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How To Easily Get From Paris To Disneyland Paris

May 23, 2020 //  by  Jessie Wolf //   Leave a Comment

If your trip to Paris includes more than just Disneyland Paris then figuring out how to get from Paris to Disneyland Paris can be a bit of a worry. But that doesn’t need to be the case.

This handy guide will tell you everything you need to know about easily getting from Paris to Disneyland. It includes different routes, including the train, the bus and driving, as well as routes from the Paris airports.

How ever you intend to travel between Paris and Disneyland, it is important you feel comfortable doing so, so we have included helpful tips and tricks for navigating the different systems in Paris. For the more complicated systems (particularly the RER train) we have produced a step by step guide so you can move around almost as though you are a Parisian.

It is important to make the most out of your Disneyland Paris Itinerary and being stressed before you’ve even arrived at the parks is not ideal for anyone.

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Where Is Disneyland Paris

Despite the name, Disneyland Paris is actually around 20 miles outside of Paris city centre. Paris is a busy and crowded city so it makes sense that the sprawling Disneyland Paris parks would need a bit more space. But Disney, and Paris, are aware that you might want to spend some time in Paris whilst you are visiting, so they have made it super easy to travel from Paris to Disneyland Paris.

How Long Does It Take To Get From Paris To Disneyland Paris?

This depends on where you are staying in Paris, but from the city centre it takes roughly 45 minutes using the RER train, 1 hour and 30 minutes getting the Disney shuttle bus and 40 minutes to drive. Taking the bus or driving yourself to the parks is dependent on traffic conditions so bear that in mind when you’re planning your journey, especially if you are travelling during rush hour (Monday- Friday, between 7:30-9:00am and 5:00-6:00pm).

If you are going straight to the parks from the airport, it takes around 1 hour by shuttle bus from either Charles de Gaulle or Orly airports. Alternatively, you can take the express train from Charles de Gaulle and be at Disneyland Paris in around 15 minutes, although there are some issues with using this method as we’ll explain.

Transportation Options For Getting From Paris To Disneyland Paris

Paris has a pretty comprehensive train and metro system that allows locals and tourists to travel conveniently to various destinations by public transport. The RER is slightly different from the Paris Metro as it links Paris with other destinations rather than inside Paris city centre.

The RER has lettered lines, rather than the numbered lines of the Metro, and these have a corresponding colour on the train map, which can be found in stations, on the trains and on various apps and websites as well as paper copies being available. To get from Paris to Disneyland Paris you need to take the RER A line, the red line, east ( ost ) to Marne-la-Vallee–Chessy. In most stations, although not all of them, the sign for this route will feature a prominent Mickey head so you know it’s heading to Disneyland.

The RER A splits into two paths so make sure you board the train going to Marne-la-Vallee. The platforms at the station will tell you the destination the next train is going to, and the train itself will display its final destination. Again, most of these signs will feature a Mickey head, but not all so pay attention to the trains destination before you board.

Using the system is very similar to any metro/train system that uses automated turnstiles, which means you need to have your ticket available at the start, and the end, of your journey. You will need to scan your ticket to exit the station at Disneyland, so make sure you don’t lose it on your journey and keep it somewhere easy to access so you can move through the station with ease.

Parisians use the metro a lot and there are a number of unwritten rules that they tend to abide by. These will likely be lesser on the RER A line as it is often filled with tourists heading to Disneyland Paris but it is good to be aware of them nonetheless. For one, it is considered rude to eat on the train so try not to plan on eating your breakfast on the train on the way there. It is also considered rude to talk on the phone or have loud conversations whilst you’re on the train, as well as to sit on the foldable chairs whilst other people are standing.

You will need to get to a station that is serviced by the RER A line but once you’re on it, it’s a straight shot to Disneyland and the station is right at the gates to the park so this is one of the simplest ways to get to the parks from Paris city centre.

How To Buy Train Tickets From Paris To Disneyland Paris

There are a number of ways to purchase train tickets to travel from Paris to Disneyland Paris. The system works on a zone system so the ticket price depends on your starting destination and your final destination. However, you buy your tickets you will need to specify where you are travelling to so that you can buy the right type of ticket.

The easiest way is probably to buy a ticket from an attendant at the station. There are automated machines in the stations to purchase tickets but they can be a little funny about taking card payments, especially if you have a card without a chip and pin option, and some machines can only take cash payments.

The attendants are able to take different payments much easier but there can be longer queues to purchase tickets this way.

A lot of locals who use the trains use a Navigo Pass which they can add season tickets to or top up with money so they don’t have to worry about buying tickets every day or for specific destinations. For tourists, or for people who use the metro infrequently, there is the Navigo Easy Pass which can be purchased for an additional 2€ and topped up whenever you need to.

This can be a more convenient way of having tickets if you’re making a number of trips as you don’t need to keep track of a bunch of paper tickets.

The Paris metro is attempting to become paperless so in 2019 they rolled out the ViaNavigo app which allows users to purchase tickets through the app and use their phones as their tickets.

This is a super convenient way to travel as the app can be used in a number of different languages however currently it is only available to Samsung users. The app is available on Apple devices but does not allow for ticket purchase within the app.

Paris does run public buses but if you are looking for a public transport option to get from Paris to Disneyland Paris then the RER is a lot cheaper and much simpler. Disneyland Paris do offer a shuttle bus service, however, that services the city centre.

It is called the Disneyland Paris Express and can be added on when you are purchasing park tickets. You cannot buy this service on its own, it can only be purchased with park tickets, so if you already have tickets then this is not the best option for you.

Disneyland Paris Express offers 2 shuttle services. One has pickups/drop-offs at Gare du Nord , Opéra and Châtelet and the other is from the Eiffel Tower area. Shuttle 1 has pickups at Gard du Nord at 8:20am, Opéra at 8:30am and Châtelet at 8:45am. Shuttle 2 picks up at the Eiffel Tower at 8:10am.

