Walt Disney Studios Park Tickets | Top Rides, Marvel Shows & Tips

Choose your Walt Disney Studios Park ticket

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

1-day dated ticket

Best if you already know your travel dates.

Entry to Walt Disney Studios Park for one selected day
Lower prices when booked in advance
Choose either one park or both parks on the day of your visit

Recommended experience:

Disneyland® Paris 1-Day Tickets

Guests interacting with Goofy at Disneyland Paris with Sleeping Beauty Castle in the background.

Flexible (undated) ticket

Ideal for uncertain plans or gifting.

Valid for 1 year from the date of purchase
Choose your park(s) on the day of your visit
A reservation is required before visiting

Recommended experience:

Disneyland® Paris 1-Day Flexible Date Tickets

RC Racer ride at Disneyland Paris, Walt Disney Studios Park, with guests on a steep track.

Multi-day ticket

Make the most of your visit with access to both parks for 2,3, or 4 days.

Entry to both Walt Disney Studios Park and Disneyland Park
Must be used on consecutive days

Recommended experience:

Disneyland® Paris 2/3/4-Day Tickets

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

1-day ticket with shuttle transfers from Paris

Perfect if you're staying in Paris and want stress-free transport.

Includes round-trip bus transfer from central Paris
Access to one or both parks for one full day

Recommended experience:

From Paris: Disneyland® Paris 1-Park Tickets with Shuttle Bus Transfers

All tickets include access to the park’s shows and character meet-and-greets, subject to availability.
Kids under 3 enter free (ID required).
Online booking is required; tickets are not sold at the park entrance.
Same day re-entry is allowed; take a break and come back later.

Explore themed lands & top attractions

Avengers Campus

Theme: Marvel superhero HQ where guests train and battle alongside the Avengers.

Best for: Marvel fans, teens, and thrill seekers.

Don’t miss:

Avengers Assemble - Flight Force: High-speed rollercoaster with Iron Man and Captain Marvel (Ages 7+, 1.20m minimum).
Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure: Interactive web-shooting ride for all ages (All ages, no height limit).
Hero Training Center: Meet Spider-Man, Captain America, and other Avengers (All ages).

All about the Marvel Avengers Campus here

Front Lot

Theme: Hollywood-style entrance plaza with art deco architecture and Studio 1 walkthrough.

Best for: Families and first-time visitors who want the perfect photo op.

Don’t miss:

Studio 1: Walk through a retro movie set filled with shops and dining (All ages).

Frozen World (Opening Soon)

Theme: Step into Arendelle with a Frozen-themed land, featuring a major boat ride and an immersive village.

Best for: Families, Frozen fans, and visitors planning trips from 2025 onward.

Don’t miss:

Frozen Ever After-style attraction (all ages).
Meet Elsa, Anna, and Olaf in themed settings.

Production Courtyard

Theme: Classic studio zone with shows, stages, and Tower of Terror.

Best for: Thrill-seekers and Disney stage-show fans.

Don’t miss:

The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror: A drop-tower ride with intense storytelling (Ages 7+, 1.02m minimum).
Disney Junior Dream Factory: Interactive show for kids with Mickey and Disney Junior characters (All ages).

Worlds of Pixar

Theme: Colorful Pixar-themed zone featuring Toy Story, Cars, Ratatouille, and Finding Nemo.

Best for: Families with kids and Pixar fans of all ages.

Don’t miss:

Ratatouille: The Adventure: 4D trackless ride that shrinks you down to Remy’s size (All ages, no height limit).
Crush’s Coaster: A spinning rollercoaster through the East Australian Current (Ages 7+, 1.07m minimum).
Cars ROAD TRIP: A lighthearted driving tour through Route 66 with special effects (All ages).

Walt Disney Studios Park vs Disneyland Park: Which park should you visit?

Guests taking a selfie with a Star Wars character at Disneyland Paris.

Walt Disney Studios Park

Style: Immersive movie worlds with a Marvel & Pixar spotlight
Top Rides: Ratatouille, Crush’s Coaster, Tower of Terror, Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure
Characters: Marvel superheroes, Pixar icons, Star Wars favorites
Best For: Teens, thrill-seekers, Marvel & Pixar fans
Visit Time: Half-day to one day is usually enough

Stained glass windows inside Sleeping Beauty's Castle at Disneyland Paris.

