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The Regal View Lounge: First Look at the Drinks Menu

By Jodie Sawyer, Crêpes & Castles Contributor.

I’m delighted to hand this update over to Jodie Sawyer, one of our trusted moderators from the Disneyland Paris First-Timers community and now a contributing writer here at Crêpes & Castles. Jodie has been following the developments at The Regal View Lounge and has put together a detailed look at the newly released drinks menu.

Interior of the Regal View Lounge Disneyland Paris featuring deep blue seating, warm wooden finishes, a long bar and lakeside windows.

A First Look at the Regal View Lounge Drinks Menu

As you enter Disney Adventure World, formerly known as Walt Disney Studios Park, head straight through the World Premiere building and up Adventure Way. Take a right at Raiponce Tangled Spin — Rapunzel’s lantern-inspired take on the teacups — and you’ll find the brand-new Regal View Restaurant & Lounge nestled along the lake, overlooking the Kingdom of Arendelle.

In this contemporary, stylish new lounge — the first of its kind across both Disneyland Paris parks — you can expect cosy dark wood awnings, artwork depicting the princesses, flashes of royal blue throughout the fabrics and large bay windows offering the perfect view across the water. From here, you’ll catch a glimpse of the home of the most adored sisters this side of the Northern Hemisphere, complete with Nordic architecture pulled straight from the films and the second castle to grace the parks.

Regal View Lounge drinks menu cover at Disneyland Paris featuring Art Nouveau design and gold detailing
Champagne and wine selection from the Regal View Lounge drinks menu including Pierre Mignon and Taittinger pricing

The Full Drinks Menu Has Arrived

The full drinks menu for the Regal View Lounge is now available — and there truly is something for everyone.

You might assume it’s simply champagne and wine, but alongside those you’ll also find beer, premium spirits, classic cocktails, four exclusive signature cocktails and matching mocktail alternatives. There’s also a full range of soft drinks and hot drinks.

Signature cocktail section of the Regal View Lounge drinks menu showing Éclat Royal and Majesté Florale priced at €18

Signature Cocktails – €18

If you’ve already had your fair share of Mojitos and Piña Coladas and are looking for something a little more exciting, the signature cocktails might be exactly what you’re after.

Four new flavour combinations have been created exclusively for the lounge, each inspired by a refined, garden-forward flavour profile:

  • Éclat Royal (Princely Eden) – A pear, passion fruit and green apple collaboration featuring Trois Rivières white rum.
  • Majesté Florale (Floral Majesty) – A jasmine and lychee-forward blend for the gin lovers, featuring Hendrick’s Gin.
  • Altesse Sérénifizz (Sereni’Fizz Highness) – A grapefruit and elderflower pairing with José Cuervo Silver tequila.
  • Pomme en Grâce (Apple of Grace) – A crisp apple, almond and cinnamon combination.

At €18 per glass, they sit at the pricier end of the menu. But whether you’re marking a special occasion, looking for a quiet spot to decompress or simply rewarding yourself for the number of steps you’ve clocked up that day, choosing a favourite could make for the perfect treat.

Classic cocktails and alcohol-free mocktails on the Regal View Lounge drinks menu including Garden Zinger and Espresso Martini

Alcohol-Free Options & Mocktails – €14

The Regal View Lounge isn’t just fancy, grown-up drinks. There’s no age restriction, and the comfortable social seating makes it easy for the whole family to gather and enjoy the view.

Alongside the signature cocktails, four exclusive mocktails are available at €14:

  • Sacre Ensoleillé (Garden Zinger) – A rum-free alternative to Éclat Royal, with pear and passion fruit notes.
  • Diadème de Rubis (Ruby Diadem) – Hibiscus, coconut and pomegranate.
  • Vendanges Impériales (Imperial Harvest) – A fruity blend of red grape and blueberry.
  • Balade en Carrosse (Enchanted Carriage) – Apple, almond and cinnamon flavours without the alcohol.

On the soft drinks list you’ll find familiar favourites including Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Sprite, Fanta and Fuze Tea Peach, with prices starting at €6.

Soft drinks, mineral waters and signature lattes on the Regal View Lounge drinks menu with prices starting at €6

Signature Lattes & Hot Drinks – €13

If you’re looking to warm up before stepping into the world of Frozen, three signature lattes are available at €13:

  • Chamallow Charmant (Marshmallow Dream) – Lavazza coffee with semi-skimmed milk (or plant-based coconut or oat alternative), marshmallow syrup, whipped cream and soft marshmallow topping.
  • Latte Regalia – Lavazza coffee with semi-skimmed milk (or coconut or oat alternative), brownie-flavoured syrup, whipped cream and chocolate sauce.
  • Caramel Majestueux (Caramel Coronation) – Lavazza coffee with semi-skimmed milk (or coconut or oat alternative), caramel syrup, whipped cream and caramel drizzle.

Marshmallow, flavoured syrups and whipped cream flourishes? Sign me up.

Classic hot drinks are also available, with espresso starting from €3.80.

Symmetrical view inside the Regal View Lounge Disneyland Paris showing royal blue tones, elegant ceiling lights and lakeside windows.

Is It Worth a Visit?

Still debating whether to stop by?

If you find yourself needing to refuel on the way to Arendelle, adjust plans that have gently gone out the window, take a break from the queues or simply regulate your nervous system after hearing your kids chant ‘Let It Go’ for the fiftieth time, it’s definitely worth considering.

It also makes a gorgeously memorable setting for a birthday, anniversary or simply celebrating annual leave approval — because who really needs a formal excuse?

That said, it may not suit every budget. With soft drinks starting at €6, hydrating a family of four can quickly add up. And if attractions are top of your priority list, taking an extended lounge break could eat into valuable park time.

Disney Adventure World Map

How Do You Get In?

Hate planning? You’ll like this: The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge is a walk-in location, so no reservation is required. You’ll simply need valid park access to Adventure World.

Good to KNow: Regal View Lounge does not take reservations.

Wether you’re coming from or heading to Arendelle, park time is precious so with no dress code, guests can stroll straight in from neighbouring areas without worrying about nipping back for an outfit upgrade.

When is a good Time to Visit Regal View Lounge?

Thanks to its lakeside positioning, a sunny afternoon offers particularly tranquil views.

Staying up for the Cascade of Lights show? It’s an ideal place to rest your legs and recharge before finding your viewing spot.

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The new Frozen Champagne glass. On show at the Regal View Lounge, Disney Adventure World @Disneyland Paris ✨

♬ Let It Go – From “Frozen”/Soundtrack Version – Idina Menzel

🥂 Exclusive to the Regal View Lounge Drinks Menu

You may have heard about about the elusive Disney park champagne, popular with guests watching Tales of Magic?

Regal view is offering it’s own, Frozen-inspired souvenir flute. It’s available both with and without champagne. So, whichever park you choose, you can end the night with a little fizz.

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