Choose your Disneyland Park ticket

Mickey Mouse with two kids jumping in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle, Disneyland Paris.

1-day dated ticket

Perfect for a full day of magic at either Disneyland Park, Walt Disney Studios Park, or both.

Get access to your chosen park(s) for one day of rides, shows, and character encounters.
Best value for visitors with fixed schedules and shorter stays.

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1-Day Ticket to Disneyland® Paris

Dancing with characters at Disneyland Paris.

Flexible (undated) ticket

Perfect if your plans aren’t fixed or you’re gifting a magical day out.

Valid for 1 year from the date of purchase.
A reservation is required before your visit.

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1-Day Flexible Date Ticket to Disneyland® Paris

Family meeting Sleeping Beauty at Disneyland Paris.

Multi-day ticket

Perfect for families and travelers who want to explore at a relaxed pace.

Valid for 2, 3, or 4 consecutive days.
Entry to both parks on all selected days.
More time to enjoy seasonal shows, parades, and dining without rushing.

Recommended experience:

Multi-Day Ticket to Disneyland® Paris

Shuttle bus in front of Eiffel Tower for Disneyland Paris tour.

Shuttle-included tickets

Convenience-focused option that combines park entry with round-trip transfers from central Paris.

Hassle-free travel plus guaranteed park admission.
Great for first-time visitors or families with kids.

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Disneyland® Paris Entry Tickets with Round-Trip Shuttle from Central Paris

All tickets include access to the park's shows and parades (as per your choice), subject to availability and potential queues.
You must book tickets online in advance as Disneyland Paris does not sell tickets at the park entrance.
Kids under 3 years old go free. But make sure to carry ID for age verification.
All tickets include parades and shows. In fact, you don’t need to book separately for any in-park entertainment like meet-and-greets and parades.
You can exit and re-enter on the same day. Great if you need a midday break.

Explore the 5 themed lands & their top attractions

Adventureland

Theme: Lush jungles, pirate coves, and ancient temples bring adventure films to life. Rope bridges, hidden caves, and walk-throughs create a sense of exploration.

Best for: Families with older kids, fans of action and adventure movies

Don’t miss:

Pirates of the Caribbean: Sail through pirate battles, eerie caves, and treasure hideouts (All ages, no height limit)
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril: A looping coaster through ancient ruins (Ages 6+, 1.40m minimum)
Adventure Isle: Rope bridges, caves, and a pirate ship for kids to explore (All ages, no height limit)

Discoveryland

Theme: A blend of retro-futurism and sci-fi, inspired by Jules Verne and George Lucas. Copper-toned buildings and galactic adventures dominate this land.

Best for: Older kids, teens, and Star Wars fans

Don’t miss:

Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain: A high-speed rollercoaster through a galactic dogfight (Ages 7+, 1.20m minimum)
Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast: Shoot targets in an intergalactic arcade-style ride (Ages 7+, no height limit)
Star Tours: The Adventures Continue: A 3D motion simulator ride through Star Wars worlds (Ages 5+, 1.02m minimum)

Fantasyland

Theme: The heart of Disney storytelling, filled with bright colors, gentle rides, and princess encounters. Fantasyland has the most attractions of any land at Disneyland Park.

Best for: Toddlers, preschoolers, Disney purists, and families wanting the classic fairytale experience

Don’t miss:

Sleeping Beauty Castle: Iconic stained-glass story scenes inside the castle (All ages, no height limit)
It’s a Small World: A colorful boat ride with dolls from around the world singing in harmony (All ages, no height limit)
Peter Pan’s Flight: Soar in a pirate ship over London and Neverland (All ages, no height limit)

Frontierland

Theme: Rugged landscapes of the American Old West, with mining towns, riverside paths, and spooky ghost stories.

Best for: Kids 5+, families who enjoy thrill rides and immersive theming

Don’t miss:

Big Thunder Mountain: A runaway mine train coaster through red-rock canyons and a haunted mining town (Ages 5+, 1.02m minimum)
Phantom Manor: A haunted mansion filled with spooky effects and storytelling (Ages 5+, no height limit)

Main Street, U.S.A.

Theme: A nostalgic recreation of early 20th-century America, lined with shops, cafés, and vintage transport. It’s also the gateway to Sleeping Beauty Castle and the daily parades.

Best for: Everyone, especially Disney nostalgia lovers

Don’t miss:

Disney Stars on Parade: Floats, dancers, and characters in front of the castle (All ages, no height limit)
Vintage Transport Rides: Horse-drawn trolleys and classic vehicles down Main Street (All ages, no height limit)

Compare the parks at Disneyland Paris

Disney characters posing in front of a castle at Disneyland Paris.

