Wheelie Good DLP

14/04/2026

Planning a trip to Disneyland Paris and not sure about the different disability access passes, the Priority Pass and the Easy Access Pass?

We’ve put together a simple guide explaining the differences between the two – including eligibility, how they work, and what each one covers

Read it here: https://www.wheeliegooddlp.co.uk/blog/priority-pass-vs-easy-access-pass-at-disneyland-paris-whats-the-difference/

Or use our Pass eligibility checker here: https://www.wheeliegooddlp.co.uk/disability-access-passes/eligibility-checker/

Explore our Blog for articles about accessibility, top tips, what you need to know and why we love Disneyland Paris as disabled visitors

14/04/2026

Don’t get caught out! Disney is a lot of walking, and has unpredictable weather, you really don’t want to end up with sore feet, wet shoes, or blisters with no supplies to help them!

First aid can help with plasters if needed but it’s a good idea to bring ones you know work for you. And no one wants to end up buying emergency extra shoes because your only pair got wet or weren’t as well worn in as you thought!

13/04/2026

Stars on Parade may have been around for a while now, so much so it feels like a constant of Disneyland Paris, but it’s still a must see for both first time visitors and for returning visitors.

We love to grab a spot in town square and relareybise the disability areas, though they are available. Do you have a favourite spot to watch from?

12/04/2026

While some Disney hotels do have the odd UK socket or have usb ports not all do, and they may be in the wrong place or be the wrong orientation to be useable.

We all tend to use a lot of devices these days and no one wants to be stuck with a flat battery. Especially not for any essential devices. Additionally many hotels don’t have plugs next to the beds so if you need a device plugged in and close by at night don’t risk not bringing an extension lead too.

Extra tip: bring a uk mutiplug extension and one eu adaptor!

12/04/2026

Disneyland Paris has confirmed the return of the seasonal show Alice and the Queen of Hearts: Back to Wonderland!

It will return in Spring 2027 in Disney Adventure World, and it’s a show that really divides opinions! We actually enjoy it as it’s just so different, bright and sunny, but would we prioritise this over some other shows, probably not! It’s great if you have plenty of time though!

We have a page all about the accessibility of this show here: https://www.wheeliegooddlp.co.uk/shows/alice-and-the-queen-of-hearts/

12/04/2026

Happy 34th Birthday Disneyland Paris! 🥳 🍾

Thank you for all the joy you have given me, the friendships, the magical moments and the time spent just watching others experiencing the parks!

11/04/2026

Frozen ever after is now available as an individual premier access option. Previously it has only been available as part of the expensive premier access ultimate option.

Some disability pass coulours share the premier access queue so this could have an impact on queue times for those passes, especially as this option is proving very popular. Having said that they do only sell a certain number of these before they sell out so we will need to see if there is much of an impact over the coming weeks.

10/04/2026

We visited the new Regal View restaurant in Disney Adventure World for a meal with Disney Princesses and here's what we thought!

Explore our Blog for articles about accessibility, top tips, what you need to know and why we love Disneyland Paris as disabled visitors

10/04/2026

Often people don't realise that you have to visit a pharmacy in France for any medication, even those commonly available in shops in the UK like Paracetamol and Antihistamines. To save yourself a trip out of Disney bring anything you think you may need with you, alongside any other prescribed or essential medication. If you do forget and need medication while at Disney you can find out more about how to get it on this page:

https://www.wheeliegooddlp.co.uk/shopping-and-restaurants/pharmacies/

09/04/2026

For the next of our favourite threes it's time to show some love to our favourite wheelchair accessible rides. There are 8 wheelchair accessible attractions in Disneyland Paris, and these rides allow wheelchair users to remain in their chair to enjoy the ride. Here are our top three!

1. It's a small world - This is truly the classic Disney ride and as much as the song will get in your head have you really need to Disney if you haven't heard the small world song. The only downside here is that out of our top three this one is the hardest transfer for non wheelchair users, with a deep step down into and out of the boat.
2. W.E.B. Adventure - The newest wheelchair accessible ride, with level entry and a good amount of space, it’s just a really fun ride! I love trying to beat my score, but my only complaint is it’s harder to get on the leaderboard as only 3 people maximum in the team versus 4 in the regular vehicles!
3. Ratatouille - The iconic wheelchair rat! Not only does this ride have a fully accessible ratvyou can roll your chair into it also has an adapted rat for easier transfers if you can transfer. Following refurbishment the screens are clearer but this is a very sensory ride.

You can find out more about all the wheelchair accessible rides, including ride guides for each one here: https://www.wheeliegooddlp.co.uk/rides/