Disneyland Paris: Tickets and Info
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Disneyland® Paris : 1 Day 1 Park Ticket
Highlights
Choose between Disneyland® Park or Walt Disney Studios® for your experience.
Discover thrilling rides like Pirates of the Caribbean and Star Tours.
Encounter popular Marvel superheroes and beloved Disney characters.
Make unforgettable memories in a park with over fifty attractions.
Experience a day filled with excitement, entertainment, and magical atmosphere.
Welcome to Disneyland Paris
Step into the magic at Europe’s premier entertainment resort and park. Your next unforgettable adventure is just a click away. Find the perfect tickets and make your day at Disneyland Paris the one you’ll always remember.
About Disneyland Paris
Located just 32 kilometers east of central Paris in Marne-la-Vallée, Disneyland Paris stands as a premier entertainment resort in Europe. Since opening in April 1992, it has grown into a vast complex featuring two distinct theme parks, seven uniquely themed Disney hotels, comprehensive entertainment and shopping districts, and extensive facilities that celebrate Disney’s storytelling magic and show business heritage. As the only Disney resort outside the United States fully owned by the company, Disneyland Paris blends classic Disney experiences with European influences, making it a leading destination for international tourists seeking immersive attractions and memorable adventures.
Address
Marne-la-Vallée, France
Annual Visitors
Over 15 million (Europe’s most-visited theme park)
Founded in
April 12, 1992
Why Visit Disneyland Paris?
It’s a Small World (Fantasyland)
Step into a charming musical boat ride that takes you on a global journey through diverse cultures and vibrant scenes. This classic attraction celebrates unity and joy with its enchanting melody and lively animatronics, providing a delightful experience for visitors of all ages.
Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain (Discoveryland)
Thrill-seekers will enjoy this high-speed roller coaster set in the Star Wars universe. Combining cutting-edge technology with an exhilarating storyline, the ride immerses guests in a galaxy far, far away as they soar through asteroid fields and intense space battles.
Big Thunder Mountain (Frontierland)
Explore the rugged terrain of the Wild West aboard a runaway mine train through mysterious caves and dramatic landscapes. This roller coaster combines excitement with detailed theming inspired by the American frontier, making it a popular attraction for adventure enthusiasts.
Pirates of the Caribbean (Adventureland)
Embark on a captivating dark ride that takes you through pirate-infested waters filled with animatronic characters, treasure, and thrilling scenes. The attraction’s intricate design and atmospheric storytelling have made it a timeless favorite among visitors.
Avengers Campus (Walt Disney Studios Park)
Opened in 2022, this Marvel-themed area offers a blend of attractions, interactive experiences, and character encounters. Highlights include the adrenaline-pumping “Avengers Assemble: Flight Force” roller coaster and the interactive “Spider-Man W.E.B Adventure,” perfect for fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Timings of Disneyland Paris
Disneyland Park
Regular Hours: 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Extra Magic Time: 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM (available for Disney Hotel Guests and select Passholders)
Walt Disney Studios Park
Regular Hours: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Extra Magic Time: 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM (available for Disney Hotel Guests and select Passholders)
Disneyland Paris welcomes visitors year-round, all days of the week.
Best Times to Visit Disneyland Paris
Mid-Week (Tuesday through Thursday)
For a smoother and more relaxed experience, plan your visit between Tuesday and Thursday. These mid-week days generally see fewer local and international visitors, meaning shorter wait times at popular attractions and easier dining reservations. It’s the perfect choice if you want to explore both parks without the weekend rush.
Low-Season Periods
The most peaceful times to visit are mid-January to mid-March, late April to mid-May, and mid-September to early November. During these months, crowd levels drop, hotel rates are lower, and you’ll have more flexibility to enjoy the parades, shows, and rides at your own pace. The weather is mild, and lines are noticeably shorter, making it an ideal time for couples and adults visiting without children.
Early Morning Arrival
Arriving right as the parks open — or even earlier during Extra Magic Time — gives you a head start on the day. You’ll experience headline attractions like Big Thunder Mountain or Ratatouille: The Adventure with minimal waits. Morning light also makes for great photos, and the park ambiance feels calmer before the crowds arrive.
