Disneyland Paris is set to modernise its quick service restaurant Café Hyperion in Discoveryland with the introduction of five touch screen ordering kiosks. Soon, park goers will have the option to order and pay for their meals via these new kiosks, marking a significant shift in the park’s service approach.

While such kiosks have been a common feature across Europe, this summer will see Disneyland Paris testing them for the first time. The user interface will be available in English and French during the test phase. Disneyland (Annual) Pass discounts will not be available via the touch screen ordering kiosks.

The goal is to simplify the ordering process and provide park goers with a smooth and autonomous consumer experience. During the trial period, payments can be made using Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, and American Express debit cards. Traditional cash registers will still be available, and park goers can continue to order food via the Disneyland app.

Café Hyperion is situated in Discoveryland, Disneyland Park, between Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast and Star Tours: The Adventures Continue. Videopolis theater is located within the same complex. Should the ordering kiosks prove successful it’s likely that Disneyland Paris will expand them to other quick service locations around the resort.

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