Both shuttles arrive at the parks by 10am but this is dependent on traffic so could be earlier. The shuttle then departs the park at either 8 or 9pm depending on the seasonal opening hours. It is advised that you arrive at the pickup points at least 15 minutes before the departure time to make sure everyone has enough time to get on board.

It is possible to drive from Paris to Disneyland Paris and Disneyland has a large area devoted to carparks but driving in Paris can be a bit of a pain. If your trip to France includes more than Paris then hiring a car can be a good way to save money. Some areas of France are quite remote and offer beautiful driving routes so having a car can be an advantage.

However Paris itself is not particularly car-friendly due to narrow streets, lots of roundabouts and angry Parisian drivers. If your only excursion outside of Paris is Disneyland then hiring a car may not be the best idea.

It’s a 40 minute drive from Paris to Disneyland Paris and involves driving for roughly 34 miles on the A4 motorway. The route features signs to Disneyland and once you exit the motorway it is a 2-minute drive to the parks.

If you do hire a car in Paris there are a number of things you need to know. It is a legal requirement in France that your car has an emergency stop sign, a reflecting jacket for every passenger, and a single-use breathalyzer.

Your hire company should provide all of these items but make sure you check and know where they are in case you are asked. If you are driving your own car in Paris then you will need to pack these items for yourself.

All cars driving in Paris are also required to display a clean air sticker which shows how much pollution the car produces. These will already be on a rental car if you hire it in France but you would need to have one produced for your own car if you choose to drive that to Paris.

Children under the age of 10 are not allowed by law to ride in the front seat and no hands-free or Bluetooth devices can be used in the car at all. Cars are also not permitted to carry speed camera detectors or use Satnavs with a speed camera function.

It is also worth noting that gazole in French is diesel, whilst petrol is essence . So make sure you’re filling up your car with the correct fuel type to avoid any breakdowns.

Getting to Disneyland Paris from Paris Airports

If you are travelling to Paris exclusively to visit Disneyland Paris then there are transport options that will take you straight from the airports to the parks. Disney run a Magical Shuttle airport bus which picks you up from either Charles de Gaulle or Orly Airport and takes you straight to the various Disneyland Paris hotels. This takes roughly an hour and can be added when you are buying your holiday package or added separately later.

There are also commercial shuttle bus options which follow a similar route and may be cheaper than the official Disney option. Some airlines offer this service as an additional extra when booking your flights.

Charles de Gaulle also has an express train service which connects the airport with Marne-la-Vallee. The TGV train is a highspeed train that travels between the different cities of France. Due to its speed, it only takes 9 minutes from Charles de Gaulle airport to the Marne-la-Vallee station at the entrance to Disneyland Paris.

If you are flying into CDG airport, make sure to check out our post about how to get from Charles De Gaulle to Disneyland Paris!

However, the trains run at odd times throughout the day and there can sometimes be up to a 2 hour gap between trains, so if you miss your train you could be in for a long wait at the station. It therefore depends when your flight arrives if this is a feasible option for you, but if you can get one of these then it is by far the quickest option.

Disneyland Paris is such a magical place and it’s important that you are able to make the most of your time there, so having a worry-free journey is the best way to start. This guide should provide you with everything you need to know to travel smoothly between Paris and Disneyland Paris so your entire trip is as wonderful as possible.

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Disneyland Paris Day Trip: The Complete Guide

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How to Plan a Disneyland Paris Day Tip

Are you thinking of planning a Disneyland Paris day trip? Here is everything you need to know to make sure you have the perfect day!

How Do You Get to Disneyland Paris?

Disneyland Paris is just an hour away from central Paris by train. You just hop on the RER A train (tickets are €7.60 each way) and get off at the last stop,  Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy. From the train station it’s just a two minute walk to the entrance of Disneyland!

You can buy tickets for the RER at most Metro stations throughout Paris. If you are coming directly from CDG airport, you can take a TGV train to the park and get there in just twelve minutes. There is also a direct Eurostar train to Disneyland Paris from London !

How Long Do You Need at Disneyland Paris?

The nice thing about Disneyland Paris is that it’s a lot smaller than Disney World in Florida. Instead of five parks, there are only two: Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park. Both of the parks are pretty small, and they are located just a five minute walk away from each other.

So while you need at least a few days to a week for Disney World in Florida, you can easily do all of Disneyland Paris in just one day! Of course, if you really want to spend more time at the parks, you could do an overnight trip and spend two full days at the parks.

Every time I have been to Disneyland Paris, I’ve just gone as a day trip from Paris and I’ve had plenty of time to do everything I wanted to do.

However, I do recommend getting to the parks right when they open and taking the last train out after the parks close for maximizing your time!

How Much Are Tickets and Where Can You Buy Them?

A one day ticket that will get you into BOTH parks will cost you somewhere between $78 and $114 depending on the date of your visit. (Prices in USD.)

There are three different price classes: Mini, Magic, and Super Magic. Basically the prices change based on dates. On most weekdays, you can get a Mini ticket (the cheapest.) But on weekends and around holidays, you will probably have to pay more for a Magic or Super Magic ticket.

• Buy 1-day Disneyland Paris ticket for a specific date.
• Buy flexible date 1-day ticket to Disneyland Paris

Make sure to select the one day, two park option for your ticket so you can get into both parks.

I recommend buying your tickets online beforehand, because they are sometimes cheaper on the website and you won’t have to wait in line to buy tickets once you get to the park!

Tip:  Change the language on the Disneyland Paris website to see if you can get a better price! Sometimes there are different prices and promotions based on which language you select (Try US English, UK English, French, Italian, and German.)

When Is the Best Time for a Disneyland Paris Day Trip?

