Guide to Traveling to Disneyland Paris
Welcome to the magical world of Disneyland Paris! If you’re planning a trip to this iconic amusement park, here’s a guide to help you plan your visit.
Disneyland Paris is one of the most famous theme parks in the world. With thrilling rides, Disney characters, and live shows, it’s the perfect destination for the whole family. The park is located on the outskirts of Paris, making it easily accessible from anywhere in Europe.
As one of Europe’s most popular tourist destinations, it attracts millions of visitors every year. With two theme parks, a variety of hotels, and a wide selection of attractions, shows, and restaurants, Disneyland Paris offers a unique experience for the whole family.
How do I get to Disneyland Paris?
Location of the park
Disneyland Paris is located in Marne-la-Vallée, about 32 kilometers east of Paris. The park is well connected to the city center and can be reached by train, bus, or car.
Disney Hotels
Disneyland Paris offers a wide selection of themed hotels, ranging from luxury hotels to more affordable options. Disney hotels offer a fully immersive experience in the world of Disney, with themed decor, Disney characters, and special activities for guests.
All hotels are themed with Disney characters, and nearly all offer exclusive services for park guests, such as early park entry or free transportation.
In addition to the Disney hotels, Disneyland Paris offers a selection of partner hotels that provide affordable accommodations and transportation services to the park.
The two parks
Disneyland Paris features two theme parks: Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park. Disneyland Park is the original Disneyland park, inspired by the California park, with classic attractions such as “It’s a Small World” and “Pirates of the Caribbean.” Walt Disney Studios Park is the newest park, dedicated to the magic of film and television, and features attractions such as “Ratatouille: The Adventure” and “Crush’s Coaster.”
Avengers Campus:
The latest addition to Disneyland Paris is Avengers Campus, a new themed area inspired by Marvel superheroes, which opened in 2021. Visitors can enjoy thrilling attractions such as “Web Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure” and “Avengers Campus: Assemble!”
The Official Disney Package
The official Disney package is the most comprehensive way to enjoy Disneyland Paris. It includes accommodations at a Disney hotel, tickets (included for each day of your stay) to both theme parks, and many exclusive perks, such as early park entry and restaurant discounts. These packages can be a more economical option than purchasing each item separately.
The standard package usually includes flights, tickets, and a hotel near the park, and the following extras can be added:
Full Board:
Full board is a highly recommended option for those who want to save money and enjoy a wide variety of restaurants within the park. Full board includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner at a selection of restaurants in the park. For each day of your stay at a Disney hotel with full board, you’ll receive vouchers redeemable at various restaurants within the park. This meal plan is not available at partner hotels or other non-official hotels. This option can be a great way to save money and enjoy a wide variety of dining options.
The Photo Pass:
The Photo Pass is an exclusive service at Disneyland Paris that allows guests to receive professional photos taken by Disney photographers. It includes photos from the attractions, photos with Disney characters, and much more. Guests can receive all the digital photos from their visit for a fixed price.
Official Transfers:
Disneyland Paris offers official transfers from the airport and train station. This can be a convenient and easy option for visitors who don't want to worry about transportation.
There are two types of transfers: private transfers and shuttle buses (Magical Shuttle), which run at specific intervals.
Budget Disney
If you're on a tight budget, you can always ask us for a customized quote. We can offer you flights at lower fares, individual tickets, and non-official hotels that are relatively close to the park or in Paris (keep in mind the time it will take to get to and from the park each day).