Disneyland Park

Style: Storybook fairytales with Sleeping Beauty Castle
Top Rides: Big Thunder Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, It’s a Small World
Characters: Disney Princesses, Mickey & friends
Best For: Families, first-timers, classic Disney magic
Visit Time: Full-day experience

Les Tapis Volants ride with colorful flying carpets at Disneyland Paris.

Walt Disney Studios Park

Style: Movie worlds with Marvel & Pixar focus
Top Rides: Ratatouille, Crush’s Coaster, Tower of Terror, Spider-Man
Characters: Marvel heroes, Pixar & Star Wars favorites
Best For: Teens, thrill-seekers, Marvel/Pixar fans
Visit Time: Half-day to 1 day

Still unsure? Learn more about the Walt Disney Studios Park here

Visiting with Little Kids?

Disneyland Park is one of the most toddler-friendly theme parks in the world — carefully designed to balance fun, comfort, and magic for the whole family. From colourful, low-sensory attractions to plentiful rest areas, every corner is built with families in mind.

Gentle rides: It’s a Small World, Dumbo the Flying Elephant, Casey Jr., and the carousel are perfect for first-timers
Play-friendly zones: Fantasyland is a dreamland for little ones — no high thrills, just fairytales and fun
Character moments: Meet Mickey, Minnie, Disney Princesses, and even characters from Pixar and Marvel
Parent facilities: Clean baby care centres, stroller rentals, bottle-warming stations, and family restrooms across the park
Flexible pacing: Plenty of shaded areas, dining spots with high chairs, and shows where kids can take a breather
Whether it’s your child’s very first theme park or their third Disney visit, Disneyland Park keeps young guests (and their grown-ups) happy and well cared for.

Learn more about planning with little ones here.

Things to look out for at Disneyland Park

Autopia cars on track at Disneyland Paris with Space Mountain in the background.

Getting there: 35 mins by RER A from Paris, shuttle buses available, or drive (32–43 km).
Re-entry: Allowed with your ticket on the same day.
Extra Magic Time: Guests staying at Disney Hotels can enter before the official opening.
Accessibility: Wheelchair-friendly paths, stroller rentals, and baby care centers.
Dining: Table reservations recommended for sit-down restaurants.
Weather: Most attractions operate in rain; bring a poncho.

Child meeting Mickey Mouse at Disneyland Paris with castle in background.

Mickey & Friends at Meet Mickey Mouse (Fantasyland): Snap a classic photo with Mickey in his magician’s studio—indoors and photogenic.

Princess Pavilion (Fantasyland): Meet a rotating line-up of Disney Princesses like Cinderella, Rapunzel, and Belle in an enchanting royal setting.

Captain Jack Sparrow (Adventureland): Spot the rogue pirate near Pirates of the Caribbean—great for fun, unscripted character moments.

Winnie the Pooh & Friends (Fantasyland): Encounter Tigger, Eeyore, and Pooh near The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

Seasonal & Surprise Encounters: During special events (like Halloween or Christmas), rare characters like the Evil Queen or Santa Goofy often appear.

All the characters encounters in Disneyland Park

Minnie Mouse performing in Disneyland Paris parade during Minnie's Musical Moment show.

Disney Stars on Parade: The park’s signature daytime parade featuring vibrant floats, music, and characters from Frozen, The Lion King, and more.

Mickey’s Halloween Celebration (Autumn only): A festive fall parade with villain-themed floats, pumpkins, and a jazzy, mischievous soundtrack.

Disney Enchanted Christmas Parade (Winter only): A heartwarming holiday celebration with toy soldiers, reindeer, princesses in winter attire, and snow on Main Street, U.S.A.

All the parades at Disneyland Paris

Performer in vibrant costume during The Lion King: Rhythms of the Pride Lands at Disneyland Paris.

Disney Dreams! Nighttime Spectacular (Sleeping Beauty Castle): End your day with fireworks, projections, and fountains synced to Disney movie songs—unmissable!

The Lion King: Rhythms of the Pride Lands (Frontierland Theater): A Broadway-style live show with acrobatics, drumming, and stunning vocals—limited seating, arrive early!

Let the Magic Shine! (Castle Stage): A seasonal mini-show featuring Mickey, Minnie, and Disney Princesses in a sparkling musical medley.

