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Your Comprehensive Guide to Planning a Perfect Disneyland Paris Visit
Disneyland Paris | Visitor Information at a Glance
- What are the Disneyland Paris opening hours?
Disneyland Park is open daily from 9:30 am to 10 pm and Walt Disney Studio Park is open daily from 9:30 am to 9 pm. The Disney Village is open every day from 8 am. The theme park is open throughout the year. - Where is Disneyland Paris located?
Disneyland Paris is located at Bd de Parc, 77700 Coupvray, France. Get Directions - How many number visitors does Disneyland Paris see per year?
The park receives around twelve million visitors a year. - Does Disneyland Paris have parking facilities?
You can enjoy free parking if you are staying at a Disneyland hotel. Other visitors can avail of paid parking close to the entrance of Disney Village.
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Disneyland Paris Opening Hours
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Disneyland in Paris is open daily, but the timings vary according to the season. Make sure you check the opening times before your visit.:
Disneyland Park Paris: 9:30 am to 10 pm; Daily
Walt Disney Studios Park Paris: 9:30 am to 9 pm; Daily
Disney Village: Open daily from 8 am
Learn more about Disneyland Paris TimingsBest Time to Visit Disneyland Paris
Peak Season vs. Low Season
- Peak season: The peak season at Disneyland Paris is from June to August, and during the Christmas and New Year holidays. During these times, the parks are very busy and the wait times for rides can be long. However, there are also more special events and entertainment happening during peak season.
- Low season: The low season at Disneyland Paris is from January to March, and from September to November. During these times, the parks are less crowded and the wait times for rides are shorter. However, there are also fewer special events and entertainment happening during low season.
Weekdays vs. Weekends
- Weekdays: The parks are generally less crowded on weekdays than on weekends. This is especially true during the peak season, when weekends can be very busy. If you want to avoid the crowds, it's best to visit Disneyland Paris on a weekday.
- Weekends: The parks are generally more crowded on weekends than on weekdays. This is especially true during the low season, when there are fewer people visiting the parks overall. If you don't mind the crowds, visiting Disneyland Paris on a weekend can be a great way to experience the full magic of the parks.
During Festivals
- Disneyland Paris hosts a number of festivals throughout the year, including the Disney Halloween Festival, the Disney Christmas Festival, and the Disney Spring Festival.
- These festivals are a great time to visit Disneyland Paris, as they offer special events, entertainment, and decorations.
- However, the parks can be very crowded during these times, so it's important to plan your visit accordingly.
Where is Disneyland Paris Located?
Address: Bd de Parc, 77700 Coupvray, France
Disneyland Paris is a massive theme park and resort located in Chessy, France. It is made of two theme parks — Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park, resort hotels, Disney Nature Resorts, a shopping, dining, and entertainment complex, and a golf course.
Closest Landmark: Golf Paris Val d'Europe
Getting ThereHow to Get To Disneyland Paris?
By Public Transport
By Train: Take the RER A train from Paris to Marnee-la-Valee Chessy Train station, which is a 2-minute walk away from the park gates.
By Bus: Take bus 19 to Chessy Sud - Quai A (Dépose). From here you have a 2-minute walk to the park gates.
By Airport Shuttle Bus: From the Paris Orly Airport, you can take routes A4, N104, A4, and A6B and from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, you can take routes D45, N3, or A104. These buses stop at the different Disneyland hotels at the park. Special buses are also available for people with reduced mobility.
By Car
Disneyland Paris is about 32 kilometers from the center of Paris. You can drive down to the resort or even hire a car. Take Exit 14 to reach the resort.
Parking Facilities:
There are free parking spaces for all Easy Pass holders and guests at Disney Hotels, with shuttle service to and fro the parks. Annual Pass holders can also avail of free parking at the Disneyland car park. Other Disneyland guests can avail of Guest Parking for 30€
The parking facility opens at 8 AM and closes 30 minutes after the park closure. Designated parking areas are available for guests with special needs.
