Solo Adventure at Disneyland Paris: A Must-Visit!

I visited Disneyland Paris during the UK bank holiday on May 4th. Arriving at 9:30 AM, the park was not crowded, mostly families with children who arrived later in the afternoon. I bought a one-day two-park ticket, which was more than enough time, though it got chilly at night, making me reconsider waiting for the fireworks. Make sure to download the app and bind your tickets in advance for convenience in checking ride wait times. If you're carrying a bag, ensure it has a zipper since lockers are scarce, and riding roller coasters feels like a Pilates workout. I started at the Studio Park, and since it was my birthday month, I showed my passport at the entrance to receive a birthday badge. Staff members greeted me with 'Happy Birthday' throughout the day. At 10:00 AM, I rode the Avengers indoor roller coaster, which was thrilling with a short 10-minute wait. At 10:30 AM, I enjoyed the Ratatouille ride, waiting about 15 minutes and taking photos with Remy plush toys. The ride was immersive, mainly in French, but having watched the movie, I focused on the experience. The shop's headbands and plush toys were perfect for photos, so I grabbed some. At 11:00 AM, I tried the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, which I rode three times in one day—an absolute must for thrill-seekers! No need for detailed planning; surprises await. At 11:30 AM, I watched the parade at Park. At 1:00 PM, I rode the Star Wars roller coaster, which was slightly less enjoyable on an empty stomach, feeling more jostled than the Avengers ride. At 2:30 PM, I dined at The Lucky Nugget, famous in guides, with pork ribs akin to those from UK supermarkets, but the set was worth it. At 3:00 PM, I rode the Indiana Jones roller coaster, followed by the U-shaped skateboard at 3:30 PM. At 4:00 PM, I tried the Spider-Man experience, which was more of a workout for the arms, enjoyable for kids but skippable if short on time. At 4:30 PM, I went on the Cars Road Trip, a good filler ride, especially if seated on the outer side. At 6:00 PM, I rode the Crush's Coaster, known for long queues but not overly thrilling. A fake seagull squawked amusingly during the wait. At 7:00 PM, I returned to Park to wait for the fireworks, enjoying rides like Dumbo, boats, and cars. Driving the car was fun, especially at sunset. Staff noticed my birthday badge and gifted me a card. At 8:00 PM, I warmed up in the souvenir shop, where everyone seemed to have a character on their shoulder. Seeing Inside Out's Anxiety character felt relatable. At 10:40 PM, the light show and fireworks began. It was quite cold, and if you've seen fireworks at other Disney parks, you might skip it. Overall, I experienced everything I wanted, saving time with single rider lines. Highly recommended!