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Petite Rosalie: Disney Village’s lakeside patio

Brasserie Rosalie’s open-air patio, open from April through October. A simple sit-down break facing Lake Disney, with no reservation required.

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At a glance

Petite Rosalie is Brasserie Rosalie’s open-air patio, open since April 2025. It spreads over 115 m² along Lake Disney, with 66 seats, big beige umbrellas, and wood and metal furniture.

The kiosk in the middle of the patio only operates during the warmer months, from April through October. The menu stays simple and fresh: croque-monsieur sandwiches, salads, savory galettes, desserts, and ice cream.

Usual hours are 11:00 to 22:30, from April through October only. They change with the season, events, and crowds: the Disneyland Paris app shows each day’s hours.

What sets it apart

Views of the lake and the balloon. All 66 seats sit right by the water, facing the PanoraMagique balloon, under big umbrellas. It’s one of the few patios in the Village where you can really enjoy some peace and quiet in the afternoon.

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Prices, packages, and booking

Good to know

  • Service Lunchtime, Afternoon snack, Evening
  • Capacity 66 seats
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Theme & world

Patio brasserie
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Who it’s made for

Ideal for
Looking for a quiet breakFans of great views
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My verdict

Julie
Julie

A gorgeous lakeside patio, with the PanoraMagique balloon right across the water. In the afternoon it’s quiet here, far from the bustle of the Village, and the sunlight filtering through the big umbrellas is a real treat. The menu is simple, but that’s not why you come: you come here to sit and look out over the water.

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Julie’s tip

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Map & getting there

Petite Rosalie is at Disney Village, right next to Brasserie Rosalie, on the shore of Lake Disney. Access is free: you don’t need a park ticket to visit Disney Village.

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