Book Walt Disney Studios Park tickets

Inspired by the best of cinema, animation, and television, Walt Disney Studio Park opened on March 16, 2002. Being the second of two parks in Disneyland Paris, this one was a whole lot different from the first. As the CCO of Walt Disney Imagineering, Bruce Vaughn described it–it looks a bit like a studio and a backstage, with a bunch of gray warehouses.

But, behind those gray walls are whole other universes, filled with fun, action, rides, entertainment, and so much more! Keep reading the guide to plan your trip to Walt Disney Studio Park.

Things to know before booking your tickets

• Walt Disney Studios Park is one of the two parks (the other being Disneyland Park) at Disneyland Paris.
• If you have one day to spend, you can go with Disneyland® Paris 1-Day Tickets, which will give you access to either of the two parks or both the parks—you can make this choice at the time of your visit.
• Have more than a day? Choose a multi-day pass, which will give you access to both parks. Add to cart Disneyland® Paris 2/3/4-Day Tickets.
• Decided on the park, but not the date? Buy a Disneyland® Paris 1-Day Flexible Date Tickets, which will give you access to either of the two parks or both the parks—you can make this choice at the time of your visit.
• Park and dates are decided but don't have a ride from Paris? To simplify logistics, we have From Paris: Disneyland® Paris 1-Park Tickets with Shuttle Bus Transfers, that offer round-trip transfers from Paris. There are multiple meeting points at popular locations in Paris, with departures between 8:15 am and 8:55 am, and return shuttles leave Disneyland Paris at 9 pm.
• All tickets include access to the park's shows and parades (as per your choice), subject to availability and potential queues.