Merida – Frontierland Accessibility and Guest Information
Merida, the courageous Scottish princess from Brave, can be found in a themed meet-and-greet location in Frontierland, Disneyland Paris. The area reflects her Highland heritage, often with rustic props and archery-themed details.
Wheelchair Accessibility
Where can I find the character?
Merida typically meets guests in Frontierland, near the Cowboy Cookout Barbecue area or in a dedicated meet-and-greet space with themed décor.
Is the queue wheelchair friendly?
Yes. The queue is step-free and wide enough for wheelchair users, though the ground may be compacted dirt or paving stones.
Is the meet and greet area wheelchair friendly?
Yes. The area is open and flat, providing easy manoeuvrability for wheelchair users.
Can the character meet and greet accommodate wheelchairs?
Yes. Guests can remain in their wheelchair for the full interaction and photographs.
Are there accessible viewing or waiting areas nearby?
Yes. Benches and shaded spots are available nearby.
Can photographs be taken without leaving the wheelchair?
Yes. PhotoPass photographers and Cast Members can adjust camera angles to comfortably include wheelchair users.
Neurodivergent Accessibility
Is the character meet and greet suitable for neurodiverse guests?
Yes. Merida is warm and approachable, and the interaction can be tailored to suit comfort levels. The outdoor setting reduces enclosed noise but can still be busy during peak hours.
Is there a fast pass or priority queue for neurodiverse guests?
Yes. Guests with a Priority Card can request adapted queuing from a Cast Member at the location.
Can characters and Cast Members adapt the experience for neurodiverse guests?
Yes. Merida and the accompanying Cast Members can adapt the pace and style of the interaction to meet individual needs.
Is the area quiet or noisy during the meet and greet?
The area is generally moderately busy but quieter than Main Street, U.S.A.
Are there quieter times of day to meet this character?
Late mornings and early evenings tend to be less crowded.
Additional Information
Are assistance dogs allowed at the meet and greet?
Yes. Assistance dogs are welcome and must remain with their handler.
Are PhotoPass photographers available at the meet and greet?
Yes. A PhotoPass photographer is often present to capture moments, although availability may vary.
Is seating available nearby for guests waiting?
Yes. There is seating close to the meet-and-greet location.
How do I get an access reservation for the character meet and greet?
Merida meet-and-greets generally operate on an open queue basis. Guests with a Priority Card should speak to a Cast Member for adapted access.