All the shows in Disneyland Park

Agrabah Café Restaurant: Step into Aladdin’s world with Middle Eastern décor and a buffet of flavorful Mediterranean dishes. Perfect for fans of Arabian nights and exotic cuisine.
Must-try dish: Chicken Tagine with preserved lemons and olives

Auberge de Cendrillon: Dine like royalty in this elegant Fantasyland restaurant inspired by Cinderella’s world. Enjoy French fine dining in a regal courtyard setting, with visits from beloved Disney Princesses.
Must-try dish: Veal medallions with truffle cream sauce

Captain Jack's - Restaurant des Pirates: Dine amidst a pirate hideout, surrounded by tropical settings and shipwrecks. A perfect escape for adventurous souls and Pirates of the Caribbean fans.
Must-try dish: Caribbean-style coconut shrimp

The Lucky Nugget Saloon: Head to Frontierland for hearty Western meals served in a lively, saloon-style setting. With live music and cowboy charm, it’s a fun and filling stop for all ages.
Must-try dish: BBQ pork ribs with corn on the cob

Discover all your Disneylicious meal options

Constellations: Find Disney-themed souvenirs, apparel, and homeware with a celestial theme at this store near Fantasyland. It offers something magical for shoppers of every age.

Disney & Co.: Step into Disney & Co. for character-inspired clothing, toys, and keepsakes. Its playful atmosphere makes it an instant hit with kids and adults alike.

Emporium: Located on Main Street, U.S.A., the Emporium is the park’s largest shop, offering classic Disney merchandise and collectibles in a nostalgic setting.

La Chaumière des Sept Nains: Located in Fantasyland, this charming shop is a dream come true for young royals. It offers princess dresses, sparkling tiaras, and fairytale accessories inspired by beloved Disney characters.

Star Traders: Explore a galaxy of merchandise in this Discoveryland shop. From Star Wars lightsabers to Marvel apparel and Pixar collectibles, it’s the go-to destination for sci-fi and superhero fans.

All the shops at Disneyland Paris

Rides you simply can’t miss at Disneyland Park Paris

Hyperspace Mountain

Launch into a Star Wars-inspired adventure with high-speed twists, turns, and galactic battles in deep space.
Location: Discoveryland

Pirates of the Caribbean ride boat scene at Disneyland Paris Park.

Small World boat ride at Disneyland Paris with colorful international dolls.

Phantom Manor at Disneyland Paris with eerie Victorian architecture and surrounding gardens.

Frequently asked questions about Disneyland Park Paris

How different is Disneyland Park Paris from Walt Disney Studios Park?

Disneyland Park is classic fairy tales and Disney magic, while Walt Disney Studios focuses on Marvel, Pixar, and movie-themed adventures.

What types of tickets are available?

Options include single-day tickets, multi-day passes, and combination tickets for both parks. Fast Pass upgrades are available inside the park for quicker access to select rides.

Do I need to book tickets in advance?

Yes, tickets are only sold online and can sell out during weekends and peak seasons.

What is the best time to visit Disneyland Park Paris?

Weekdays outside school holidays are best for fewer crowds. Evenings are great for shorter waits and fireworks.

Does my ticket include parades and fireworks?

Yes, all shows, parades, and fireworks are included with your entry ticket.

How long do I need to see Disneyland Ppark?

Plan for at least one full day to enjoy rides, shows, and parades without rushing.

What are the must-visit attractions at Disneyland Park Paris?

Highlights include Big Thunder Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, Hyperspace Mountain, and Disney Illuminations fireworks.

Can I bring my food and drinks to the park?

Small snacks are allowed, but full meals are restricted. Baby food and dietary needs are exceptions. There are over 50 restaurants and cafes on the campus, which serve a variety of cuisines.

Which park will my kids enjoy most at Disneyland Paris?

There is no favourite to pick; Disneyland Paris is magical as a whole. While Disneyland Park revolves around Disney classics, Walt Disney Studios Park has a superhero theme. How about taking them to both parks?

Are pets allowed inside Disneyland Park Paris?

Only service and guide dogs are permitted. If you’re traveling with your pet, though, a nearby kennel service is available.

Are there photography restrictions inside the park?

Photography is allowed, but drones and professional equipment require prior approval. Flash photography is discouraged on rides, but you can always purchase ride photographs from the photo booths at the entrance to the ride.

What happens if it rains during my visit?

Since many attractions and shows are indoors, those will continue uninterrupted. If you’re still determined to stay outdoors and enjoy the rain, ponchos and umbrellas are sold at park stores.

Is Disneyland Park suitable for adults without kids?

Absolutely, there are thrill rides, themed dining, live shows, and late-night fireworks for adults, too.