During Seasonal Celebrations and Events
Disneyland Paris transforms throughout the year, offering immersive seasonal experiences such as Disney Halloween Festival, Disney Enchanted Christmas, and New Year’s Eve parties. These are magical times to visit if you want festive parades, themed treats, and limited-time entertainment. While crowds tend to be larger, the atmosphere is unforgettable and well worth it for fans seeking extra magic.
Avoid Peak Travel Periods
If your goal is to maximize rides and minimize waiting, steer clear of summer (July–August), school holidays, and major French public holidays. These weeks often bring high visitor volumes and longer lines. Instead, consider traveling right before or after these busy periods for better availability and smoother logistics.
Location and Address of Disneyland Paris
Location
Disneyland Paris sits just 32 km east of central Paris in the scenic Marne-la-Vallée area, making it easily accessible by train, car or airport transfer. This prime location not only allows you to enjoy the magic of the parks, but also offers convenient access to Paris and nearby hotels & shopping villages. Arrive at the dedicated RER/High-speed station at Marne‑la‑Vallée–Chessy station and you’ll be steps away from the gates.
Address
Boulevard du Parc
77700 Coupvray
France
How to Get to Disneyland Paris
By Train / Rapid Transit
From central Paris: Take the RER A line toward Marne‑la‑Vallée/Chessy station (the park’s stop). The journey takes around 35-40 minutes from major central stations such as Châtelet-Les Halles.
The Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station is located just a short walk (around 2 minutes) from the gates of the parks, making the train option particularly straightforward.
Ideal for those staying in Paris or using public transportation.
By Bus / Coach / Shuttle
There are dedicated shuttle services, including the official “Magical Shuttle”, which operate between Paris airports (such as Charles de Gaulle Airport and Orly Airport) and the Disneyland resort.
From the city centre of Paris, there are also express coach services connecting various locations directly to the resort.
This option is especially useful if you have heavy luggage or prefer a door-to-door service rather than navigating train transfers.
Note: Shuttles take longer than the train and cost more, but they offer convenience.
By Car / Taxi / Private Transfer
Driving to Disneyland Paris is a flexible choice — the resort lies just off the A4 motorway east of Paris, making it accessible by car from the city and surrounding regions.
If arriving from the airport or with a group, a taxi or private transfer may be more comfortable; however, journey time and cost depend heavily on traffic.
Parking is available on-site (fee applies) unless you’re staying in one of the official Disney Hotels — many of which offer free guest parking.
From Airports (for International Guests)
From Charles de Gaulle (CDG): You can take the TGV high-speed train directly to Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy in about 10–12 minutes.
From Orly (ORY) or Beauvais (BVA): Transfer by train or shuttle; journey time is roughly 60–75 minutes depending on connection.
For airport arrivals with luggage, consider shuttle services for more direct routing.
Things to Know Before Visiting Disneyland Paris
- Facilities
- Accessibility
- Guidelines
- Rules
Onsite Facilities
Restrooms & Baby Care Centres
Convenient washrooms are located throughout both parks. For parents or those needing extra facilities, Baby Care Centres offer nappy-changing, a sink/microwave, breastfeeding area and quiet zones.
Dining Options & Refreshments
From quick-service cafés to table-service restaurants, you’ll find a variety of dining experiences—from themed meals to lighter bites. Chartered for adults, there are lounges and bar options too.
Shopping & Souvenirs
Numerous shops across both parks and in the adjacent Disney Village let you browse apparel, collectibles, exclusive merchandise and themed items to take home or gift.
Luggage & Storage Services
For convenience, especially for day-visitors arriving by train or car, luggage storage is available near the Esplanade and entrance areas. Use it if you arrive early and want to head straight into the parks without heavy bags.
Accessibility Information
Accessible Admission & Priority Cards
Guests with recognised disabilities or long-term conditions can apply for a Priority Card (for permanent disabilities) or an Easy Access Card (for chronic illnesses) to reduce wait times and improve access.
