Category: Accessibility

Disney VoluntEARS Week: Celebrating Volunteering at Disneyland Paris!

From June 6 to 11, 2026, Disneyland Paris dedicated an entire week to volunteering and community engagement, with a series of events designed for Cast Members,local communities and nonprofit organizations. This year’s program took place in a meaningful context, as 2026 has been designated by the United Nations as the International Year of Volunteers. Throughout […]

Discovering Disneyland Paris with a Guide or Assistance Dog

Follow Théo’s and his guide dog Uno as they explore the Disney Parks. Focused on accessibility since its opening in 1992, the destination welcomes more and more guests with disabilities or specific needs each year. In 2024 alone, more than 230,000 access cards were issued through the MagicALL program. Did you know? Guide and assistance […]

Five Accessibility Advances, Including a European Theme Park First

On 3 December 2025, to mark the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, spotlight on five recent initiatives introduced at Disneyland Paris to deliver ever more inclusive and immersive experiences. 1/ Vibrating vests for shows Disneyland Paris has become the first theme park in Europe to offer vibrating vests in its theatres. Provided free of […]

Discover the day-by-day highlights of the European Week for the Employment of People with Disabilities at Disneyland Paris

From November 17 to 21, 2025, Disneyland Paris renewed its participation in the European Week for the Employment of People with Disabilities (SEEPH) with a dedicated program aimed to raise awareness among its Cast Members. This edition highlighted the company’s commitment to promoting the professional inclusion of people with disabilities and ensuring accessibility across the […]

Cast Behind the Magic – Maxime Venier, Food & Beverage Cast Member

Since 2021, Disneyland Paris has taken part in DuoDay, an initiative led by the French Ministry for People with Disabilities to promote workplace inclusion. By discovering different roles alongside volunteer Cast Members, participants are able to refine their professional projects, broaden their networks, and play an active role in challenging workplace disability stereotypes.  It was […]

Disneyland Paris Celebrates International Day of Sign Languages

This International Day of Sign Languages, Disneyland Paris is highlighting accessibility and unique Cast Member talent at the resort.   At Disneyland Paris, accessibility remains a core focus in the memorable experiences we create for our guests every day. This includes the integration of sign language across the resort, especially through dedicated performances during some of […]

One Day at Disneyland Paris Through the Eyes of a Guide Dog

This April 30 – International Guide Dog Day, and World Mobility and Accessibility Day – follow the furry companion of a visually impaired guest at Disneyland Paris! The resort has been focused on accessibility since its opening in 1992, welcoming even more guests with disabilities and long-term illnesses each year – more than 200,000 access […]

Disneyland Paris Releases an Image Bank for Guests with Speech Disabilities

Disneyland Paris has introduced a new service for guests with disabilities to encourage interactive communication, as part of the resort’s ongoing commitment to diversity and inclusion. Following the launch of AudioSpot audio description in 2022 and Virtuoz tactile maps in 2023 – two services for guests who are blind and visually impaired, Disneyland Paris is now […]

French Sign Language Added to Alice & The Queen of Hearts: Back to Wonderland

We recently caught up with show director Matteo Borghi to learn more about the creative team’s approach to integrating an immersive signed performance in Alice & The Queen of Hearts: Back to Wonderland, which premiered at Walt Disney Studios Park in May as a modern take on the timeless story from the Walt Disney Animation Studios […]

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