About This Park
MineDisney is a French, semi-RP server that has been recreating the parks of the Disneyland Paris resort as accurately as possible since 2011. Working rides and shows, entertainment, Meet & Greets, and events every day!
Scored by 3 Representatives
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Silacide
· 2026-09-11 14:18:13
Build 7.0
Design 8.5
Ride 5.5
Innovation 6.0
Playing 6.0
Overall, the server does a good job of recreating Disneyland Paris in Minecraft, with plenty of impressive areas and attention to detail. The general shaping and construction are very well done, while the nature and landscaping help make the environment feel lively and authentic. The GUI artwork is also a strong point, giving the server a polished visual identity. Smaller details, such as staff animatronics and safety instructions, further show the effort put into making the experience feel realistic.
However, there are several areas that could be improved. One of the most noticeable issues is that the server feels outdated and would greatly benefit from being updated to a newer Minecraft version. This could also provide an opportunity to improve performance, as there are quite a few noticeable lag spikes. Most of the coasters also lack realism, with layouts and track sections being very inaccurate in some places. While it is good that the server does not overuse models, the ones that are present could still be optimized to improve looks and performance.
Language accessibility is another concern. Much of the server is presented in French, which is understandable given it's Disneyland Paris, but there does not appear to be an option to translate most of the content into English. Adding more translations would make the server much more accessible to international players. It is also disappointing that basic features such as warping and access to legacy rides are locked behind a paywall, as these could reasonably be considered part of the core experience.
Despite these issues, the server has a strong foundation and a friendly environment. The building quality, landscaping, artwork, and attention to detail are all clear positives. With a newer Minecraft version, better optimization, improved coaster realism, language options, and fewer basic features behind a paywall, the server could become a much stronger and more enjoyable Disneyland Paris experience.
Veelolive
· 2026-08-27 17:11:00
Build 7.3
Design 7.1
Ride 5.3
Innovation 5.0
Playing 6.0
On the positive side, the builds are on a solid level. The server features a great achievement system and a very innovative merch and shop system. On the negative side, the scale is slightly too large, though it is not very disruptive. The language translation does not work at all. Requiring money to teleport creates an unwanted pay-to-play element. Regarding the rides, the tracks are hand-built, resulting in weird pacing and lag while riding. Additionally, the indoor queue and ride area for Pirates are too dark.
NSanmii
· 2026-08-11 00:35:15
Build 8.5
Design 9.0
Ride 7.0
Innovation 6.0
Playing 6.0
Building: The construction is very good, but there are some inconsistencies with the scale, and there are details that could be improved—for example, the diagonal images.
Desing: High-quality models. With the exception of a few attractions and models that look a bit pixelated.
Ride experiencie: The experience was pretty smooth on most of the rides. But there are some rides that aren't true to life. For example, Ratatouille isn't realistic at all, and given the technology already seen in other rides like Star Tours, it's hard to understand why it was designed that way.
Innovation: We haven't found any major innovations compared to other parks, but the biggest highlight is the MineDisney Illuminations show.
Playing Experience: Things like the translation aren't very functional, and it's hard to understand some parts; plus, the TP between servers and lobbies really takes away from the experience. In our experience, when we exited a ride, the game took us to the park entrance instead of the ride's exit.