Wheelchair Friendly Routes & Ride Access
Many attractions are wheelchair-accessible; some rides require transfers. Dedicated entrance signs and staff assistance are provided.
Service Animals
Guide dogs and certified assistance animals are welcome in the parks (with proof). Some rides may have access limitations—check ahead.
Visual, Hearing & Cognitive Support
Services include induction loops, audio-description, accessible toilets, dedicated parking spaces and quiet zones for guests with sensory needs.
Hotels & Transport Adaptation
On-site Disney hotels offer adapted rooms, and free wheelchair-accessible shuttles serve the parks (except one property). Guests are encouraged to request special assistance in advance.
Visitor Guidelines
Tickets
Purchase your park tickets in advance (especially for special-rate or disability tickets). Dated tickets must be used on the specified day.
Arrival Time
Arrive early—especially for the first hour after opening—for easier access to popular rides and fewer crowds. Use the app for real-time wait-times and planning.
Photography & Filming
Photography is allowed, but certain ride zones or shows may restrict flash or video. Be mindful of others and follow cast-member instructions.
Food & Drink Policy
Small snacks and bottled water are permitted, but large coolers or picnic-style setups inside the parks are discouraged. A dedicated picnic area is located between the parks and carpark.
Behaviour & Respect
Enjoy the magic responsibly: avoid running, pushing queues, disruptive behaviour or entering backstage areas. Cast Members can refuse access or remove guests in case of misconduct.
Rules and Regulations
Entry Requirements
Guests must have a valid park ticket and comply with the turnstile entry process. Re-entry may be restricted according to ticket terms.
Prohibited Items & Restrictions
Weapons (or items appearing to be weapons), glass bottles, large bags, skateboards, hoverboards, drones, selfie sticks and certain wheeled devices are prohibited.
Smoking, Vaping & Alcohol
Smoking and vaping are banned in most indoor public areas and waiting-lines; smoking is only allowed in designated outdoor zones. Alcohol is restricted and subject to park regulations.
Food & Animals
Outside food is allowed in limited form; no large picnics inside the parks except in designated areas. Only assistance animals permitted inside the parks (with conditions).
Safety & Ride Restrictions
Follow all signage about height, age or health restrictions. Cast Members may deny access to ensure guest safety.
Interesting Facts About Disneyland Paris
The only dragon’s lair beneath a Disney castle
Beneath the park’s iconic Le Château de la Belle au Bois Dormant you’ll find a giant audio-animatronic dragon known as the “La Tanière du Dragon” — unique to this park.
Europe’s most-visited “castle”
The Sleeping Beauty castle in Disneyland Paris is regarded as the most visited castle in Europe (albeit fictional) and features distinctive French-inspired architecture.
Green and growing: nature in the park
The resort is home to more than 35,000 trees, 450,000 shrubs, and plants that evolve with the seasons — part of a major landscaping-and-biodiversity effort.
Multilingual magic for international guests
Character interactions and announcements are provided in multiple languages to cater to the international audience — a nod to its location and guest mix.
Secret tunnels and clever perspectives
Although lesser known, the park features behind-the-scenes passages and careful design tricks — for example the castle’s forced-perspective architecture to make it appear taller.
From “Euro Disney” to global destination
When it opened in 1992 the resort was originally called “Euro Disney” — now it’s a full resort with two parks and extensive hotel & shopping options.
High-tech sustainability initiative
The resort has installed tens of thousands of solar panels and its own wastewater treatment plant, saving millions of cubic meters of water and reducing its environmental footprint.
A ride-thrill not seen in many other Disney parks
The Star Wars: Hyperspace Mountain (formerly Space Mountain) features full inversions and a launch — one of the most intense rides in the Disney family.
Hidden American history nods on Main Street
On the park’s Main Street, U.S.A., you’ll find an exhibit dedicated to the making of the Statue of Liberty in the separate Liberty Arcade — a subtle tie to French-American history.
Constant evolution and special events
The resort marks its anniversaries with major installations — for example, to celebrate its 30th anniversary, the “Gardens of Wonder” art-installations were introduced around the castle and in the park’s green spaces.
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