Windsor have wheelchair friendly toilets. The resort also offers a changing space located in Heartlake city for those who need it. You do need a radar key to use these facilities and if you do not own one you can hire a key from guest services.

Hire Options - Wheelchairs and mobility scooters are available to hire from Guest Services or Sensory Space on the day of your visit. For wheelchair hire there is no charge however they do ask for photo i.d. If no photo i.d can be provided then they do ask for a £20 refundable deposit. As numbers are limited you are advised to bring your own should you require one to make the most of your visit.  If you require a mobility scooter there is a charge per day of £25 and also a £25 refundable deposit. You must prebook your mobility scooter before your visit due to limited numbers. If you would like to bring your own scooter this is allowed however you cannot bring it in to the ride queues, it must be left outside the queue line. 

Getting Around - Legoland can be steep in places however they do have a hill train which can take you from the top of the park to the bottom and vice versa. Please do note that we have visited many times and the train does not seem to run everyday so please do keep that in mind. 

 For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Legoland Windsor Accessibilty Guide

Drayton Manor

We usually visit Drayton Manor at least once per year and it's always a fun day out. 

Blue Badge Parking - There is sufficient disabled parking at the front of all car parks. There is a £6 charge for parking and it will be signposted on the day of your visit.

Free Carer Ticket - A free carer ticket will be issued upon proof of a disability. You will need to apply online through Nimbus Disability, at least 7 days prior to visiting.

Easy Access Pass - Drayton Manor recognises that for some guests, accessing a ride via the conventional queue line can be challenging, either due to mobility issues or for example as a result of difficulties with everyday social interaction. If you require an Easy Access Pass you will need to apply online through Nimbus Disability, at least 7 days prior to visiting.

Toilets - There are disabled toilets attached to every toilet block. The resort also offers a changing space for those who need it.

Hire Options - Wheelchairs are available to hire from the main entrance near Thomas Land at a cost of £10 per day, and a £10 cash deposit must be left.

Getting Around - Drayton Manor is quite flat and easy on the legs!

 For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Drayton Manor

Gulliver's World

Gulliver's World is our closest park and one we have been visiting for about 20 years. 

Blue Badge Parking - There is sufficient disabled parking at Gulliver's World however the entrance is extremely close to the car park within a 1-2 minute walk.  There is no charge for parking.

Concessionary Rate - The concessionary rate will be given upon proof of a disability for the disabled guest and one carer.

Ride Access Pass - Guests with particular additional needs who are unable to queue may be eligible for a ride pass. This would allow them and up to three accompanying helpers to access the ride via the ride exit area for ease of access. Proof of disability will be required on the day.

Toilets - There are disabled toilets throughout the theme park.

Hire Options - There is no option to hire wheelchairs or mobility scooters at Gulliver's World.

Getting Around - Gulliver's World is mostly flat with very small inclines. We have been visiting for over 15 years it's a lovely park to walk around with no sudden hill or steep surprises

 For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Gulliver's World

Blackpool Pleasure Beach

Another local park for us and again one we always have so much fun at. 

Blue Badge Parking - There is sufficient disabled parking at all car parks. Parking starts at £15 per day depending on which car park you choose.

Essential Companion Ticket - A free carer ticket will be issued upon proof of a disability. You will need to apply online through Nimbus Disability, at least 7 days prior to visiting.

Easypass Ride Access - Blackpool Pleasure Beach recognises that for some guests, accessing a ride via the conventional queue line can be challenging. The EasyPass service is for guests who are unable to stand in the main queue line whilst waiting to board a ride, due to medical reasons or disability. If you require an Easy Access Pass you will need to apply online through Nimbus Disability, at least 7 days prior to visiting.

Toilets - There are disabled toilets located in Balmoral Car Park, Tickets & Information Area, Bowl A Drome, Superloos opposite the Alice Ride, Superloos opposite the Big Pizza Kitchen and Nickelodeon Land. Changing facilities can be found in Nickelodeon Land behind the SpongeBob Splash Bash Ride, to the left of the Nickelodeon Land Shop. Radar key access is required, however for those guests without a Radar key, a toilet attendant can be summoned by pressing the button outside the changing room.

Hire Options - Wheelchairs are available to hire from Guest Services or Ticket Sales on the day of your visit. For wheelchair hire there is a charge of £5 per day and £20 refundable deposit. As numbers are limited you are advised to bring your own should you require one to make the most of your visit 

Getting Around - Blackpool Pleasure Beach is fairly easy to get around. There are wheelchair friendly paths and the option to avoid stairs if needed,

 For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Blackpool Pleasure Beach Accessibility Guide

Flamingo Land

We have only visited Flamingo Land once but would love to return.

Blue Badge Parking - A limited amount of designated parking spaces reserved for disabled badge holders are available at the entrance to the theme park. Parking attendants will direct you.

Free Carer Ticket - A free carer ticket will be issued upon proof of a disability. .

Direct Access Pass - A free direct access pass for guests who due to a disability are unable to use our standard queue lines. Proof of disability is required. 

Toilets - Toilets are located around the park and can all be accessed by disabled guests.  Adult disabled changing facilities are available in the first aid centre. This service is accessible using the radar lock key system.

Hire Options - Wheelchairs are available on loan, free of charge from the first aid centre. A non- monetary deposit is required such as a valid passport, driving licence, disability book etc before a wheelchair can be issued. As wheelchairs are limited, it is recommended to pre-book the use of a wheelchair in advance of your visit by phoning the first aid centre on 01653 668 140.  

Getting Around - It's been a while since we visited Flamingo Land however I don't remember it being challenging at any time. 

 For more information on accessibility and FAQs you can visit Flamingo Land Accessibility Guide

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