If you can, going on a weekday is your best bet for a Disneyland Paris day trip. The tickets are usually cheaper and the parks are much less crowded!

The exception to this is if you go during August (French holiday month) or around a big holiday like Christmas or Easter.

The least crowded times of year to visit Disneyland Paris is fall (September through November) according to this Disneyland Paris crowd calendar.

It’s important to keep in mind that at some times of the year, a lot of the restaurants and attractions at the parks might be closed for the season or for refurbishment. Make sure to check the Disneyland Paris website before planning your trip to see what will be closed while you’re there.

When I visited in March and April, a LOT of things were closed. This can be a bit of a shock compared to the American parks, where very few restaurants and attractions close, even during the off season.

What to Do at Disneyland Paris

There are two parks at Disneyland Paris: Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park. Disneyland Park is the larger and more popular of the two, and has Sleeping Beauty’s castle.

I recommend that you start your day at Walt Disney Studios Park because it’s really small and you can hit most of the rides in just a few hours. Around lunchtime, leave and go over to Disneyland Park, which is literally just a five-minute walk away.

I’m going to list the best rides/attractions at each park in a minute, but first I want to talk about the FastPass system at Disneyland Paris.

FastPasses at Disneyland Paris

If you’ve been to other Disney parks, you are probably familiar with FastPasses. They are free tickets that let you skip the line for a ride at a scheduled time. You don’t have to pay extra for FastPasses – they are included with your park admission.

Disneyland Paris still uses the “old system” of FastPasses where you get a paper ticket from a kiosk.

To get a FastPass for a ride, simply go up to the FastPass kiosk at the entrance for that ride. Then insert your park ticket and select which time you would like to come back and ride the ride. You can only have one FastPass at a time, so you should pick the earliest time available for the ride.

The machine will print out a FastPass ticket for you with the one-hour time slot for you to return to that ride and enter through the FastPass line (which usually only takes a few minutes.)

• Click here for a list of rides that offer FastPasses.

FastPasses are a great way to go on rides that normally have long lines without having to wait nearly as long. While you’re waiting for your FastPass time slot to come around, you can take a break to eat or go on other rides that don’t have as long lines.

You can get unlimited FastPasses throughout the day, but you can only have one at a time. This is why I recommend getting the earliest time slot available and then immediately getting another FastPass after you use the previous one, and so on throughout the day.

Walt Disney Studios Park

Walt Disney Studios Park is where you should start your day and spend the morning before heading over to Disneyland Park around lunchtime.

Here are my favorite rides at Walt Disney Studios Park that you cannot miss!

• Ratatouille (FastPass)
• Tower of Terror (FastPass)
• Crush’s Coaster
• Rock ‘n’ Rollercoaster (FastPass)

Walt Disney Studios Park is small and gets a bad reputation, because it’s not as good as Disneyland Park, but you definitely should not miss it because it does have some really fun and unique rides.

Disneyland Park

There are so many more rides at Disneyland Park than Walt Disney Studios, so that’s why I recommend spending the majority of your day there!

These are my favorite rides and attractions that I think everyone should do at Disneyland Park:

Rides: 

• Hyperspace Mountain (FastPass)
• Indiana Jones (FastPass)
• Star Tours (FastPass)
• Pirates of the Caribbean
• Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
• It’s a Small World
• Peter Pan’s Flight (FastPass)
• Mad Hatter’s Teacups
• Phantom Manor
• The Carousel

Attractions:

• Sleeping Beauty’s Castle (the prettiest Disney castle – and you can walk through it!)
• Alice in Wonderland Labyrinth
• Nightly fireworks show

You can easily get most of these rides and attractions done in a single day if the park is not too crowded and you maximize your usage of the FastPasses.

However, if the parks are crowded, you may need to choose your top rides to focus on.

Language Barriers at Disneyland Paris

About half the attractions at Disneyland Paris are in French and half in English. This is a lot of fun, even if you don’t speak French. You will still recognize the songs and be able to follow along with the storylines if you’re a Disney fan, and the “plots” of attractions are all easy to understand.

All of the employees at Disneyland Paris speak at least a little English, so you shouldn’t encounter much of a language barrier if you don’t speak French. However, it’s still good to come prepared with some basic French phrases like hello ( bonjour ), please ( s’il vous plaît ), and thank you ( merci ) to be polite.

Cultural Differences at Disneyland Paris

Many Americans who have been to the Florida or California theme parks are surprised by the “rudeness” of employees at Disneyland Paris (ex. waiters who aren’t overly attentive, or customer service employees who aren’t extra-cheerful.)

However, most of these these are just cultural differences between the U.S. and France and shouldn’t be perceived as a personal slight.

In France, waiters don’t hover and constantly check in with you throughout your meal because that’s actually considered rude of  them . (French people would prefer to be uninterrupted during their meal.)

Waiters also don’t work for tips in France and are paid a living wage, so there’s also no extra incentive to be overly attentive to customers.

Additionally, many employees at Disneyland Paris see it as just another job (as opposed to the fanatical Disney obsession a lot of the U.S. employees have.) It’s not to say that Disneyland Paris employees are bad at their jobs or don’t care, but just keep in mind that the expectations for customer service are different in France.

Other Tips for Your Disneyland Paris Day Trip

So now that I’ve covered just about everything, I wanted to give you a few more tips for making your day trip to Disneyland Paris absolutely magical:

Download the Disneyland Paris app.  It will let you check ride wait times throughout the day.

Bring a jacket.  Even if you go during summer, it can still be really chilly in the morning and evening in Paris. This is definitely one of the coldest Disney parks— nothing like Florida or California!

Eat breakfast before and bring a lunch. The food at Disneyland Paris is expensive, and in my opinion, not as good as the food at other Disney parks. You may only want to do one meal at an in-park restaurant. Here’s a list of the best and worst Disneyland Paris restaurants.

