Alice Queen Of Hearts Accessibility Overview

Location: Disney Adventure World, Theater of the Stars

Alice & the Queen of Hearts: Back to Wonderland is an outdoor theatrical show at Disneyland Paris, combining live music, acrobatics and BMX stunts in a colourful reimagining of Alice in Wonderland .

The show is scheduled to return in spring 2027. It is not currently performing, and Disneyland Paris has not yet announced an exact reopening date.

At a Glance

Feature Information

Experience Outdoor theatrical show

Location Theater of the Stars, Disney Adventure World

Availability Returning spring 2027

Wheelchair access Accessible audience areas

Wheelchair transfer Not required for accessible viewing

Noise High-energy music and sound effects

Movement BMX riding and acrobatic performances

Lighting Colourful theatrical lighting

Sensory environment High stimulation

Assistance dogs Subject to the venue's accessibility arrangements

What to Expect

The show follows Alice as she returns to Wonderland expecting a tea party with the Mad Hatter, only to discover that the Queen of Hearts has also been invited.

The resulting confrontation combines pop-rock-inspired music, elaborate costumes, trampoline acrobatics and BMX stunt riding.

The large outdoor stage features ramps, trampolines and an urban-inspired interpretation of Wonderland.

Rather than a traditional seated musical, it is designed as an energetic live spectacle.

Where to Find the Show

The performance takes place at Theater of the Stars in Disney Adventure World.

The theatre is an outdoor performance venue with audience seating facing a large stage.

When performances resume, follow the published show schedule and directions in the Disneyland Paris mobile app.

Wheelchair and Mobility Accessibility

The theatre provides accessible audience arrangements for wheelchair users.

You can remain in your wheelchair to watch the performance, without transferring into a conventional theatre seat.

The number of wheelchair spaces and adjacent companion places may be limited.

Exact viewing positions, access routes and entry arrangements for the 2027 production have not yet been confirmed.

If you need an accessible viewing position, speak to a Cast Member before joining the audience queue.

Sensory Accessibility and Additional Needs

Noise and Music

The production features energetic pop-rock music, amplified sound effects and crowd reactions.

Visitors sensitive to loud or unpredictable sounds may find the performance challenging.

Ear defenders may be useful, particularly for children or adults with noise sensitivities.

Lighting and Visual Effects

Colourful theatrical lighting forms part of the production.

The original show featured rapidly changing action and visually intense performances. Specific lighting effects for the returning 2027 version have not yet been published.

If flashing lights or rapidly changing visual effects are a concern, check the updated show information before attending.

Movement and Physical Action

BMX riders perform stunts across a series of ramps while acrobats use trampolines and vertical walls.

This creates rapid movement across a wide performance space.

Visitors who find fast visual movement, heights or stunt sequences uncomfortable should consider these features before attending.

Autism, ADHD and Other Sensory Needs

The show combines music, dramatic confrontation, fast movement and audience participation.

Its energetic format may suit visitors who enjoy lively performances but can be overwhelming for guests who prefer predictable or low-stimulation environments.

If leaving during the performance may be necessary, ask about suitable seating and exit arrangements before entering.

Priority Card and Easy Access Card

Disneyland Paris provides adapted access arrangements for eligible visitors with disabilities.

The exact Priority Card and Easy Access Card procedures for this show's 2027 return have not yet been published.

When performances resume, speak to a Cast Member at the theatre about accessible entry, waiting arrangements and any available companion seating.

Assistance Dogs

Disneyland Paris welcomes recognised guide and assistance dogs subject to attraction-specific safety arrangements.

If you plan to attend with an assistance dog, check the theatre's arrangements before entering, particularly because the performance includes loud music and energetic stunt effects.

Planning Your Visit

Alice & the Queen of Hearts: Back to Wonderland is scheduled to return in spring 2027.

An exact opening date, performance schedule and updated accessibility arrangements have not yet been announced.

Before travelling specifically to see the show, check the Disneyland Paris entertainment schedule.

The performance takes place outdoors and may be affected by weather or other operational considerations.

For visitors with sensory sensitivities, it is worth reviewing the final 2027 show details before deciding whether the performance will be suitable.