Disneyland Paris Covered In Snow Looks Beyond Magical

It appears Elsa was here!

Haunted Mansion in the snow — Flickr | Dunleavy Family

Everyone knows Disney goes all out for the holidays. Even on sunny Main Street at Walt Disney World in Florida, wreaths, Christmas trees and endless sparkling lights can be seen throughout the park. At certain times of day, you may even catch a dusting of fake snow.

Despite the festive atmosphere though, it’s hard to feel like you’re in the holiday spirit when you’re also in the process of getting a sunburn and eating an ice cream cone in the midday heat. But what would you say if you could see a Disney park covered in actual snow? You can—at Disneyland Paris. And, obviously, it’s magical.

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Winter has come to Disneyland Paris (actually located about 45 minutes west of the city), and with it, a blanket of snow. Though the European version of our favorite magical theme parks is much smaller than its American counterparts, it is no less gorgeous, especially when it’s all frosted over.

This isn’t the first time Disneyland Paris has experienced snow, either. Four years ago, the park got so much snow that it was forced to close for the day! Deserted theme parks are both eerie and beautiful, and a snowy Disneyland Paris is no exception

disneyland paris snow photo — Flickr | Dunleavy Family

Take a look at some of these gorgeous pictures of the snowy park, including the white-frosted Sleeping Beauty Castle and the Phantom Manor (Disneyland Paris’ answer to The Haunted Mansion)—somehow even creepier when covered in snow.

“I see so many beautiful pictures of the resort every day, but my recent favourite is this shot of a very frosty Disneyland Paris. What do you think?” / “J’ai déjà vu de magnifiques photos de nos parcs. Mais Disneyland Paris couvert de givre est clairement mon coup de cœur. Qu’en dites-vous ?” — Catherine Powell, Présidente de Disneyland Paris #disneylandparis

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It clearly looks like Queen Elsa has worked her wintry magic, and we’re a little jealous. Even though we’re rounding the corner to milder spring weather, there’s something about snow that makes the most magical place on earth just a little more magical.

Guess we’re hopping on a plane to go see snowy Disneyland Paris in person! Au revoir—maybe we’ll bring you back a Mickey pretzel.