Use the single rider line.  Some of the more popular rollercoasters have a single rider line, so if you don’t mind not sitting with your friends/family on the ride, this is a good way to skip the lines.

Bring a portable charger .  I use this portable charger to keep my phone charged all day at the parks.

Get the earliest FastPasses slots.  When visiting Disneyland Paris, you will get unlimited FastPasses but you can only get a second one after you use the first one, and so on. For this reason you should schedule your first FastPass of the day at the earliest available time slot so you can continue to maximize the amount that you get throughout the day.

Enjoy your Disneyland Paris day trip! 🙂

🏰 For more tips about visiting Disneyland Paris, make sure to read my post about 15 Essential Disneyland Paris Tips.

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Denise is a marketing executive who escaped corporate to travel the world… twice. A Brazilian native living in the U.S., she’s lived in 4 countries and visited 35+ others. After side-hustling her way to financial independence, she curates solo destination guides, slow travel tips, and travel blogging advice on Wander Her Way. When she’s not on the road, you can find her in Miami with her dog Finnegan.

From Metropolis to Magic-Land, the perfect day trip to Disneyland Paris

Things to do in Paris Day Trips from Paris Paris To Disneyland Paris

A day trip from Paris to Disneyland® Paris is the perfect way to experience the best of both worlds. Paris is home to some of the most iconic attractions in the world, while Disneyland Paris provides an escape into a world of magic and enchantment. Although it may seem daunting at first, planning a day trip from Paris to Disneyland Paris is actually quite easy. Here are a few tips to help you make the most of your trip.

Paris to Disneyland Paris- In a Nutshell

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Disneyland Paris is everything you've ever wanted in a park and more. With the beauty of France combined with the best of Disney, this 40-minute ride from Châtelet les Halles station is an experience like no other that you cannot miss if you're visiting Paris! With its two theme parks, Disneyland® Park and Walt Disney Studios® Park , as well as many hotels and restaurants, there's no shortage of things to do at this destination. The Sleeping Beauty Castle is one of the most impressive features of the park--it's breathtaking. And don't miss out on the other attractions like rollercoasters, haunted mansions, and more that will make you feel like you're in another world.

Why take a day trip from Paris to Disneyland Paris?

There's simply nothing like the enchanting lights of Paris. But just a stone's throw away, lies Disneyland® Paris - and it is just as magical. Here, your imagination will come to life with excitement and adventure waiting around every corner. You'll make memories here that will last you and your loved ones a lifetime. So why not take a day trip from Paris to see this enchanting place for yourself?

Disneyland Paris vs US parks

There are several attractions and shows at Disneyland Paris that cannot be found at any of the other parks, making it a truly unique and special experience. Some of these exclusive attractions include Alice’s Curious Labyrinth , Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril , and Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain . In the continuing celebration of their 30th Anniversary, Mickey and the Magician will make a triumphant return! Anyone with access to Walt Disney Studios Park may attend this show, however, spots are limited. Another special feature about Disneyland Paris is its Sleeping Beauty Castle . The pink, beautiful castle serves as a gateway to Fantasyland and pssst... it also contains a dark and dingy secret room in the basement, known as La Tanière du Dragon (The Dragon's Lair)

There's something for everyone

Whether you're a die-hard Disney fan or just looking for a fun-filled family vacation, Disneyland Paris is the perfect destination. With two theme parks, many hotels, lip-smacking food, and a host of other attractions, there's something to suit every taste.

It's the happiest place on earth

Disneyland Paris is known for its magical atmosphere and happy vibes. From the moment you step into the parks, you'll be surrounded by sights and sounds that will put a smile on your face.

The Avengers Campus is now open

A dream come true for Disney and Marvel Fans! The Avengers Campus at Disneyland Paris was built as an immersive experience to commemorate the park's 30th anniversary. You'll learn brand-new juicy facts about the Avengers fandom, allies, and foes, as well as be able to team up with the Avengers on their turf!

The rides are unbeatable

If you're a fan of roller coasters, you'll be in for a treat at Disneyland Paris. With some of the best rides in Europe, including the newly-opened Avengers Assemble: Flight Force at the Avengers Campus!

You'll make magical memories

A trip to Disneyland Paris is an experience you'll never forget. From watching the fireworks over Sleeping Beauty Castle to meeting your favorite characters, you'll create memories that will last a lifetime.

It's more affordable than you think

With a variety of ticket options and discounts available, it's easier than ever to visit Disneyland Paris on a budget. There are also plenty of free activities and attractions, such as shows and parades, that you can enjoy.

The Best Disneyland Paris Tickets Availabe

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Here are some of the top attractions you cannot miss at Disneyland Paris

1 Avengers Assemble: Flight Force

Disneyland Paris boasts a new, exciting ride for visitors- "AVENGERS ASSEMBLE: FLIGHT FORCE". Inspired by Iron Man and Captain Marvel, this high-speed roller coaster sends riders hurtling into space to help defend Earth against alien attacks.

2 Pirates of the Caribbean

The Pirates of the Caribbean Explorer Rollercoaster boasts an interactive queue, amazing special effects, and a thrilling ride that takes you on a tour of some of the most memorable moments from the Pirates of the Caribbean films, including a clash between Captain Jack Sparrow and Davy Jones. The experience is even more enjoyable when you dress up as a pirate! So make sure to don your best pirate gear before boarding the ride.

3 Indiana Jones™ and the Temple of Peril

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril is full of all the excitement and thrill that you would expect from an Indiana Jones adventure. As you enter the temple, you'll be met by Indy's arch-enemy, Mola Ram. He's holding a flaming torch, and he looks dangerous! Indy is right behind him though, and it's up to you to help him catch up.

