Disneyland Paris Tickets

The wide range of attractions and everything you can learn about cinema and special effects make Disneyland a unique experience for everyone, even if you’re visiting without children or if Disney films aren’t your favourite.

Before buying your ticket, you should know that there are two parks: the traditional park (Disneyland) and the new Disney Adventure World (formerly Walt Disney Studios). They are right next to each other and both have attractions: the most economical option is to buy a 1-day ticket valid for one of the two parks.

The best option

Disneyland® Paris: 1-Day 1-Park Ticket

The cheapest one-day ticket, giving you the option to visit one or both parks

Choose whether you want to spend the day at just one of the two parks, or whether you want to enjoy both and ride the best attractions at each as many times as you like.

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A one-day ticket to Disneyland Paris isn’t just the most economical option for visiting the Disney universe; it also adapts to your preferences during your visit. Choose whether you’d prefer to spend your day at just one of the parks (whichever you like) or, for a little extra, visit both, moving between them as you please by purchasing tickets for both Disneyland Paris parks.

Recommended if... you want to make the most of your time, as you won’t have to queue for ages at the entrance and, once you’ve validated your ticket, you can enjoy everything the Disney parks have to offer as many times as you like and in whatever order you choose.

It’s very simple: you can buy Disneyland tickets online in advance to secure the best prices. What’s more, you can choose between a one-day ticket, a two-day combined ticket – which works out cheaper than buying them separately – and even opt for a package that includes transport from Paris, which is also cheaper than booking it separately.

• 1-day tickets for 1 park: from approximately €65
• Multi-day tickets for 1 or 2 parks: from €100 for 2 parks and from €175 for a 2-day ticket
• 1-day tickets for 1 or 2 parks with transport

After a thorough review of all the ticket options available, the one-day park ticket is the cheapest, particularly if you choose to visit just one of the two parks. In any case, there are discounts for children aged 3 to 11, and those under that age get in for free.

Can I access the new Frozen kingdom with my ticket?

Yes, but it’s essential to choose the right type of ticket. With the opening of World of Frozen (on 29 March 2026), visiting Arendelle is currently the top priority for almost all visitors. If you want to better understand how to organise your visit to this new area of the park, you can consult this guide to visiting the World of Frozen at Disneyland Paris.

To ensure you gain access to this new area, bear this in mind when booking:

• Frozen awaits you in the second park: The immersive world of Elsa and Anna is located exclusively within the newly renovated Disney Adventure World (formerly Walt Disney Studios from 29 March).

• Secure your visit with a 1-Park ticket: If you opt for the most economical ‘1 Day / 1 Park’ option, and your greatest wish is to visit Arendelle, simply make sure to select Disney Adventure World as the park you’ll be visiting that day when purchasing your ticket to Disneyland Paris.

• The smartest (and recommended) move: To enjoy the new Frozen lake shows and also stroll around the classic castle in Disneyland Park, the ideal strategy is to buy multi-day tickets for Disneyland Paris or a ticket that allows you to visit both parks. This will give you complete freedom to move between both worlds.

Once you have the right ticket and step through the gates of Arendelle, you’ll be fully immersed in its magical world: you can embark on Frozen Ever After (a lovely boat ride to Elsa’s Ice Palace), meet the characters at the Royal Encounter, refuel at the Nordic-style Two Crowns Tavern, and be amazed by the immersive shows on the gigantic Adventure Bay lake.

Yes, it is possible to visit both parks in a single day if you have limited time for your visit, but, naturally, there will be things you miss out on. Disneyland Paris is a whole complex that includes, apart from the parks, shops, hotels, nightclubs, restaurants and squares. All in all, if you want to save on tickets and aren’t a die-hard Disney fan, visiting both parks is a good option, even if you can only spare a single day.

Is it worth buying a two-day ticket?

If you’re staying for two days, certainly: the most economical option is to buy the two-day ticket to Disneyland from the outset and spend a full day at each park. What’s more, if you’re a big fan of the Disney world, perhaps the best option for you is to get the three-day pass to see both parks. For a little extra money, you’ll be able to really take your time and enjoy both parks at a leisurely pace. You can choose any of these options when making your booking.

The resort is located some distance from central Paris (in the Marne-la-Vallée area) and, although you can get there by RER train, you’ll save a lot of time with a Disneyland ticket that includes transport.

• The cheapest option for tickets with transport is the Disneyland Paris tickets with express bus service, with various departure points in central Paris.
• If you want to save time and travel in comfort, you can buy this ticket package with train transfers. The train station is located just a few metres from the park.
• If you’re considering spending a little more but having more freedom in terms of timings and movement, I’d advise you to look into buying your Disneyland ticket separately and booking private return transport to Disneyland. You’ll be particularly grateful for this if you want to leave Disney after the parade, when huge queues form to get onto the train.

If you want to visit Disneyland without overspending, follow these tips to make your visit to the park more affordable and enjoy yourself without worrying about the budget:

With all the information on how to buy the cheapest tickets for Disneyland Paris, all that’s left is to enjoy a park that isn’t just for children. At Disney, the best bits aren’t just the attractions like Space Mountain, or the shows and characters, but the innovation and attention to every detail, which mean adults enjoy themselves just as much, if not more, than the little ones.

