We were 2 families going for a day of fun, children ages 6 to 8. The lines were so horribly long that we only got to go on 3 rides. Even the lines for coffee were at least 30 minutes long.
The rides themselves were pretty mediocre. Last year around the same time we were in Gardaland and there is simply no comparison.
Disneyland is the worse. I guess they go on reputation alone. Do yourself a favor and skip it.

Love Disneyland Paris park. It’s one of the best of the bunch of Disney “magic kingdom” parks. It was spotlessly clean, staff were (surprisingly) polite and generally the park was less crowded than its American cousin. The only downside is the price of food and drinks. €3.50 for a bottle of coke, €20 for a meal for 1 person. Over €100 for a sit down meal for 2 adults and 1 child

We recently visited Disneyland Paris to fill the disney-shaped hole in our hearts after returning from Walt Disney World in Florida in July.
We do love this park as it is the first Disney park we've ever visited but after the American customer service it really doesn't step up to the mark.
The staff aren't as polite as they are in the states and don't give you that "disney feel" - it is more like the staff you get in McDonalds... not very friendly, everything seems too much for them.
Disneyland Paris is very lacking in terms of "creating the magic" and i don't think we'd bother going again after seeing how well it's done in the U.S - unfortunately it is very expensive !

we were easter Monday and we had a lot of people and the ticket was big queues and more than half of the ticket sales points were closed. if you do not buy fastpass then access to the equipment is really behind the long queue. we encountered bad luck and 3/5 of the device we wanted to catch due to technical problems.
the park itself is a great place although the ticket prices were well overpriced felt after all that the cheapest ticket is for the child 72 € which I think does not match the supply but the obligation to park it once in life is so unique.