4 Spider-Man W.E.B Adventure

5 Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain

Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain at Disneyland Paris is the place to go if you're searching for an out-of-this-world adventure. This high-speed roller coaster will take you on a journey through hyperspace with twists, turns, and surprises along the way. Whether you're a Star Wars fanatic or not, this is one ride that will leave you feeling thrilled.

6 Big Thunder Mountain

Big Thunder Mountain is an exhilarating, wild ride through America's untamed West. Be prepared to hold on tight to your hats, because this roller coaster will have you feeling every bump! You'll race through canyons, mines, and even an abandoned town that once was thriving with civilization. Keep your eyes peeled for snakes, bats, and other critters that might crossed your path.

7 Hero Training Center

Train with Iron Man, Captain America or Spider-Man and show off some of your coolest moves! After that, head to the Disney PhotoPass™ self-service terminal to pick up your 180° multi-frame photo from Disney PhotoPass+ with the character you trained with.

Disney D-Light

When the night draws to a close, the Sleeping Beauty Castle comes alive as the parapets and towers of the castle burst with special effects and spectacular fireworks illuminate the dark sky. There is a magnificent spectacle of colorful fireworks showering over the castle and laser lights cutting through the mystical fog.

Best time to visit Disneyland Paris

The best time to visit Disneyland Paris is during the summer months, from June to August. This is when the weather is at its warmest, and the park is open late into the night. However, this is also the busiest time of year, so be sure to book your tickets and accommodation in advance. If you're looking to avoid the crowds, September and October are also good times to visit. The weather is still pleasant at this time of year, but the park is not as busy.

Paris to Disneyland Paris: step-by-step guide on travel options

Disneyland Paris is easily accessible from Paris. Trains run regularly from the city centre to Disneyland Paris, and there are also plenty of bus and coach services available. If you're driving, the journey will take around 40-50 minutes depending on where your starting point is. Parking is available at the resort, and there are also plenty of car rental companies in Paris if you want to explore the city and then drive out to Disneyland Paris. That being said, you can also purchase special tickets that include a train or bus transfer from Paris to Disneyland Paris.

Paris to Disneyland Paris by Train

To get to Disneyland Paris by Train , you can catch the RER A Line from Chatelet Les Halles station to Marne-la-Vallée Chessy Station, which is located about 2 minutes from Disneyland Paris. These trains are available every 7 to 12 minutes, so you have plenty of them to choose from!

The train journey takes about 40 minutes in total, and the first train leaves the station from Chatelet Les Halles at 5:18 am.

Paris to Disneyland Paris by Bus

Since there are no quick direct buses available to Disneyland Paris, your best bet is to opt of a Disneyland Paris Express bus. Shuttle 1

• Gare Du Nord- 8:20 am
• Opera- 8:30 am
• Chatlet- 8:55 am
• Eiffel Tower- 8:30 am

Paris to Disneyland Paris by Car

The drive from Paris to Disneyland Paris is a relatively easy one, and should take around 45 minutes in good traffic conditions. If you're driving from the city centre, simply head onto the A4 motorway in the direction of "Metz/Nancy" and follow the signs for Disneyland Paris. Exit 14 will take you right to the resort, and there is plenty of parking available.

If you're renting a car, be sure to familiarise yourself with the local traffic laws before setting off. Remember that in France, you must drive on the right-hand side of the road, and overtake on the left. There are also a few toll roads in and around Paris, so be sure to have some cash on hand.

Where can I eat in Disneyland Paris?

Here is a list of must-visit eateries in Disneyland Paris with our recommended must-try dishes:

Stark Factory is a counter-service restaurant where the pizzaiolo may perform a culinary show. Vegetarian meals, salads, and fresh pasta are also offered on the menu. As part of the dessert, a tribute to Thor's favorite foods from Marvel Studios' "Thor" will be served, paying homage to his love for all things Norse. Try the Italian Dry-Cured Ham Pizza and The thunder cake here.

Pym Kitchen is a unique science-themed restaurant where all the dishes are made with special Pym Particles. These particles, inspired by those used by Ant-Man and The Wasp, allow us to create everything from scratch, including miniature versions of popular foods like pretzel sandwiches, hot dogs, burgers, and cakes! So come on down and enjoy some superpowered eats! Try the Giant Burger and Subatomic Burger here.

In this larger-than-life eatery, pull out a huge champagne cork and take your seat at the top of your jam jar lid. Here, enormous cocktail umbrellas, cookbooks, and cutlery provide a rat's eye view while you and your little colony enjoy Rémy's distinctive cuisine. Try the Ratatouille and Brie de Meaux here.

This restaurant, based on a pirate theme, is famous for its exotic seafood and Creole cooking. Try the Grilled Beef Tenderloin and King Prawns and Banana Baked in Rum here.

Pizzeria Bella Note in Disneyland Paris is a must for any pizza lover. The menu offers numerous traditional and gourmet pizzas, as well as pasta dishes and salads. Try the Three Cheese Pizza and Tiramisu here.

This restaurant is ideal for anybody who loves a good old-fashioned cowboy BBQ. The menu features all of your favorite Western dishes, such as barbecued ribs and chicken, as well as some unusual choices such as buffalo stew. Try the Barbeque Ribs here.

Where can I stay in Disneyland Paris?

Exhausted after a super fun day of adventures and rides? Stay back at one of Disneyland Paris' beautiful hotels! Here are some of our recommendations:

You'll get the greatest Marvel experience imaginable at the Disney Hotel New York® – The Art Of Marvel. One of the world's largest publicly viewed collections of work from more than 110 artists from across Europe and abroad, including 50 pieces that are only available at Disneyland Paris, is housed in the hotel's Marvel gallery, located in the Art of the Journey Exhibition.

