Disneyland Paris: Which exclusive attractions should top your list?

Which exclusive attractions should you choose at Disneyland Paris? For a first visit, Phantom Manor, Crush’s Coaster and Avengers Assemble: Flight Force are among the experiences that give the resort its character. And if you enjoy gentler rides, Raiponce Tangled Spin adds a lovely, light-filled pause at Disney Adventure World.

Very different kinds of thrills

At Disneyland Park, Phantom Manor brings an eerie mansion and the legend of the Ravenswood family to life. In Frontierland, the attraction belongs to the world of Thunder Mesa, as [Disneyphile](https://www.disneyphile.fr/ride-learn-dans-les-meandres-de-phantom-manor/) points out. It is well worth a detour if you enjoy stories revealed through their surroundings. For a more lively ride, Crush’s Coaster takes you into the Australian current of Finding Nemo, in vehicles that spin around. Bear this in mind when planning your visit: the attraction has been announced as closed for refurbishment since September 7, 2026, with reopening scheduled for July 2, 2027. Check its status before building your day around it.

A lantern-lit pause, then on to the Avengers

At Disney Adventure World, Raiponce Tangled Spin offers a different kind of energy: a family attraction inspired by the Festival of Lanterns, on Adventure Way. It has been open since March 29, 2026. Keep it in mind for a change of pace between two more intense adventures. If you prefer thrills and action, Avengers Assemble: Flight Force, at Marvel Avengers Campus, takes you on a space mission with Iron Man and Captain Marvel.

To plan your selection, the guide from Sortir à Paris lists several attractions and experiences unique to the destination. A good approach is to alternate a thrill ride with a more leisurely discovery, then check the announced closures in the Disneyland Paris app on the day of your visit.