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Visiting Disneyland® Paris: practical tips and information

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Private transfer to Disneyland Paris in a luxury Minivan
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Private transfer to Disneyland Paris in a luxury Minivan

Dodge the taxi lines and book this efficient premium private 24/7 car service.

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Disneyland® Paris multiday ticket
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Disneyland® Paris multiday ticket

Buy your Disneyland® Paris multiday tickets to visit both Disneyland® Parks in 2, 3 or 4 days.

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Disneyland® Paris tickets with transportation from Paris

Get your 1-day tickets to visit Disneyland® Paris including transportation from Paris. Ticket 1 Day 1 Park or Ticket 1 Day 2 Parks.

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Private transfer to Disneyland Paris in an executive Sedan
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Private transfer to Disneyland Paris in an executive Sedan

Dodge the taxi lines and book this efficient premium private 24/7 car service.

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Disneyland® Paris 1-day ticket
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Disneyland® Paris 1-day ticket

Book your tickets to Disneyland® Paris to enjoy a magical day with your family and live in your own fairy tale.

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Seine cruise tickets with return transportation from Disneyland® Paris
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Seine cruise tickets with return transportation from Disneyland® Paris

Book a return trip from Disneyland® Paris to meet the iconic Eiffel Tower and enjoy a cruise on the Seine river.

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About Disneyland® Paris

Disneyland® Paris is one of the most popular day trips from the French capital and consists of two parks: Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World (formerly Walt Disney Studios). Together with Disney Village, hotels, shops and restaurants, it forms a complete entertainment complex just 45 minutes from the city.

With its mix of attractions for all ages, live shows and themed lands, the park appeals to both families and adults. During busy periods, it is advisable to book tickets in advance and plan your visit carefully to make the most of your day and minimize waiting time.

Plan your day by themed area and decide in advance which attractions are your priority, so you can spend less time getting around and queuing.

What is the difference between the two Disney parks?

Disneyland Park

The largest and most iconic park, featuring five themed lands centered around the famous Sleeping Beauty Castle, where you’re likely to encounter Disney characters. Here you’ll find classic attractions such as Pirates of the Caribbean, It’s a Small World and Big Thunder Mountain.

Disney Adventure World

This expanding park focuses more on film, Pixar and Marvel. It’s home to attractions like Ratatouille and Avengers Assemble: Flight Force, themed areas such as World of Frozen and shows with a strong emphasis on action and entertainment.

Many visitors choose to combine both parks, depending on the time they have available.

Practical tips for your visit to Disneyland® Paris

  • Tickets with a fixed date and time slot can help reduce waiting times at the entrance

  • Prams and wheelchairs can be hired in both parks

  • Free Wi-Fi is available in most areas of the park

  • Drones, tripods and selfie sticks are not permitted

  • Luggage storage is available for large items

  • Smoking is only allowed in designated areas

  • Pets are not permitted (except guide dogs)

  • Restaurants and shows can get busy: booking or planning ahead is recommended

Opening times of Disneyland® Paris:

Disneyland® Paris is open all year round, but opening times vary depending on the season, day and special events. Always check the latest times before your visit so you can plan your day accordingly.

What special events take place at Disneyland® Paris?

Disneyland® Paris hosts themed seasons and events throughout the year. These include Halloween celebrations with decorations and shows, Christmas with lights and magical parades, and special evening events featuring fireworks.

During these periods, the parks are often busier, but they also offer additional entertainment and unique experiences.

How do I get to Disneyland® Paris?

From Paris-Orly and Paris Charles de Gaulle airports:

  • The Magical Shuttle, the official transfer service, connects both airports to the park.

By train from Paris:

  • From Gare de Lyon, take the RER line A to Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy/Parcs Disneyland.

  • The RER A stops directly at the entrance to the Disney parks, making it the easiest option from central Paris.

  • The journey takes approximately 45 minutes.

By car:

  • Parking is free for guests staying at Disney hotels or partner hotels.

  • Otherwise, there are two large paid car parks: one at the entrance to the Disney parks and one at the entrance to Disney Village.

Planning your visit from Paris? Take a look at our ticket and transfer options to Disneyland® Paris for a hassle-free day trip.

Get ready to visit Disneyland® Paris

  • For young children: It’s a Small World, Ratatouille, Alice’s Labyrinth

  • For families: Pirates of the Caribbean, Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast

  • For thrill-seekers: Big Thunder Mountain, Hyperspace Mountain, Crush’s Coaster

Popular shows and attractions can fill up quickly → plan ahead

There are several ticket options available for Disneyland® Paris:

  • Dated tickets (from 1 to 4 days) for one or both parks

  • Flexible tickets with an open date

  • Packages combining park tickets with hotel stays or transport from Paris

Yes, one day is enough to see the highlights, but you’ll need to make a few choices.

If you’d like to visit both parks or experience more shows and attractions, a two-day visit is recommended for a more relaxed pace. Check out our guide with practical tips and info to help you make the most of your visit to Disneyland® Paris.

Yes, it’s possible, but it can be quite intense. With a park hopper ticket, you can move between the parks, but keep in mind that waiting times may limit how much you can see and do.

For a more complete experience, many visitors choose to explore one park per day.

The best times to visit are when the park is quieter, such as from January to March and April to May.

Weekdays are also generally less busy. During public holidays and school holidays, the park becomes more crowded, but there are also additional shows and special events to enjoy.

  • Book your tickets in advance and, where possible, choose a timed entry slot for the park

  • Arrive early in the morning or later in the day to avoid peak hours

  • Start with the most popular attractions, such as Big Thunder Mountain or Crush’s Coaster

  • Make use of fast-track options where available (such as paid express access)

  • Plan shows and meal times outside peak periods

  • There are plenty of thrilling rides, including roller coasters and immersive attractions

  • The parks offer shows, events and themed areas that are enjoyable for adults as well

  • Restaurants, shops and detailed themed lands create a full-day experience in themselves

  • In particular, Disney Adventure World has a strong focus on film, action and entertainment

Frequently asked questions about Disneyland® Paris

Here are some sights in Disneyland® Paris you don't want to miss: