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Disneyland Paris - Visitor information at a glance
Where is Disneyland Paris located?
Disneyland Paris is in Marne-la-Vallée, about 32 km (20 miles) east of central Paris.
What are the Disneyland Paris opening hours?
The parks usually open at 9:30am and close between 8pm and 11pm, depending on the season and events.
What are my Disneyland Paris ticket options?
You can choose from single-day or multi-day tickets, with options for one or both parks. Tickets with a shuttle service from Paris are also available.
How can I travel from Paris to Disneyland Paris?
Take the RER A train to Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station, a 35-minute ride. Shuttles, taxis, and private transfers are also available.
Location
Where is Disneyland Paris located?
How to get to Disneyland Paris?
Address: Bd de Parc, 77700 Coupvray, France
Distance from Paris: 43.3km
Internally, Disneyland Paris is divided into two theme parks–Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park. In addition, there is Disney Village, a unique dining, shopping, and entertainment complex.
- By train
Line: RER A
Nearest stop: Marne-la-Vallée-Chessy station
Travel time: 35 minutes
- By bus
Line: Disneyland Paris Express
Nearest stop: Disneyland Paris bus park
Boarding is from four convenient locations in Paris: Eiffel Tower, Opéra, Chatelet, and Gare du Nord.
Travel time: 60–75 minutes
- By car
Paid parking is available; free for those staying either at Disney hotels or Les Village Nature Paris.
Travel time: 30–45 minutes
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Facilities
Accessibility
Dine
Stay
Rules & regulations
Areas to know
- General facilities: ATMs, birthday celebrations, Disney PhotoPass, Single rider line (you might not sit with your friends or family on the ride, but you'll get to hop on way faster), drinking water fountain, food waste disposal, free WiFi, information desk, lost & found, luggage storage, Magic shuttle, parking, phone charging points, restrooms, shopping services, smoking areas
- Healthcare facilities: AED (Automated External Defibrillator), Baby care center, first-aid
- Disney Hotels facilities: Magic pass, Disney check, Disney express hotel check-in, Extra Magic Time
- Services and facilities: Accessible toilets, French sign language, tactile map with audio on Virtuoz tablet, changing rooms, sales points with magnetic induction loops and handsets, dedicated parking spaces, first aid and medical storage, wheelchair and stroller/pushchair rental, audio description with Audiospot app, and guide and services dogs are welcome.
- For rides and attractions: Select rides and attractions have specially adapted vehicles and equipment available.
- For shows and parades: Indoor theaters are equipped with magnetic loops; outdoor shows and parades have dedicated space for visitors with disabilities and their one companion.
- For character encounters: Accessible to all.
- At restaurants and shops: All are wheelchair accessible and welcome guide dogs.
Depending on your dining style, you can pick from the following:
- Table service restaurants: Annette’s Diner, Bistrot Chez Rémy, Brasserie Rosalie, Manhattan Restaurant, Rainforest Cafe, and The Steakhouse.
- Buffet service restaurants: Agrabah Café Restaurant, Billy Bob’s Buffet, Cape Cod, Plaza Gardens Restaurant, and Crockett’s Travern.
- Quick service restaurants: Café Hyperion, Casey’s Corner, Market House Deli
, Stark Factory, and Super Diner. - Snack bars: Cookie Kitchen, Cool Post, Critter Corral, Laugh’N’ Go!, and Rocket Cafe.
Stay at a Disney Hotel and experience magic around the clock.
- Disneyland Hotel: Victorian elegance meets Disney magic, offering luxury and enchanting views steps from the park gates.
Location: At the entrance to Disneyland Park - Disney Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel: A superhero's haven, blending sleek design with iconic Marvel art and experiences.
Location: 10-minute walk to the Park - Disney Newport Bay Club: Nautical charm and seaside serenity inspired by New England's coastal retreats.
Location: 15-minute walk to the Park - Disney Sequoia Lodge: Cozy woodland vibes with rustic charm and hints of Bambi's enchanted forest.
