Why Disney Adventure World is perfect for a February half-term family break

Disneyland® Paris has entered a new chapter with the arrival of Disney Adventure World this spring, bringing new experiences alongside the much-loved attractions of Disneyland® Park. For families considering a February half-term break, it means even more choice, more flexibility, and more reasons to stay a little longer. With amazing value four-night hotel stay and ticket packages currently available, there’s time to enjoy the new experiences at a comfortable pace while still making the most of the timeless Disney moments that make a family visit feel so special.

Why Disney Adventure World is perfect for a February half-term family break

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Formerly Walt Disney Studios® Park, Disney Adventure World has been reimagined, giving families more to see, do, and immerse themselves in. New additions including World of Frozen, Adventure Way, and Adventure Bay sit alongside Marvel Avengers Campus and Worlds of Pixar, making the park feel broader and more varied than ever.

At World of Frozen, families can step into the Kingdom of Arendelle, take a journey on Frozen Ever After, and see familiar faces, including Anna, Elsa, Olaf, and Kristoff. For younger Frozen fans in particular, it’s one of those parts of the park that is worth allowing time to simply wander through the picturesque surroundings. Selected Character Encounters use a Virtual Queue, so checking the Disneyland® Paris app during your stay can help you make the most of the experience.

Elsewhere, Adventure Way brings another family-friendly favourite with Raiponce Tangled Spin, inspired by Tangled. At Marvel Avengers Campus, the pace picks up with Super Hero experiences including Avengers Assemble: Flight Force, while Worlds of Pixar is home to much-loved attractions such as Ratatouille: L’Aventure Totalement Toquée de Rémy.

The live entertainment throughout the day is not to be missed either. Mickey and the Magician and TOGETHER: A Pixar Musical Adventure are both good opportunities to sit down and enjoy some classic Disney storytelling, particularly with younger children. Then, as evening arrives, Adventure Bay becomes the setting for Disney Cascade of Lights, combining water effects, projections, drones, and fireworks in a spectacular finale to the day.

Make time for Disneyland® Park

With so much attention on Disney Adventure World, it would be easy to forget just how much there is still to enjoy at Disneyland® Park. This is the classic heart of Disneyland® Paris, where the walk down Main Street towards Sleeping Beauty Castle brings an unmistakable sense of excitement, whatever your age.

For younger families, attractions such as Peter Pan’s Flight, “it’s a small world”, and Pirates of the Caribbean are enduring favourites. Older children and adults can mix in bigger thrills like Big Thunder Mountain and Star Wars™: Hyperspace Mountain, while Disney Stars on Parade and Character Encounters add plenty of moments away from the rides.

In the evening, Disney Tales of Magic brings the day to a close at Sleeping Beauty Castle. As this and Disney Cascade of Lights are currently scheduled at the same time, staying for several nights has a real advantage: you can give each park its own evening rather than having to choose between the two.

Why four nights works well for families

A four-night, five-day stay gives families something that is often underrated at Disneyland® Paris: time. Rather than rushing between the two parks, you can dedicate a full day to each, return to the attractions everyone loved most, fit in more shows and Character Encounters, and leave room for a slower afternoon when younger travellers need it.

And for February half-term, there is a particularly appealing reason to consider a longer stay. For selected dates next February, a four-night, five-day Disney Hotel Cheyenne and ticket package price example £138 per person, per night*, based on two adults and two children sharing. Your Travel Counsellor can bring the whole break together around you, too, arranging not just your Disney stay and park tickets, but the journey there and back. Whether you prefer the ease of Eurostar, the flexibility of travelling by ferry, or the convenience of flying, they can package the travel and logistics into one carefully planned holiday.

Valid until 29th September 2026, subject to availability and applicable terms.

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*Price for this configuration may vary depending on the time of booking. Quoted price in a Standard Room, rounded up to the nearest pound, calculated by dividing the package price of £2,202.52 by 4 people (2 adults + 2 kids aged 3-11 years old) and 4 nights. Valid for arrivals from the 14th to the 17th February 2027 for 4 nights, sharing a Woody’s Roundup Standard Room at Disney Hotel Cheyenne and includes a 5-day Disneyland Paris ticket per person. Price includes local taxes per night per adult 18 and above.

To book your Disneyland® Paris stay during February half-term, speak to your Travel Counsellor today.

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