"Housed beneath the central castle, the dragon's lair features a large, lifelike dragon figure designed to evoke the fearsome beasts of European folklore rather than cartoon interpretations, offering a darker, atmospheric counterpoint to the castle above." - James Wong
As a child, the Dragon terrified me, but returning as an adult, I found him unchanged, while I had grown. Now, I understand his frustration with the endless stream of tourists. In the end, we’ve become unlikely friends.
Elisheva B.
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One of my favorite parts about the park!!! Seeing Maleficent under the castle is one of the coolest things that you won’t find in any other park. It’s located on the left side of the castle so don’t miss it when visiting slip
myodn
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it took forever to find but well worth the journey! there's a secret back door in one of the shops, but there is also a small and unassuming cave on the left bridge once you enter through the castle gates. nothing to do but stare, but i loved staring!
Joefree S.
Google
La Tanière du Dragon is a fascinating animated dragon attraction located in the dungeon of the castle at Disneyland Paris.
The lifelike dragon is impressive and especially captivating for small children, making it a fun and slightly mysterious experience.
It can be easily accessed through the souvenir shop inside the castle, so keep an eye out for the entrance. A hidden gem that adds an extra layer of magic to the castle visit!
Simon J.
Google
The Dragon’s Lair is situated beneath the Disneyland Castle, and is a must visit walkthrough ride at the theme park. It might not be immediately obvious where the entrance is for people who have never previously been on the ride. There’s an external entrance outside the castle and internal steps down into the lair.
The walkthrough consists of a dimly lit cavern with a large dragon sleeping silently. Occasionally it will 'wake up', puffing smoke and growling.
Young kids might find the dragon scary depending on how sensitive they are.
Mikel L.
Google
I still had memories from 1992 when my parents took me to Disneyland. The dragon felt so lifelike back then. Obviously at my age it doesn't look as unsettlingly real as it did 30 years ago to me, but it sure did the trick for my 5 yo who's convinced these guys have a real living dragon hidden in a basement and that's bound to end in some nasty way sooner than later.
Will T.
Google
Fun secret underneath the castle—a great way to entertain kids while between rides, or play into the magic and secrets of Disney. Easy to access even with a stroller. 10/10 recommend seeing.
James E.
Google
Dare you go here? I did and it was the scariest part of the whole park. Amazing