We'll focus on your next-favorite sight in the land (according to Theme Park Insider reader ratings), and another attraction unique to Paris, Alice's Curious Labyrinth.
As you might expect, the directions through this maze are perfectly clear.
Though plenty of characters are here to greet you along the way.
Though some are less happy to see us, I suppose.
Don't miss the opportunity to climb up the tower.
You'll find some wonderful views up here.
Here's a great aerial view of the Disneyland Paris Resort from the tower in Alice's Curious Labyrinth. From left to right, you can see the Disneyland Hotel, the castle, the Tower of Terror, Big Thunder and the construction cranes for the Ratatouille ride at the Studios. (Click the image for a high-res version.)
Once you're back down on Earth, perhaps you'd fancy a bite to eat? I love the motto on Toad Hall Restaurant.
Fantasyland's Auberge de Cendrillon is the most expensive restaurant in Disneyland Paris (even more than Walt's). But if you want to dine with a princess, this is the place to go. "Cinderella's Inn" serves a 64 € Menu for adults that includes a cocktail (with actual alcohol!), amuse bouche, foie gras, choice of main course, and dessert. Not to mention visits from all the princesses. (The child's Menu is 29 € and, obviously, does not include the booze. Or the foie gras.)
Looking for something less expensive? Pizzeria Bella Notte serves the same menu as Colonel Hathi's Pizza Outpost, which we reviewed in our Adventureland tour. And Au Chalet de la Marionette is Pinocchio's, with the same old burger and hot dog menu.
Here are the rest of the Fantasyland attractions in Disneyland Paris. Click through the read other readers' ratings and reviews (or to submit your own):
Tomorrow: Discoveryland
Previously: Main Street USA, Frontierland, Adventureland, and Le Chateau de la Belle au Bois Dormant
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Storybook Land is located around the corner behind the Alice maze. (Casey Jr. was down when I walked by, and that sent the queue to the boats to overflowing.) If we hadn't wasted the morning at the Studios, I'd have wanted to spend more time in Fantasyland, starting with Storybook Land. After that, I'd add Small World and (if someone dropped a ton of cash on me), Cinderella's Inn.
For as large as the land is physically, it doesn't have as many attractions as the other Fantasylands. The layout's much the same - the carousel behind the castle, flanked by themed buildings on either side. But one of those two is the Cinderella restaurant. (The other side has the Pinocchio and Snow White rides.) Throw in Dumbo and the teacups, and that's it. There's a large castle-like out building to one side, where the pizza restaurant is, but that's the same selection as the Col. Hathi's restaurant where we ate in Adventureland.
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