Location: 15-minute walk to the Park - Disney Hotel Cheyenne: Saddle up for a Wild West adventure with cowboy-themed rooms and frontier flair.
Location: 10-minute walk to the Park - Disney Hotel Santa Fe: Southwestern vibes with colorful landscapes and a playful Cars-inspired twist.
Location: 20-minute walk to the Park - Disney Davy Crockett Ranch: Pioneer-style cabins nestled in nature, perfect for a rustic getaway.
Location: 15-minute drive to the Park
- Prohibited items include alcoholic beverages, glass bottles, weapons or objects that appear so, loudspeakers, horns, selfie sticks, drones, remote control toys, and large suitcases/bags.
- Transport like scooters, skateboards, gyropods, and hoverboards are prohibited.
- Clothing must be appropriate and include top and bottom garments and footwear.
- Costumes and masks may not be worn by anyone aged 12 and above (except for medical reasons).
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent aged 15 and above.
- All children under 18 years old remain under the responsibility of their parents or their legal guardian.
- Animals are not allowed inside the park, except assistance and guide dogs.
- Disneyland Park: Experience classic Disney magic with enchanting lands, iconic attractions, and memorable character meetups. Each zone offers immersive themes, from fairy tales to futuristic adventures, creating a dreamlike escape for all ages.
- Walt Disney Studios Park: Dive into the world of movies, animation, and behind-the-scenes magic. From thrilling attractions to live shows, step into cinematic adventures inspired by Disney and Pixar's most beloved stories.
- Disney Village: Enjoy shopping, dining, and entertainment in this lively hub, right outside the parks. With themed restaurants, unique stores, and live performances, it’s the perfect place to unwind after a fun day.
Frequently asked questions about visiting Disneyland Paris
What is the best time of the year to visit Disneyland Paris?
The park is busiest during school holidays (July–September) and weekends. For fewer crowds, visit midweek during the off-season (January–March or mid-September– mid-November). Special events like Easter, Halloween, and Christmas also add extra magic if you enjoy seasonal festivities.
How many days should I plan for Disneyland Paris?
If you are short on time, tickets allow for a one-day visit to either park or both. But, if you have the luxury of time, 2–3 days are justifiable.
What’s the easiest way to get to Disneyland Paris?
The RER A train is the most convenient and affordable option from central Paris, taking about 35 minutes. Alternatively, shuttles and taxis are available but may cost more.
Should I book my tickets in advance?
It’s best to plan 2–3 months in advance, especially if you’re visiting during peak times or want to book a Disney hotel. Tickets, restaurants, and special event slots tend to sell out quickly.
Is Disneyland Paris suitable for young children and toddlers?
Yes, the park is perfect for children of all ages. Many attractions are kid-friendly, like "It's a Small World" and Dumbo the Flying Elephant. There are also designated baby care centers, stroller rentals, and character meet-and-greets that kids will love.
What should I pack for a day at Disneyland Paris with kids?
Bring essentials like snacks, sunscreen, water bottles, and comfortable clothing. A stroller is recommended for young children, though you can rent one at the park if needed.
Is Disneyland Paris fun for adults without kids?
Absolutely! Adults can enjoy thrilling rides like Hyperspace Mountain and the Tower of Terror, explore themed dining options, and shop for exclusive Disney merchandise. The evening fireworks show is a magical experience for all ages.
Are there romantic activities for couples in Disneyland Paris?
Yes! Couples can enjoy a romantic dinner at Auberge de Cendrillon, explore scenic spots like Adventureland, or watch the fireworks together at Sleeping Beauty Castle.
How much should I budget for a visit to Disneyland Paris?
A single-day ticket starts at around €60, while food costs can range from €15–€50 per person depending on your dining choices. Accommodation varies widely, with Disney hotels starting at €100 per night, and partner hotels offering budget-friendly options.