Disneyland Paris: Explore Worlds of Pixar and its Attractions at Disney Adventure World

At Disneyland Paris, Worlds of Pixar brings the studio’s animated films from the big screen to the attractions of Disney Adventure World. From Toy Story to Ratatouille, explore the worlds and sets of this section of the park, with a few Easter eggs to spot along the way.

Animation films also have their own corner at Disneyland Paris. In Disney Adventure World, the former Walt Disney Studios Park, Worlds of Pixar brings together seven attractions inspired by Toy Story, Ratatouille, Cars and the World of Nemo. Located near World Premiere Plaza and Adventure Way, this zone unfolds through its scenery, its restaurants and its shop. We’ll take you on a tour!

Scenes to explore, from Andy's garden to Rémy's Paris

At Toy Story Playland, the greenery conjures up giant blades of grass and the toys loom over us by several heads. Everything is designed to make you feel like you’re stepping into Andy's backyard, scaled to Woody and his friends. Even adults feel utterly tiny!

Another vibe on the place de Rémy, whose facades evoke the Paris of Ratatouille. Film references slip into the spaces you move through between two attractions. Animation fans can take a moment to notice them, while children recognize the characters and props from their favorite stories.

Which attractions should you check out at Worlds of Pixar?

Worlds of Pixar features seven attractions, offering experiences that range from spinning rides to roller coasters. Here’s what makes each one unique:

RC Racer: Andy’s radio-controlled car is large enough to carry visitors. It shuttles back and forth along a U-shaped track, rising up to 25 meters high. The mini-car circuit here takes on a whole new scale!

Toy Soldiers Parachute Drop: the green toy soldiers from Toy Story stage a parachute training drill. Seated in small gondolas, guests ascend and then glide down a tower, with views over the surrounding scenery.

Slinky Dog Zigzag Spin : the springy dachshund, known as Zigzag in French, whisks guests into a circular ride that climbs and dips. A gentler way to reconnect with Woody's pal than the RC Racer.

Ratatouille: Remy’s Totally Wacky Adventure : A chase through a gigantic kitchen, viewed from a rat’s-eye perspective. We follow the little cook’s adventures in a setting where everyday objects loom oversized.

Cars Quatre Roues Rallye : In Radiator Springs, guests climb into small cars that weave and spin around the track. The movie’s famous race cars set the pace for this ride with its tight, twisty turns.

Cars Road Trip : this tram route reimagines Route 66, its landscapes and curiosities in the Cars universe. Lightning McQueen and Mater are among the characters featured along this excursion through the American West.

Crush’s Coaster: the Finding Nemo roller coasters carry on the East Australian Current theme. The spinning ride vehicles add their own twists to the climbs, drops, and turns of the track.

Restaurants and shop: a pause within the Pixar worlds

At Bistrot Chez Rémy, the scale keeps expanding at the table. This restaurant serves classic French cuisine in a larger-than-life, Ratatouille-inspired setting: the meal thus prolongs the little chef’s story, without having to don his toque.

For a shorter break, Laugh’N’ Go, near Cars Road Trip, offers takeaway drinks and sweet or savory snacks. A perfect pit stop before continuing your stroll.

On the shopping front, Chez Marianne – Souvenirs de Paris channels the Art Deco vibe and Remy’s Paris, with accessories, keepsakes and confections. These spots sit among the restaurants and shops at Worlds of Pixar.

Key Figures and Practical Information for Planning Your Visit

Meet-and-greets with Pixar characters, especially those from Toy Story, complete the experience as outlined in the proposed program. The Disneyland Paris app lets you see which characters are present, where to meet them, and the schedule for encounters, along with information on the attractions. Access rules and minimum height requirements vary from ride to ride.

As of now: Crush’s Coaster has been closed for works since September 7, 2026, with a reopening planned for the summer of 2027.

The exploration can then continue in the other universes of Disney Adventure World, such as Avengers Campus or the Monde de la Reine des Neiges. And you, which Pixar universe tempts you for your next visit?