Know Before You Go to Disneyland Paris
Facilities
Visiting with Family
Dining
Stay
Rules & Regulations
Nearby
There are plenty of guest services in Disneyland. Here are some of the facilities you can access during your visit:
- Healthcare facilities: First aid kits and AEDs are available throughout the parks.
- Baby-care facilities: Baby-care centers, high chairs, bottle warmers, stroller rentals, and meeting points for lost children are available.
- General facilities: Drinking water fountains, free Wi-Fi, lost and found, phone charging points, ATMs, and restrooms are available throughout the parks.
- Guests can breastfeed anywhere they feel comfortable within the resort, or head to the Baby Care Center on Main Street, U.S.A. in Disneyland Park, or the First Aid behind Studio Services in The Walt Disney Studios Park.
- Parents can use Rider Switch so they can take turns on adult rides.
- All restaurants have children’s menus, high chairs, and bottle warmers.
- Rent pushchairs at the Stroller/Pushchair and Wheelchair Rental shops at both parks.
- There are Baby Care Centres and indoor/outdoor play areas in both parks.
- There are two meeting points if your child is missing: In Disneyland Park, between the Plaza Gardens Restaurant and the First Aid Post and in Walt Disney Studios® Park, at the entrance, next to Studio Services.
- Disneyland Paris provides priority access to expectant mothers for attractions and shows.
- Enjoy the Disney-themed restaurant options in the parks including Restaurant Agrabah Café, Planet Hollywood, Annette’s Diner, and more.
- Enjoy Character-themed restaurants like medieval-themed Auberge de Cendrillon with Disney princesses, and Mickey Mouse Clubhouse characters at Plaza Gardens Restaurant.
- Explore global cuisines, such as German cuisine inspired by the Bavarian castle in Sleeping Beauty at King Ludwig’s Castle, and Mexican cuisine at Fuente Del Oro, and so many more.
Note: - Order a birthday cake at restaurants, build meal plans, order Disney Check-ed meals for your kids, and have fine-dining experiences.
- All the dining restaurants have halal, kosher, vegetarian, vegan, and allergen-free options.
- Disney Hotel New York: Marvel-themed rooms with New-York style dining experiences (10 minutes away).
- Disney Newport Bay Club: Nautical-themed rooms with a view of Lake Disney (15 minutes away)
- Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch: American-frontier-themed rooms with residential cabins (15 minutes away).
- Disney Sequoia Lodge: Forest retreat with Bambi themed-rooms (15 minutes away)
- Disney Hotel Cheyenne: Toy-story themed rooms with Wild-West style dining experiences (20 minutes away)
- Disney Hotel Santa Fe: Cars-themed rooms with Route-66-inspired dining experiences (20 minutes away)
- Noise-making instruments that can disturb the peace, like horns, loudspeakers, and vuvuzelas are not permitted in the park.
- Selfie sticks, drones, and remote-controlled toys are banned.
- Transport means like scooters, skateboards, hoverboards, gyro boards, etc, are not permitted. Only medically recognized mobility devices will be permitted.
- Proper attire is required as per the rules laid out by establishments.
- Alcoholic beverages, glass bottles, and weapons or objects that appear to be weapons or toys are not allowed.
- Costumes may not be worn by individuals above the age of 12.
- Animals, except for guide and assistance dogs with documentation, are not permitted on the premises.
- Flash and commercial photography is not permitted in the parks.
- Eiffel Tower: Visit the iconic Eiffel Tower with a guided tour through its different levels, and enjoy unparalleled, romantic views of Paris.
- Parc Asterix: For double the dose of fun and adventure for the entire family, visit the Asterix-themed park and enjoy 47+ attractions and shows.
- Louvre Museum: Visit the world-famous Louvre Museum, to marvel at the works of world-renowned artists, and the history of the space.
- Grevin Wax Museum: Pose with the 300+ wax figurines of iconic celebrities and historical individuals of every generation at this wax museum.
