Start your adventure by getting up early (a tip that is advisable at any Disney resort!) and making your way to the magnificent, towering pink chateaux known as Disneyland Hotel (if you are staying in the Disneyland Hotel then the procedure is slightly different!... All will be revealed later). Disneyland Hotel I hear you say? But you’re going to the theme park surely?! Ah well, you see this is a resort unlike the others... Pass through the lovely well maintained gardens preceding the hotel, stopping to take a picture of the Sorcerer’s Wand Statue (image supplied), followed by a stop at the flower bed that has been grown into the legendary face of Mickey Mouse himself. Just beyond the grass verge donning this great work of craftsmanship you will now see numerous tunnels that travel below the dreamy pink hotel; this is where you enter Disneyland Park! The tunnels do have a sign above them stating that you are indeed about to enter the park. (Quick Fact: The sign I speak of used to read ‘Disneyland Paris’, but since the construction of Walt Disney Studios Park, the site has now gained official ‘Resort’ status, hence Disneyland Paris is now the Resort, and the park itself being Disneyland Park – which is now what this sign says) As you pass through the queuing system you will meet the ticket booths. If you have already purchased you theme park tickets, you can use a separate lane for quicker access. At the end of the tunnels are the Entrance Booths/turnstiles.