Disneyland Paris is a year-round destination, so deciding when to go largely depends on personal preference. If you're a fan of warm weather, consider visiting between June and September, but be prepared for larger crowds and longer queues. The park also has peak periods during school holidays, such as Easter, summer, Halloween, and Christmas. If you prefer milder weather and fewer crowds, spring and autumn may be ideal. However, note that January and February can have shorter queues, although some attractions may close for refurbishment. To make the most of your city break, it will be beneficial to plan and research in advance to fit your family's needs.

Disneyland Paris excels at providing able entertainment when the sun goes down. Venture to Disney Village, a hub of vibrant nightlife where you can find a variety of themed dining establishments, entertainment venues and shops that stay open after the parks have closed. Listen to live music at Billy Bob's Country Western Saloon or watch the latest blockbuster at the IMAX cinema. Cap off your fun-filled day with Disneyland's legendary evening shows like Fantillision and Illuminations that light the night sky with an explosion of fireworks, digital projections and dazzling Disney stories.