New Disneyland Paris Rules Restrict Cameras, Tripods and Filming Equipment
To our surprise, Disneyland Paris has released a statement announcing updates to its Theme Park Rules, particularly regarding photography, the use of equipment, and related activities. This unexpected change has raised many questions among visitors and content creators. Read through the slides and description below for the full details. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide further updates as more information becomes available.
Disneyland Paris Official Statement
To ensure all our visitors a smooth, enjoyable experience in the best possible conditions within the Destination, the internal regulations are regularly updated. In this context, the list of equipment authorized within the Destination changes frequently.
Below is an indicative and non-exhaustive list that includes:
Telescopic poles, tripods, monopods, or any extension accessories for electronic devices, including but not limited to mobile phones, cameras, and video equipment if they exceed 20 cm when fully extended.
Professional cameras
Professional lenses exceeding 135 mm
Supports for cameras and devices (except phone supports) exceeding 20 cm when extended, including telescopic poles, tripods, and monopods
Lighting equipment and light supports
Microphones
Drones
Any equipment or material that may disturb the visitor experience, pose a danger, or be used for photography or filming (commercial, journalistic, or promotional purposes), as well as any device likely to compromise visitor safety or comfort.
These measures are intended to ensure everyone’s comfort during their visit, maintain safe visitor flow, and support the smooth operation of the experiences offered in the Disney Parks and throughout the Destination.
To help you best prepare for your visit, we invite you to consult the full internal regulations available at the entrance of the Disney Parks and on the official Disneyland Paris website: Theme Parks Rules | Disneyland Paris