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Davy Crockett Ranch is a 19th-century American frontier-themed campground at Disneyland Paris named after the well-known folk hero. It provides the perfect rustic and rural atmosphere to wind down in style with your family after an exciting day exploring Disney World, is only a 15-minute drive away from all the action. The bungalows are cozy spaces that will have you refreshed and ready to take on tomorrow's adventure.

For anybody looking to be close to the action, the Hotel Santa Fe in Disneyland Paris is a fantastic location to stay. This hotel is located in the center of the park, and it provides guests with a variety of wonderful facilities. The rooms at the Hotel Santa Fe are large and comfortable, and they include a number of special features.

Insider Tips for your Disneyland Paris day trip

• For easy access to Disneyland Paris, buy Shuttle Tickets or take the Express Train.
• Keep in mind that you'll be doing a lot of walking, so choose comfortable clothes and shoes over style. And if you want to really stand out, consider dressing up like one of the characters for the parade--you're sure to get noticed by all the other characters!
• Get a complete schedule and programme for the day. It's critical to have precise timing since they do change frequently, so knowing when shows will start will assist you in scheduling your day.
• It is always a good idea to carry some packed food with you as an easy and affordable option.
• To get the whole experience, stay for at least one night at Disneyland Paris, and leave the next morning. This way you'll avoid all the evening rush while going back home.
• Any suitcases or bags larger than 55cm x 40cm x 25cm are not allowed inside the Parks. You can store your luggage in the facilities located outside of the Parks.
• Always pre-book your tickets to avoid the long lines at the entrance.

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Day Trip to Disneyland Paris – Tips for Adults

Disneyland Paris is one of the best day trips from Paris. Leave the French capital’s hustle and bustle for a day and enjoy Disney’s fairytale world on a day trip to Disneyland Paris.

Disneyland Paris is one of the most popular day trips from Paris. Click here for the list of best Paris day trips

A Disneyland Paris day trip is great for families with kids but also for adults alone. Most of the rides are for all ages, and it is fun.

There are two parks at Disneyland Paris: Disneyland Park & Walt Disney Studios Park . Disneyland Park is the classic park with the Disney characters like Mickey Mouse, Cinderella, or Frozen whilst Walt Disney Studios Park  has a more general moviemaking theme – but it’s still very Disney.

Although Disneyland Paris recommends 2 days for Disneyland Park and 1 day for Walt Disney Studios Park, both parks can be done in one day each.

This piece is focused on Disneyland Park but most of the Disneyland Paris tips here below are also good for Walt Disney Studios Park.

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When to Visit Disneyland Paris

If you want to take a day trip to Disneyland Paris during your Paris holidays, we assume that you have already booked your Paris trip . If you haven’t decided when to travel to Paris yet, check out the best time to go to Paris .

Once your Paris dates are fixed, we recommend avoiding the weekend for your day trip to Disneyland Paris. Other things to consider are the French holidays, school holidays, and Disney’s seasonal events.

Finally, some weekdays see lesser crowds than others, so we recommend checking our Disneyland Paris Crowd Calendar for the full picture.

How to Travel to Disneyland Paris from Paris

There are many ways, public and private, to travel to Disneyland Paris on a day trip from Paris. Check out our quick guide on How to Get to Disneyland Paris from Paris with all the transportation options and choose the best option for you.

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• Disneyland Paris: 1-Day Ticket + Transport from Paris (return transport included

Top Rides in Disneyland Paris

Here’s the list of top rides for kids and adults in Disneyland Park. Check out our quick guide to the Best Disneyland Paris Rides for more information and details.

• Big Thunder Mountain – Big Thrills
• Peter Pan’s Flight – for kids and adults
• Star Tours: The Adventure Continues – Big Thrills
• Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain – Big Thrills
• It’s a Small World – fun for the little ones
• Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril – Big Thrills
• Phantom Manor – for kids and adults, scary
• Thunder Mesa Riverboat Landing – for kids and adults
• Adventure Isle – for kids and adults
• Alice’s Curious Labyrinth – for kids and adults
• Autopia – for kids
• Dumbo the Flying Elephant – for kids
• Les Voyages de Pinocchio – for kids and adults
• Disneyland Railroad – for kids
• Pirates of the Caribbean – for kids and adults

How to Avoid the Longest Lines in Disneyland Paris

1.BUY A FAST PASS

The FASTPASS ticket is a special ticket that helps to skip the lines of the most popular attractions. You need a FASTPASS ticket for each person.

Simply enter your park admission tickets into the FASTPASS machines and receive a return time. Then go have fun until your return time and enter the specially marked Fastpass line.

The FASTPASS ticket is available for the following attractions. As you can see, it is a great option for adults, but less interesting for the little ones.

• Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril , Adventureland 
• Star Wars: Hyperspace Mountain , Discoveryland
• Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast , Discoveryland
• Big Thunder Mountain , Frontierland 
• Peter Pan’s Flight , Fantasyland 
• Star Tours , Discoveryland

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2.PLAN YOUR FIRST RIDES IN ADVANCE

Have a look at our Disneyland Paris Wait Times quick guide and plan your first rides in advance. Decide which rides you want to try first according to these Disneyland Paris wait times.

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3.DOWNLOAD THE DISNEYLAND PARIS APP AND CHECK THE WAITING TIMES LIVE AT ANY TIME

This free application by Disneyland Paris is great. Amongst its many functions, you can see the waiting times for each attraction live so you can decide where to go next according to the information displayed.

You can see the full list of rides or create a custom-made list with your favorite rides.

This app also shows the rides temporarily closed for maintenance, so you avoid walking to this ride for nothing.

Where to Eat at Disneyland Paris

In Disneyland Park , there are 31 restaurants with different kinds of foods and price ranges.

On the Disneyland Paris app, you can see the full list of restaurants with their location on the map and their menu. Decide where to eat beforehand and avoid wasting your time on-site.

