Bonjour Genevieve!
There are "Ears to the World" listening devices available to guests that will
translate the narration of some Walt Disney World attractions into
French, Spanish, Japanese, German, or Portuguese. You can borrow these
devices free of charge from the Guest Services office at each of the
theme parks. (At the Magic Kingdom, Guest Service is in City Hall, just
to the left as you pass the train station near the entrance.) While use
of the Ears to the World is free, you must leave a $100 deposit to take
them. This deposit will be returned to you when the Ears are returned.
There are also park maps available in each of the languages listed
above. You can find these located with the English maps near the front
entrance to each of the parks. Additionally there are many cast members in the parks that speak French, just look for a small French flag affixed to their name tags.
Foreign language park assistance can be obtained via telephone by
calling 407-824-7900. All WDW ticket sales locations have printed
information in multiple languages, including French. Also, the Keys to
the Kingdom and Family Magic tours can be conducted in French, Spanish,
Portuguese, German, Japanese, and Italian. For more information on that
you can call 407-WDW-TOUR.
There is a French language version of the Disney website that can be found
HERE.
And
finally, the France pavilion at Epcot is a great resource for any
French speaking guest. All the cast members there will speak French and
be able to offer advice in their native language.
Appréciez votre visite au Walt Disney World.