The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge at Disneyland Paris

As one of the iconic landmarks of the new Adventure Way area, The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge features an exterior architecture created exclusively for the park, blending a variety of influences with a strong emphasis on European Art Nouveau. Inspired by this artistic movement, which flourished across Europe throughout the late 18th and early 19th centuries, Imagineers sought to celebrate the park’s French heritage. The result is a sumptuous palace adorned with intricate ornamentation, graceful flowing lines, and abundant botanical motifs.

As the story goes, the unparalleled beauty of the restaurant’s surrounding landscape had captured the imagination of many guests and had drawn beloved Disney princesses from faraway kingdoms to visit. Architects and artisans who created the Regal View found invaluable inspiration in the character and spirit of these esteemed royals and decided to pay tribute to them throughout the crafted decor. The princesses have since ensured that the gates to their magnificent home away from home remain forever open to all.

The Regal View Lounge, the very first lounge located inside either of the two Disneyland Paris parks, offers guests a bright space with royal-blue hues. This lounge, offering views of the lake and World of Frozen, serves a selection of unique drinks. Throughout the space, Eyvind Earle’s distinctive design for the Sleeping Beauty angular trees is echoed in the vertical lines of the wallpaper, the structure of the intricate and custom-made bar, and wooden detailing, reinforcing the lounge’s sophisticated design.

After passing through a corridor adorned with unique portraits of princesses, inspired by Alphonse Mucha’s Art Nouveau posters and depicting Disney heroines from Snow White to Raya, guests continue their journey into the heart of the experience by stepping into the sumptuous Reception Hall. Designed in soothing green tones, the room features grand curtains, floral carpeting, intricate wooden moldings, and painted ceiling motifs—all framing the finest view of Adventure Bay, the majestic lake at the heart of Disney Adventure World.

The standout feature besides the view is the majestic mural that stretches opposite and across the entire length of the restaurant. Its exclusive artwork depicts the princesses enjoying a peaceful retreat in the forest, with The Regal View nestled at its center, in a style reminiscent of the animated world of the Disney movie Enchanted.

At lunchtime and dinner, guests can discover an innovative and exotic cuisine, each dish inviting them on a culinary journey inspired by the faraway lands of the Disney Princess characters. The venue also offers the opportunity for guests of all ages a chance to meet some of them, such as Belle (Beauty and the Beast), Merida (Brave), Jasmine (Aladdin), Aurora (Sleeping Beauty), Mulan (Mulan), or Ariel (The Little Mermaid). The Disneyland Paris Costuming teams developed for the occasion never-seen- before looks.

Every detail has been meticulously designed by Imagineers, such as the ornamental plates in the lobby reflecting the world of each Disney Princess. These were hand-crafted by Royal Delft, the renowned Dutch porcelain manufacturer and official supplier to the Dutch royal family. The magnificent canopy above the restaurant’s entrance was created by Schaffner workshops in Alsace, whose expertise in artistic ironwork dates back to the early 19th century.

To further enhance the intimate atmosphere, Imagineers carefully selected a collection of beloved Disney songs and commissioned exclusive arrangements for the venue. In the Lounge, guests can enjoy solo piano interpretations of classic Disney melodies, while the restaurant features the same arrangements enriched by a small ensemble, creating a richer musical experience. The specially curated soundtrack comprises 13 tracks and more than 45 minutes of music, ranging from “Some Day My Prince Will Come” (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs) to “Reflection” (Mulan). The collection also includes the Adventure Way Symphonic Suite main theme, performed on piano by its composer, Philippe Rombi himself.