Make your restaurant reservations well in advance and avoid over an hour for a table to become available. There are many ways to do this:

• Up to 6 months prior to your arrival date, by calling the Dining Reservation Service on +33 1 60 30 40 50 (international call rates apply)
• Upon your arrival, through the reception desk at your Disney Hotel
• Or at the restaurant directly

GOOD TO KNOW: Since the beginning of the pandemic, Disneyland Paris has reduced the number of daily visitors in the parks, and some restaurants may be closed. Double-check in the app that your favorite restaurant is working normally.

In Disneyland Park , there are also some food stands and they have interesting bundles food + drink for a quick eat on the go. To use without moderation.

Finally, Disneyland Paris allows you to bring your own food, and this is a great (and cheaper) option for a day trip to Disneyland Paris when your time is more limited. Adventureland and Frontierland have some pleasant areas for a picnic.

Other Tips for your Disneyland Paris Day Trip from Paris

TAP WATER IN DISNEYLAND PARIS

Just like tap water in Paris , you can drink tap water also in Disneyland. Bring your refillable water and save money and plastic during your day trip to Disneyland Paris.

SINGLE RIDER SERVICE

There’s a Single Rider Service available for some rides including Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain at Disneyland Park. This is a great option if you don’t mind riding separately and want to skip past the line.

CLIMP UP TO THE CASTLES FOR THE BEST VIEWS

Climb up to the Sleeping Beauty Castle or Alice In Wonderland’s Castle for some great views of Disneyland Park.

BEST HOT CHOCOLATE

Disneyland Hotel does the best hot chocolate on property. During the colder months, be sure to stop by Cafe Fantasia in the Disneyland Hotel for the best hot chocolate in Disneyland Paris. It is served as a warm cup of milk with a big chunk of hot chocolate to dip into the milk and meltdown.

RUNNING OUT OF CASH?

Automatic cash dispensers (ATMs) can be found in several locations:

• Disneyland Park – Discoveryland and Adventureland
• Walt Disney Studios Park – next to the Restaurant des Stars

You can find these locations on the interactive map on Disneyland Paris app.

Enjoy free WiFi in during your Disneyland Paris day trip. Here’s how to connect:

• Select ‘Disneyland Paris’ WiFi, ‘Disney-Village’ WiFi, or the name of your Disney Hotel
• If you’re an Apple user, you’ll be automatically redirected to a sign-in page on your internet browser
• If you’re an Android or Windows user, you’ll have to manually open your internet browser, where a sign-in page will appear

TAKE LESS PICTURES, EXPERIENCE MORE

One of my main regrets during my day trip to Disneyland Paris was spending most of the time taking pictures inside the ride, forgetting to actually enjoy the ride.

Unfortunately, I have lots of pictures and short videos of It’s a Small World (most of them bad quality pictures due to the lack of light) but I cannot say that I enjoyed the ride!

EXTEND YOUR STAY AT DISNEYLAND PARIS (IF YOU CAN)

Book a night in one of the Disneyland Paris hotels and do both parks without rush.

Also, the Disney Hotels come with great on-site facilities, and you can enjoy extra magic time in the Disney Parks before the day-trippers arrive.

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And there you have it, the list of best tips for planning a memorable day trip to Disneyland Paris from Paris. Enjoy!

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How to plan a memorable day trip to Paris from Disneyland

Holly Walsh • Last Updated: 27 Mar 2024 • mins

Are you ready to add a touch of magic to your Disneyland Paris vacation ? Exploring the enchanting city of Paris is easier than you think! Disneyland Paris, nestled just thirty kilometres east of the heart of Paris, offers a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich history and iconic landmarks of the French capital. In this guide, we’ll show you how to plan an unforgettable day trip to Paris from Disneyland.

Getting to Paris from Disneyland Paris

When it comes to travelling between Disneyland Paris and the city centre, the RER commuter train is your best friend. Marne-la-Vallée station, situated right next to the theme parks and Disney Village, serves as the gateway to your Parisian adventure. It’s the last stop on the RER Line A, ensuring a hassle-free journey from Disney’s doorstep to Paris’s heart.

Must-visit places near Disneyland Paris

Here, we’ve curated a list of Parisian gems that are not to be missed during your day trip. Whether you’re starting from the Disneyland theme parks or your Disney hotel, we’ve got you covered with easy-to-follow directions.

1. Eiffel Tower adventure

The iconic Eiffel Tower is the quintessential symbol of Paris and a must-visit attraction. Travelling from Disneyland Paris to the Eiffel Tower can be done by various modes of transportation, and the choice depends on your preferences and schedule. Here are a few options:

• Take the RER A directly from Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy train station (this is the only option at this station).
• Disembark at Nation and transfer to Metro Line 6 towards Bir Hakeim.
• Your journey will take approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes.
• Some shuttle services and tour companies offer direct transportation from Disneyland Paris to the Eiffel Tower. These services can provide a more comfortable and direct journey, but they may come at a higher cost.
• Taxis and ride-sharing services are available in the area. You can use apps like Uber or local taxi services to get a ride directly to the Eiffel Tower.
• There are also bus services that operate between Disneyland Paris and central Paris. You can check the schedules and routes to find a bus that suits your needs.

2. Stroll along the Champs Élysées

The Champs Élysées, celebrated as one of the world’s most beautiful avenues, stretches majestically from the iconic Arc de Triomphe to the elegant Place de la Concorde. This tree-lined boulevard is home to luxury boutiques like Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Gucci.

To reach the Champs Élysées from Disneyland:

• Take the RER A towards Paris and head to Charles de Gaulle – Étoile Station. This is a direct service, and trains run every 12 minutes.
• The journey takes just 50 minutes.

