Cookies

I don’t use or set any cookies. No tracking, no banner to click, nothing to accept. You’re here to plan your visit or your trip to Disneyland Paris, not to have your every move followed online. All I look at, without cookies and anonymously, is which pages are useful to you, so I can improve the site. That’s it.

A cookie is a small file saved on your device while you browse. It can, for example, remember a choice you’ve made or measure how many people visit a site.

To find out which pages are useful to you, I measure visits anonymously and without cookies, with a tool that I host myself. Your data isn’t sent to any other service.

The only thing kept on your device is your light/dark display preference. It isn’t a cookie, and it doesn’t follow you.

Booking links go through an affiliate platform (mainly TradeDoubler) before reaching the official Disneyland Paris website. An attribution cookie may be set when you click, on their domains, never on julieears.com while you’re simply browsing. How it works is explained on the Affiliate disclosure page.

As nothing is set to track you, there’s nothing to accept or refuse: no banner and no consent pop-up gets in the way of your reading. You can browse freely, straight away.

Of course, you stay in control of your browser’s storage (your display preference) from its settings.

Details of how data is processed and your rights are set out in the Privacy policy. You can also visit the website of the CNIL, the French data protection authority (cnil.fr).