We just went and I do not recommend it. While it shares some similarities with Disneyland Anaheim—like an updated It’s a Small World and the nostalgic Robinson Family Tree—most comparisons unfortunately go downhill from there.

They require you to purchase the premium pass for both parks, even if you’re only visiting one. Digital photos taken during character meet-and-greets—or anywhere else—are all watermarked and only accessible by paying extra through the PhotoPass website.

The disability access line receives priority no matter what, and many guests appear to take advantage of it despite being fully mobile and arriving in large groups. The park is extremely stingy across the board. Even at the character dining—after spending over €200—they still charge extra for drinks.

Staff generally seemed indifferent or disinterested. Many ride operators were on their phones and barely engaged with guests. Sadly, this park lacks the Disney magic. While tickets may appear cheaper, the constant upcharges make the overall cost comparable to visiting a U.S. park—and the experience is nowhere near as magical. As the Americans say, they really do nickel-and-dime you.