3. Explore Montmartre’s charm

Montmartre, nestled in Paris’s 18th arrondissement, offers a picturesque escape with its cobblestone streets, the stunning Basilica of the Sacré-Coeur, cosy bistros, and a vibrant art scene.

To venture from Disneyland Paris to Montmartre:

• Hop on the RER A at Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy train station.
• Disembark at Nation and proceed to the Metro station Porte Dauphine (Maréchal de Lattre de Tassigny).
• Take Line 2 (blue) towards Anvers.

4. Discover the Louvre Museum

Home to thousands of priceless works of art, the Louvre Museum is a cultural treasure trove.

To visit the Louvre from Disneyland Paris:

• Take the RER A from Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy to Châtelet – Les Halles.
• From there, it’s a short walk to the museum.

5. Visit Notre Dame Cathedral (under reconstruction)

This Gothic masterpiece, Notre Dame Cathedral, while tragically damaged by a fire in April 2019, remains a symbol of Paris’s rich history and resilience. Extensive efforts are underway to meticulously reconstruct and restore this iconic historical landmark to its former glory. While access to the interior might be limited during the reconstruction, the exterior still offers a remarkable view.

To reach Notre Dame from Disneyland Paris:

• A leisurely stroll along the Seine River will bring you to the cathedral.

Please check the latest updates on access and visiting conditions before planning your trip to Notre Dame Cathedral.

6. Palace of Versailles

The Palace of Versailles is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the epitome of French grandeur. Once the royal residence of the Sun King, Louis XIV, it boasts opulent architecture, magnificent gardens, and the Hall of Mirrors, where historic treaties were signed.

To visit this opulent palace from Disneyland Paris:

• Take the RER A from Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy to Saint-Michel – Notre-Dame.
• Transfer to the RER C line towards Versailles Rive Gauche.
• The journey will take you to the enchanting Palace of Versailles.

7. Seine River Cruise

Embark on a picturesque Seine River cruise to see Paris from a unique perspective. You can join a cruise from various points along the Seine, including near the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame Cathedral.

8. Museums of Paris

Paris is a treasure trove of art and culture, with world-class museums to explore. The Musée d’Orsay, housed in a stunning Beaux-Arts railway station, is renowned for its collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces by artists like Monet, Van Gogh, and Degas. Meanwhile, the Centre Pompidou showcases contemporary and modern art in a strikingly avant-garde building.

These cultural treasures are easily accessible from Disneyland Paris via the RER train network and via the TGV INOUI network.

9. Luxembourg Gardens

The Luxembourg Gardens, or Jardin du Luxembourg, is a serene oasis in the heart of Paris. Designed in the French formal garden style, it features meticulously manicured lawns, tree-lined promenades, and elegant fountains. You can relax by the large pond, watch children sail model boats, or explore the palace, which now houses the French Senate.

• Take the RER A to Luxembourg station for easy access.

10. Panthéon

Panthéon is a neoclassical masterpiece that houses the remains of notable French figures, including Voltaire, Rousseau, and Marie Curie. Its stunning dome and interior are architectural marvels. Climb to the top of the dome for panoramic views of Paris. The Panthéon also frequently hosts exhibitions and events related to French history and culture.

To reach the Panthéon from Disneyland Paris:

• Take the RER A from Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy to Luxembourg station.
• A short walk will lead you to this historic monument.

These attractions offer a diverse range of experiences, from indulging in royal history at Versailles to admiring contemporary art at the Centre Pompidou or simply relaxing in the tranquil Luxembourg Gardens. Plan your day trip wisely to make the most of your time exploring these remarkable facets of Paris’s culture and history from Disneyland Paris.

Disneyland Paris and Paris packages

If you prefer a hassle-free excursion from Disneyland Paris to the city, consider Disneyland Paris’s guided tours of the most popular Parisian attractions. These tours include transport and expert guides, allowing you to savour the City of Light at your own pace.

Please note that these tours are not included in your hotel booking or park entrance ticket and can be booked directly on the Disneyland Paris website.

For more information about train prices and tickets, visit the RATP website .

Start planning your magical journey from Disneyland Paris to the heart of Paris today, and create memories that will last a lifetime!

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To start your journey, get to London St Pancras International at our recommended arrival time to allow plenty of time to go through border controls and security. Before you jump on one of our Eurostar trains you can indulge in some boutique shopping, experience fine dining at a world-class brasserie or enjoy a glass of bubbly at the longest champagne bar in Europe.

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Unlike airlines, there are no hidden costs when travelling by Eurostar. Once you have picked your train tickets ( Standard , Standard Premier or Business Premier ), there will be no additional fees for seat selection, advanced booking, or luggage allowance .

How long is the Eurostar journey from London to Disneyland® Paris?

The fastest train journey time between London and Disneyland® Paris is 2 hours and 59 minutes. Take a direct Eurostar London to Lille train in 1 hour 22 minutes and change onto a local TGV train for the rest of the journey to Disneyland® Paris which takes just over an hour.

How far in advance can you book your Eurostar train ticket for Disneyland® Paris?

Eurostar tickets from London to Disneyland® Paris can be booked up to 180 days before your return travel date, however, there are a few exceptions depending on engineering work or when you book. Have a look at our booking calendar and available days will show in black while the greyed-out dates are not available for sale just yet.

Can you take liquids on the Eurostar London to the Disneyland® Paris trains?

You can take liquids on the Eurostar and there is no volume limit, so you can bring all your toiletries and even a bottle of bubbly!

How fast does the Eurostar go between London and Disneyland® Paris?

Between London and Disneyland® Paris, the high-speed lines allow our trains to drive at a maximum speed of 186 miles per hour (300 km/h).

How much luggage can I bring with me on the Eurostar?

Standard adult tickets allow you to bring two pieces of luggage that are up to 85cm long, and one small piece of hand luggage such as a handbag or briefcase. Find out more information about luggage allowances.

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