Remy's Ratatouille Adventure
Remy's Ratatouille Adventure is a trackless dark ride in Disney Adventure World, the second park at Disneyland Paris. It shrinks you to the size of a rat and sends you through a Parisian kitchen. Two things are worth knowing before you plan around it: the Paris version opened first and the Florida one is the copy, and it is in the second park, so a one-park ticket will not get you to it.
Trackless, and what that means
The vehicles have no visible track. They move independently, which lets several of them spread out and converge through the same scene rather than following each other in single file. In practice it means the ride does not feel the same twice, and it is the reason this attraction is held up as one of the resort's best.
The Paris one came first
It opened at what was then Walt Disney Studios Park before the version at Epcot in Florida. Most English-language coverage describes the Florida ride, so details taken from it — the queue, the surrounding area, the entrance — will not match what you find in Paris.
Which ticket you need
Disney Adventure World. The park was renamed from Walt Disney Studios Park on 29 March 2026, so older guides send you to a park name that no longer appears on any sign. A one-park ticket for Disneyland Park does not admit you here.
When to ride
Demand is steady all day and the ride is popular with families, which means it does not have the early-morning lull that the big coasters do. If your day is in this park and this ride matters, go straight to it at opening.
Remy's Ratatouille Adventure on Wikipedia
Frequently asked questions
Which park is the Ratatouille ride in?
Disney Adventure World, in the Worlds of Pixar area. Not Disneyland Park.
Is it the same as the Epcot ride?
It is the same attraction, and the Paris one opened first. The Florida version came later.
What does trackless mean?
The vehicles are not on a visible rail and move independently of each other, so the choreography through each scene changes.
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