Disneyland Paris reaches capacity due to surge in visitors

Disneyland Paris reached maximum capacity on Saturday, October 3, forcing the resort to restrict entry for Annual Passholders and guests with non-date-based tickets. Both Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World hit capacity limits, leaving no registration availability for visitors holding undated admission.

This surge in demand is attributed to several factors, including the ongoing Disney Halloween Festival and recent expansions such as the opening of the World of Frozen. Additionally, rising costs at domestic Disney parks in the United States have driven travelers toward Europe, where Disneyland Paris offers significantly lower ticket prices compared to Walt Disney World and Disneyland in California.