Accessibility at Disneyland Paris
Physically Disabled Guests
Visually Impaired Guests
Deaf & Hard of Hearing Guests
Guests with Other Disabilities
- Select attractions have transfer boards to help guests board and exit rides.
- Some attractions have special vehicles that allow guests to board and exit without leaving their wheelchairs.
- All theaters, boutiques, and restaurants are accessible by wheelchair.
- Designated parking spaces are available for guests with disabilities.
- Wheelchair rentals are available.
- Accessible restrooms are available.
- Private changing rooms are available for guests with limited mobility.
- The AudioSpot mobile app is available for free download on iOS and Android devices. It provides audio descriptions of many of the attractions at Disneyland Paris, as well as information about the park's history and attractions.
- Guide and assistance dogs are welcome at all of the facilities at Disneyland Paris, including the rides, restaurants, and shops.
- The tactile and audio maps are available at the Guest Services desks in both Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park. They are also available online in PDF format.
- The French Sign Language shows are typically performed on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. They are a great way for deaf and hard-of-hearing guests to enjoy the magic of Disney.
- The accessibility maps are available in both English and French. They show the locations of all of the accessible facilities in the parks, including wheelchair-accessible rides, restrooms, and restaurants.
- Some attractions may have flashing lights or other visual effects that can trigger seizures or other health problems for guests with epilepsy or photosensitivity.
- The accessibility maps show the locations of all of the accessible facilities in the parks, including wheelchair-accessible rides, restrooms, and restaurants.
- The maps also indicate which attractions may have flashing lights or other visual effects that could trigger seizures or other health problems for guests with epilepsy or photosensitivity.
- Guests who are concerned about these issues should consult the accessibility maps before visiting the parks.
Frequently Asked Questions About Visiting Disneyland Paris
Where is Disneyland Paris?
Disneyland Paris is located in Chessy, France at Bd de Parc, 77700 Coupvray (Chessy).
Can I visit Disneyland Paris?
Yes, Disneyland Paris is open to visitors.
Why should I visit Disneyland Paris?
Disneyland Paris is a fun and magical place for all Disney fans. You get to go on thematic rides, attractions, shows, dining experiences, and much more.
Can I visit Disneyland Paris for free?
No, you need a ticket to access Disneyland Paris.
How do I book tickets to visit Disneyland Paris?
Disneyland Paris tickets are available online.
How much does it cost to visit Disneyland Paris?
Your Disneyland Paris tickets start from €62.
What is the best time to visit Disneyland Paris?
We recommend that you visit Disneyland Paris on a weekday, during early morning, right after its opening, for lesser crowds.
What are the Disneyland Paris opening hours?
The Disneyland Paris opening hours vary according to season. Check the relevant timings before your visit.
Can I visit Disneyland Paris in a group?
Yes, you can visit Disneyland Paris in a group. But, it is important that you appoint a designated leader, who would be responsible for the group.
Can I visit Disneyland Paris with kids?
Yes, Disneyland Paris is the perfect place to visit with your children.
Can I visit Disneyland Paris without kids?
While the Disneyland Paris attractions are aimed toward the entertainment of kids, adults can also have lots of fun without kids.
Is Disneyland Paris wheelchair friendly?
Yes, Disneyland Paris is accessible to people with reduced mobility. While many of Disneyland’s attractions are wheelchair accessible, some may require transfers.
Can I buy food and drinks at Disneyland Paris?
Yes. There are a range of restaurants and cafes at Disneyland Paris where you can purchase food and drinks.
How long does it take to visit Disneyland Paris?
We recommend spending at least 2 days so you can explore all the attractions at Disneyland Paris. You can stay at one of the resort hotels and plan a two-day trip.
Is it worth visiting Disneyland Paris?
Visiting Disneyland is a one-in-a-lifetime opportunity everyone should have. It is a wonderland full of adventure for people from every age group.