** What will you find there?**

• Main Street USA: the park’s main street, with unique shops and a train that runs the entire length of it. From here, you can access the four main areas.
• Fantasyland: the most classic and family-friendly area, with attractions such as Peter Pan, Snow White, Dumbo and It’s a Small World.
• Discoveryland: dedicated to the future and science fiction, featuring the legendary Space Mountain, Star Wars, Buzz Lightyear and Captain Nemo’s ship.
• Frontierland: set in the Wild West, featuring Big Thunder Mountain, the Haunted Mansion and Pocahontas’s village.
• Adventureland: inspired by adventure, featuring the Robinson Crusoe’s Cabin, Pirate Beach, Pirates of the Caribbean and the Indiana Jones rollercoaster.

Ana’s Traveller Tip

Once the night-time parade has finished, the queues for the train are endless. Leave the park a little earlier or book private transport back to your hotel.

Forget everything you knew about this park. What used to be a tour of film studios and special effects has undergone a historic transformation to become Disney Adventure World. Now, the aim is no longer to see how films are made, but to literally step inside them. If you haven’t organised your visit yet, you can start by checking out tickets for Disneyland Paris.

The park is divided into stunning immersive worlds. If you’re travelling with superhero fans, the Marvel Avengers Campus is a must-visit: there you can shoot webs alongside Peter Parker on Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure or climb aboard the dizzying Avengers Assemble: Flight Force rollercoaster. There’s no shortage of timeless classics either, such as the spine-chilling freefall of The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.

For the little ones (and not-so-little ones), the Worlds of Pixar area remains a resounding hit, with highlights including the immersive Ratatouille: The Adventure and the adrenaline rush of the ocean currents on Crush’s Coaster.

The big news is that the park has doubled in size with the highly anticipated opening of World of Frozen. You can stroll through the very kingdom of Arendelle and enjoy new evening shows on the vast Adventure Bay lake.

Ana’s Traveller Tip

due to this massive expansion, this park is no longer a half-day visit. To enjoy both parks stress-free and not miss out on the new shows, we strongly recommend booking multi-day tickets for Disneyland Paris: and dedicating a full day to each. Your experience will be infinitely better.

It stands to reason that such a globally popular attraction receives thousands of visitors every day. Despite extended opening hours, it’s worth knowing some other tips for exploring Disneyland to help you enjoy a perfect day at the park. Here are a few:

Opening dates

Disneyland Paris is open every day of the year (there may be exceptions announced on their website, but this is not common), but depending on the season you visit, you’ll find different special events. There are periods of the year dedicated to various Disney films and special celebrations such as Christmas or Halloween.

Time of year

When planning your visit to Disneyland Paris, bear in mind that it rains a lot in Paris, so it’s worth checking the weather forecast before you go; you can visit the park in the rain, but it’s not quite the same experience. It’s also best to avoid the hottest days, which also coincide with the peak season (summer). As for days of the week, the same rule applies as for other tourist attractions: it’s best to avoid weekends and public holidays.

Choose a flexible ticket if you’re unsure about the dates

If you’re thinking of travelling to Paris and aren’t sure which day you’ll visit the park, look for flexible tickets valid for a year. How does it work? It’s very simple! You buy the ticket and choose the date you want, and the ticket will be valid for a year from that very day. That said, they are more expensive than those bought for a specific day.

Planning your visit to Disneyland, bearing in mind its vast size and everything there is to see and do there, is a tip you’ll be grateful for once you’re at the resort. Take note:

How to get to Disneyland?

The Disney parks are a long way from central Paris, but you can get there easily on the RER (Paris rail network). Take line A (red) to the final stop, which is announced at every station; the journey takes about 45 minutes from central Paris. Here are all the options for getting there.

Duration of the visit to Disneyland

The parks open at 9.30 am. Disney Studios closes at 7 pm and the main park around 11 pm once the night-time parade has finished. To see both parks properly, you’ll need at least two days, as there are plenty of rides to go on, lots of shows to watch and many details to enjoy.

It’s not worth rushing through the visit, but if you have no choice and are only going to be at Disneyland for a single day, I recommend choosing one of the two parks to get the most out of it.

You know there are plenty of attractions to enjoy at Disneyland, and it’s not every day you get to visit the Disney universe. Here are a few tips to help you make the most of your visit before booking your ticket to Disneyland Paris.

Disneyland shows

When you arrive, pick up the show programme, choose the ones that interest you most and plan your day around their timings. If you’re visiting both parks, start with the Studios park, which is usually less crowded in the morning, and make the most of the early shows.

Official app

Download the official Disneyland Paris app: it shows the waiting times for each attraction and their locations, allowing you to plan your route more effectively. Although you’ll be given a map at the entrance, the app will save you time and unnecessary walking, and you’ll also be able to check the waiting times for the attractions.

Avoid the queues

At some attractions, you can get a free Fastpass that assigns you a specific time to enter without waiting. These are marked on the park map. Bear in mind that Fastpasses are limited and run out quickly, so plan your routes and timings so you don’t end up rushing across the park.

If your main reason for travelling to Paris is to visit Disneyland, don’t miss out on seeing the centre of Paris, even if it’s just on a day trip. If you don’t, you’ll regret not having set aside at least one day for it, and although you won’t be able to appreciate Paris in all its glory during this time, you’ll get a sense of the wonders the city has to offer.

On the other hand, to make the most of your visit to Paris, I recommend you consider buying the Paris Pass, a tourist card that gives you ‘flat-rate’ access to the city’s best attractions. Here’s the practical guide I’ve put together on the Paris Pass and Other Tourist Cards for Paris.