Disneyland Park

Style: Classic storybook fairytales with the iconic 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, lovers of classic Disney magic
Visit Time: Plan a full day to explore fully

Still unsure? Discover everything about Disneyland Park here

Visiting with little kids?

Walt Disney Studios Park offers plenty for younger guests, with just the right balance of fun and comfort. It's an energetic, imagination-fueled space that’s just as exciting for little explorers as it is for grown-up film fans.

Family-friendly rides: Ratatouille, Cars Road Trip, Flying Carpets, and Spider-Man’s W.E.B. Adventure.
Play areas and shows: Frozen musical show, Disney Junior characters at Studio D
Meet and greets: Pixar pals, Marvel heroes, and classic Disney characters throughout the day.
Parent amenities: Baby care centres, stroller rentals, and kid-friendly dining areas.
Flexible pacing: Most shows are seated, many attractions are indoor, and shaded spaces are plentiful.

Learn more about planning with little ones here.

Things to look out for

Mickey Mouse with children jumping in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland Paris.

Getting there: 35 mins by RER A train from Paris; shuttle buses and car parking available.
Re-entry: Allowed on the same day with your ticket.
Extra Magic Time: Early entry available for Disney Hotel guests.
Accessibility: Wheelchair-friendly paths, stroller rentals, and baby care centers.
Dining: Reserve table-service restaurants in advance.
Weather: Most rides operate in light rain; bring layers and ponchos.

Character in traditional attire at Disneyland Paris with colorful decorations.

Spider-Man (Avengers Campus): Pose with your friendly neighborhood hero outside WEB Adventure, he might even drop in for an acrobatic surprise.

Iron Man, Captain Marvel & More (Avengers Campus): Watch for rotating appearances of Marvel heroes like Black Widow, Loki, and even Moon Knight; costumes are top-notch!

Buzz Lightyear & Woody (Toon Studio): Meet Toy Story favorites near the RC Racer ride, perfect for younger fans.

Sully & Mike (Monsters, Inc. Scream Academy): A rare and fun photo op near the Pixar-themed attractions.

Seasonal Surprise Guests: During festivals or holidays, expect pop-ups like Miguel from Coco, Jack Skellington, or even special dance-along DJs.

All character encounters at Disneyland Paris

Avengers characters performing in Disneyland Paris parade show.

Unlike Disneyland Park, Walt Disney Studios Park focuses more on pop-up shows than traditional parades, but here’s what to look for:

Avengers Deployment Events (Avengers Campus): Surprise hero landings, battle drills, and vehicle entrances that bring the Marvel world to life.
Pixar Character Cavalcade: Catch Woody, Jessie, and Lightning McQueen driving through the park in mini pop-up processions.
Seasonal Mini-Parades: During Halloween and Christmas, special floats and characters parade briefly through the Production Courtyard.

All the parades at Disneyland Paris

Elsa and Anna performing on stage at Disneyland Paris during Frozen: A Musical Invitation.

Frozen: A Musical Invitation: Sing along with Anna and Elsa in this charming, interactive show with Olaf’s dream scene added in 2025.
Disney Junior Dream Factory: A bright and bouncy musical show featuring characters like Mickey, Minnie, and favorite Disney Junior characters, great for younger kids.
Marvel Super Hero Encounters: Live-action mini shows and dramatic character arrivals at Avengers Campus.
Character Pop-ups: Pixar and Marvel characters appear across the park for spontaneous photo ops and mini-performances.
Studio D Dance Shows: Join themed dance parties and character-led pop shows throughout the day in front of Studio D.
Stunt Shows (Event-Based): Occasionally, the park hosts car or character stunt exhibitions near Backlot Plaza—check the app for live updates.

Note: Show schedules vary by season; check the Disneyland Paris app on the day of your visit for performance times.

All the shows at Disneyland Paris

Disneyland Paris entrance decorated for Halloween with pumpkins and ghost figures.

The park transforms with each season, bringing new entertainment, decorations, and limited-time fun.

