Planning a family trip to France is exciting — whether you’re dreaming of meeting your favourite characters at Disneyland Paris, exploring the Eiffel Tower, or soaking up the sun in the South of France. But if you or your child has a peanut allergy, travelling abroad can feel stressful. Language barriers can make it difficult to explain dietary needs, and even small misunderstandings can lead to big risks.
That’s where our free allergy travel card in French comes in.
Why a French Allergy Card is Essential for Peanut Allergy Travellers
France is world-famous for its food — fresh baguettes, delicate pastries, and indulgent sauces. But many French dishes, especially desserts and baked goods, may contain peanuts or traces of peanuts. Even if you’re careful, cross-contamination in kitchens can be common.
Our free allergy travel card is professionally translated into French and clearly explains your peanut allergy, helping you communicate with restaurant staff, café owners, and street food vendors. It’s small enough to keep in your bag or pocket, and it’s ideal for:
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Disneyland Paris restaurants – From buffet breakfasts to character dining, simply hand over the card so staff can understand your allergy instantly.
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Paris cafés and bistros – Perfect for ordering crepes, croissants, and sandwiches safely.
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French Riviera beach cafés – Ensure your meals are prepared without peanut oil or peanut-containing ingredients.
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Local markets – Ask stallholders about ingredients without worrying about your French pronunciation.
How to Use Your Free Allergy Travel Card
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Download your card here → Get the free allergy travel card
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Print it out (laminating it can help it last longer) or save it to your phone.
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Show it to staff before ordering food, whether you’re at a fine-dining restaurant, casual café, or food stand.
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Keep a spare card in your wallet, travel bag, or even your child’s pocket if they’re old enough.
Peace of Mind for Family Travel
A peanut allergy shouldn’t stop you from making magical family memories in France. From riding Space Mountain at Disneyland Paris to exploring the historic streets of Avignon, your trip should be about fun — not food anxiety.
By downloading and carrying your free allergy travel card, you’ll have one less thing to worry about. You can focus on enjoying France’s sights, sounds, and (safe) tastes, knowing your allergy needs are being communicated clearly.