Disneyland Paris Tickets

Disneyland Paris can transform your family vacation into a magical adventure filled with beloved characters, iconic stories, and all the wonder you expect from Disney.

This French theme park features two parks — Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park — brimming with rides, shows, fireworks, parades, and character meet and greets.

It has exciting attractions for all ages, from little ones to adults, and has a variety of restaurants with exciting cuisines.

This article will take you through all the options to find your perfect match to visit this enchanting land.

What to Expect?

Disneyland Paris is popular worldwide for the kinds of rides and attractions it offers.

There are approximately 54 rides at the attraction, 200+ restaurants, seasonal events, shows, character meet and greets, and sensational fireworks.

There are two main theme parks, both offering a different type of experience:

1. Disneyland Park: a classic Disney theme park with five themed lands within itself
2. Walt Disney Studios Park: provides a peek into the world of cinema and its excitement

The 5 lands at Disneyland Park are Main Street USA, Adventureland, Fantasyland, Frontierland and Discoveryland.

Whereas Walt Disney Studios Park has a Front Lot, Production Courtyard, Toon Studio, Toy Story Playland and Backlot.

This park promises an exciting escapade for guests of all ages!

“Visited Disneyland Paris with family and was blown away by the experience! Things are very organized, with a lot more line and crowd control, which is brilliant! Characters are everywhere, including lots of rare characters that you don’t see often, which was cool. The staff was amazing and very friendly, and many knew English as well.”

Conorm323232, Tripadvisor

Types of Tickets

While planning a visit to Disneyland Paris, you must first decide the number of days you want to spend.

Ticket variations exist for one, two, three, and four-day visits.

The 1-day ticket is available in various flavors.

You can choose from the regular 1-day ticket, a 1-day flexible ticket, and the 1-day ticket with transport from Paris.

All of these tickets allow one-day entry, with access to one or both theme parks.

The standard ticket is the cheapest and simplest kind of ticket to Disneyland in Paris, while the multi-day ticket allows you to visit for multiple days.

You can also book tickets that offer transportation to save on shuttle costs.

If you have already bought the theme park tickets but need transport, check out the shuttle service from the airport or the Private Transfer option.

These options, along with transport, help you save the extra effort of finding parking at or near the attraction.

If you plan to explore more attractions in Paris, opt for a combination ticket.

Disneyland Paris + Seine River Cruise combo and Paris Zoo + Disneyland Paris tickets offer great sightseeing at discounted prices.

Which Tour is Best for You?

Visitor Profile	Recommended Ticket	Price	Why?
Budget-Conscious	1-Day Ticket	From €64	If you want an affordable option for a one-day visit
Flexible Explorer	1-Day Flexible Ticket	€105	If you want the freedom to visit on any chosen date within a year
Multi-Day Adventurer	Multi-day entry ticket	From €160	If you want to explore both parks over several days
Leisurely Explorer	Seine River Cruise & Disneyland Paris	From €71	If you want to enhance the trip with a scenic Seine River Cruise
Family with Kids	Disneyland Paris & Paris Zoo	From €78	If you have kids, you can visit the zoo and Disneyland
Family	With Private Transfer	€48 (variable by group size)	If you want a convenient traveling option for large groups
Convenience Seeker	Tickets and Shuttle Transport	€139	If you want a hassle-free shuttle service with park entry
Explorer with Tight Schedule	1-Day Ticket with Transport from Paris	From €137	If your time is limited
Airport Arrival	With a Shuttle Service from the airport	€24	If you want budget-friendly transportation from the airport

Why Are Online Tickets Better?

Ditch the ticket queues and dive straight into the magic with online tickets for Disneyland Paris! 

Here’s why booking online is the smarter way to go:

• Skip the Lines:  Nobody wants to waste precious vacation time waiting in ticket queues. By purchasing online, you can feel like a VIP, walk right past those lines and get on with the fun!

• Save Some Euros: Online tickets also tend to be cheaper than those available at the venue.

• Beat the Crowds: Since the Parisian attraction is crowded, purchasing your skip-the-line tickets in advance helps you avoid last-minute disappointment.

• Shop Around & Find the Best Deal: When you book in advance, you can also compare ticket prices and seasonal variations to choose what fits you best.

How Online Tickets Work

When you book your tour online, you get them in your email immediately.

On the day of your visit, simply show the email you received on your phone at the park entrance and walk in – no need to take printouts.

Online booking gets you direct priority entry into the theme park without any hassle.

Things to Remember:

• Ticket prices vary based on the date of visit and the type of ticket chosen.
• Adult tickets are for visitors aged 12 and above, while children aged 3 to 11 enjoy discounted prices.
• Infants aged two and below enter for free.
• Choose between dated tours for specific dates or undated (flexible) tours valid for a whole year.

Explore various ticket options to find the perfect fit for your Disneyland adventure!

Ticket Discounts

Children between 3 and 11 years get a discount of $2 to $20 on the adult ticket price, depending on the day of your visit.

Infants two and below can enter the theme park for free.

The Express Entry and Shuttle Transport also provide a hidden discount on transport, and the cost ranges between $144 to $190 for adults and $133 to $180 for children. 

If you book a separate 1-day ticket for one theme park, it can cost up to $100 with an added transportation cost of at least $70 for one to three passengers.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit the park depends on what you want out of your visit.

It can be distinguished on the basis of season, days of the week and time of day.

Best time of day	Best day of the week	Best season
Early mornings, Late afternoons & Evenings	Weekdays	January to March, April to May & September to early December

Here’s a secret! If you want to save money, ditch the expensive Disney hotels and stay in a charming Parisian flat or hotel. Plus, book the entry tickets + transport from Paris combo for a great deal.

How Many Days Do You Need?

You can complete seeing Disneyland in one, two, three or more days. However, your visit will be much more wholesome if you give it three complete days.

This will give you ample time to see more attractions so you don’t miss out on anything.

The park itself recommends two days for the Disneyland park and another day for the smaller Walt Disney Studios park.

If you take three days, you can also watch the shows, live events and parade separately.

This doesn’t mean that one-day visits can’t be wholesome.

If you follow a planned itinerary, you can explore most of the theme parks in one day.

Depending on how many days you are visiting, we recommend the ideal itinerary.

Is One Day Enough for Disneyland Paris?

Definitely! While experiencing everything the park has to offer in a single day can be a bit of a feat, but it’s entirely achievable with proper planning.

You just have to plan your trip properly ahead of time and know what you want to see to make the most of your visit.

Plan an itinerary for both parks:

• Morning (9 am): Arrive at the park 30 minutes before opening. This gives you a head start to tackle popular rides in Fantasyland, Adventureland, or Frontierland with minimal queues.

• Afternoon (1 pm to 3 pm): Take a lunch break to recharge at one of Disneyland’s restaurants and then catch the train to Walt Disney Studios Park for an afternoon of action-packed thrills.

• Evening (5.30 pm to 7 pm): Head back to Disneyland Park in time for the magical Disney Stars on Parade, typically starting around 5.30 pm. 

• Night (8 pm to 10 pm): Secure a spot for the breathtaking Disney Illuminations fireworks display that lights up the night sky at around 10 PM.

Attractions Beyond Disneyland Paris

A world of exciting sights is waiting to be explored beyond Disneyland.

So, here are some famous places you can visit:

Nearby  Attraction	Description	Distance from Disneyland Paris
Palace of Versailles	A UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing French royalty’s opulent lifestyle, featuring stunning gardens and staterooms.	23 km (14.29 mi)
Château de Vincennes	A medieval fortress and royal castle offering historical tours, ramparts with scenic views, and a moat.	28 km (17.4 mi)
Giverny	The charming village and beautiful gardens of Claude Monet, the founder of Impressionism.	70 km (43.5 mi)
Louvre Museum	One of the world’s largest and most famous museums, housing iconic art like the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo.	31 km (19.26 mi)
Eiffel Tower	A wrought-iron lattice tower, an iconic landmark offering panoramic views of the city from its observation decks.	36 km (22.37 mi)
Arc de Triomphe	A triumphal arch on the Champs-Élysées avenue commemorates French victories and offers panoramic city views from its rooftop.	38 km (23.61 mi)

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