Marvel Season of Super Heroes: Action-packed live shows, special meet-and-greets, and themed merchandise
Halloween at Walt Disney Studios: Spooky vibes, villain appearances, and eerie décor throughout the park
Disney Enchanted Christmas: Festive music, shimmering lights, and holiday-themed shows and menus
Spring and Summer Celebrations: Extra pop-up shows, special food festivals, and extended park hours

Tip: These seasonal extras are included with standard park entry; no separate ticket needed.

La Cantina restaurant interior with colorful decor at Disneyland Paris.

Bistrot Chez Rémy: Step into Rémy’s world with charming Parisian décor and delicious French-inspired cuisine. Perfect for a Ratatouille-themed dining experience.
Must-try: Ratatouille (of course!)

PYM Kitchen: Explore inventive dishes with oversized and miniature portions inspired by Ant-Man’s shrinking and growing technology—a quirky experience for all ages.
Must-try: Giant Pretzel with Beer Cheese Dip

Stark Factory: Industrial-themed dining with Marvel details, offering hearty meals in a superhero-inspired atmosphere. It's a must-stop for Avengers fans.
Must-try: Pepperoni Pizza Slice

Super Diner: Step into a retro American diner serving classic comfort food with a Disney twist. Nostalgic and satisfying.
Must-try: Reuben Sandwich

Discover all your Disneylicious meal options

Disneyland Paris souvenir shop with colorful merchandise displays

Chez Marianne
Browse charming souvenirs and elegant gifts inspired by French culture, perfect for taking home a piece of Parisian Disney magic.

Mission Equipment
Gear up like a superhero with Marvel-themed apparel, accessories, and collectibles, perfect for fans of all ages.

Studio Photo
Capture magical memories with themed photo backdrops and professional services to bring your Disney adventures to life.

All the shops at Disneyland Paris

Rides you simply can’t miss at Walt Disney Studios Park

The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror

Drop into spine-tingling thrills as you plunge into darkness in this haunted Hollywood hotel.

Ratatouille ride entrance at Disneyland Paris with themed decor and signage.

Visitors enjoying a thrilling Crush’s Coaster ride at Walt Disney Studio, Paris.

Avengers Assemble Flight Force ride at Disneyland Paris with Iron Man and Captain Marvel.

Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure ride at Disneyland featuring interactive superhero experience.

Frequently asked questions about Walt Disney Studios Park

How different is Walt Disney Studios Park from Disneyland Park?

Studios Park focuses on Marvel, Pixar, and cinematic adventures, while Disneyland Park is built around classic fairy tales and Disney magic.

What’s the best time to visit Walt Disney Studios Park?

Weekdays outside school holidays see the fewest crowds. Early mornings are best for popular rides like Crush’s Coaster.

Do I need to book tickets in advance?

Yes, tickets are sold online only and often sell out on weekends and during peak holiday periods.

What types of tickets are available?

Choose between a single-day ticket (1-Park or 2-Park options) or a multi-day ticket (both parks included). Premier Access can be added to skip long queues.

Does my ticket include shows and parades?

Yes, stage shows and character encounters are included. Parades and fireworks happen at Disneyland Park, not here.

How long do I need to see Walt Disney Studios Park?

A half-day may cover highlights, but plan a full day to experience rides, shows, and character meet-and-greets at a relaxed pace.

Can I bring food and drinks into the park?

Light snacks are allowed, but full meals are restricted. Baby food and medical dietary items are exceptions.

Is Walt Disney Studios Park suitable for adults without kids?

Definitely, with Marvel rides, thrill attractions, and Pixar shows, it appeals strongly to adults and teens.

What are the must-visit attractions?

Don’t miss Ratatouille, Tower of Terror, Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure, and Crush’s Coaster.

What happens if it rains during my visit?

Many attractions are indoors, including Ratatouille and Cinemagique Theatre. Ponchos and umbrellas are available in shops.

Should I visit both parks in one day?

If time permits, a 2-Park ticket allows you to visit both parks, but allocating a full day to each provides a more immersive experience.

Between Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park, which is more crowded?

Disneyland Park is generally more crowded due to its iconic attractions and classic Disney charm. However, Walt Disney Studios Park gets busy during peak times, especially at popular rides like Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure.