Disneyland Paris

Disneyland Paris is the only Disney park in Europe and the continent’s most visited theme park. The Disneyland Paris resort sits in Marne-la-Vallée, Île-de-France, a sprawling Disney getaway.

Its two headline parks offer different kinds of magic: Disneyland Park, perfect for the whole family, and Walt Disney Studios Park, which centers on adrenaline-pumping, thrill-heavy attractions.

In terms of park size alone, Disneyland Park is the second-largest Disney park in the world, second only to Shanghai Disneyland. The world’s only pink Disney castle also stands here.

Disneyland Paris is divided into five themed lands: Main Street, U.S.A., Adventureland, Frontierland, Fantasyland, and Discoveryland. Must-do rides include Pirates of the Caribbean, Big Thunder Mountain, and Space Mountain.

Walt Disney Studios Park is organized into three areas Avengers Campus, the World of Frozen, and a Star Wars zone with fan-favorite attractions like Avengers Assemble: Flight Force and Frozen Ever After.

Disneyland Paris Operating Hours

Disneyland Paris typically opens at 9:30 AM, but closing times may vary depending on the season and date. Guests with an Early Entry ticket or staying at a Disneyland Paris hotel can enjoy access one hour before the park opens.

• Opening dates: Open year-round
• Opening hours: 09:30-23:00
• Address: Boulevard de Parc, Coupvray 77700, France
• Phone: +33 1-60306053

Disneyland Paris Tickets

Because the Disneyland Paris resort spans a large area and includes two parks, it’s important to lock in how many days you’ll spend and which park(s) you’ll visit before you go.

To make things easy, Trip.com has put together several different Disneyland Paris resort packages, and Trip.com also offers 24/7 customer support so if anything comes up during the booking process, we’ve got your back anytime!

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Disneyland Paris Transportation

Disneyland Paris is located just outside Paris, and Trip.com is here to show you how to get there, making sure your journey goes off without a hitch.

Getting to Disneyland Paris by Metro

Disneyland Paris sits in the Greater Paris area, and hopping on the metro is one of the most popular ways to get there.

• Metro route: We recommend taking the RER A line (the red line) toward Marne-la-Vallée, which goes directly to Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station
• Departure stations: You can transfer to the RER A line from Paris Metro stations such as Charles de Gaulle Etoile, Auber, Chatelet Les Halles, Gare de Lyon, and Nation
• Transfer information: At Nation and Vincennes stations, the train will announce whether this train goes to Disneyland (Park Disneyland); please double-check you're headed in the right direction.

Pro tip ✨

• For travelers, buying a reloadable card like Navigo Liberté + or Navigo Easy can be more convenient, especially if you're planning a longer stay in Paris. The Navigo Weekly (weekly pass) costs €35 and lets you ride any Paris public transportation as much as you want for 7 days
• You can download and use the official Paris transport app (like RATP's Bonjour RATP) to check real-time transit info, plan your routes, and make getting around the city a breeze!

Getting to Disneyland Paris by Taxi

Use the taxi stand at the entrance to Disneyland or a rideshare app to request a ride, but please note that it can get crowded with visitors, so you may need to book ahead or wait in line.

Driving to Disneyland Paris

Driving to Disneyland Paris is a breeze, with clear signage along the highways leading the way. From central Paris, it’s about a 45-minute drive to the Disneyland Paris resort. The resort offers ample parking.

Disneyland Paris Peak Season

If you want to fully experience the magic of Disneyland Paris and make the most of all the attractions, we recommend visiting in March–May and September–November, that is, in spring and fall. This timeframe avoids public holidays and busy festive periods like Christmas and the Easter break, so crowds are lighter and the overall experience is better. Paris has a temperate oceanic climate with relatively small temperature swings; spring and fall are pleasantly mild, making them ideal for a trip to Disneyland Paris.

French schools have four long holidays each year, including winter break (mid-February), spring break (mid-April), summer vacation (July to August), and the Christmas holidays. During these times, domestic travel surges and local crowds swell, so it’s smart to avoid those periods. If you plan to visit Disneyland Paris on a weekday, you’ll find fewer visitors and enjoy a better overall experience.

Alternatively, if you visit Disneyland Paris during public holidays or festive periods, you’ll have the chance to see special seasonal events, shows, and limited-edition merchandise. If you prefer more shows, activities, and a livelier experience, we recommend visiting around major holidays like Christmas and Easter.

Restaurants Near Disneyland Paris

Bistrot Chez Rémy

Disneyland Paris brings scenes from the classic film "Ratatouille" to life right inside the park, and you can savor French cuisine at this Parisian bistro straight from the world of the Disney and Pixar classic. Disneyland Paris officially recommends booking Bistrot Chez Rémy up to 2 months in advance to enjoy better service and cuisine.

• Theme: Step into Rémy’s world from Ratatouille, with oversized plates, corks, cutlery and other giant kitchen details.
• Food: Enjoy French-inspired dishes such as steak, ratatouille and desserts in a relaxed bistro setting.
• Best for: A more memorable sit-down meal and Ratatouille fans.
• Highlight: The playful oversized décor makes the restaurant feel like you have been shrunk down to Rémy’s size!

Au Chalet de la Marionnette

Explore Bavarian flavors in a quaint cottage straight out of Pinocchio’s world. Marionnette Restaurant mainly serves burgers, fries, fried chicken, sodas, and more, and you can soak up beautiful views of Disneyland Paris while you eat.

• Theme: A cosy Alpine-style chalet inspired by Pinocchio.
• Food: Serves classic French and European-style dishes, including roast chicken, burgers and seasonal options.
• Best for: Families and guests looking for a quick, casual meal.
• Highlight: The charming wooden chalet setting makes it a fun stop while exploring Fantasyland.

Disneyland Paris Attractions

Disneyland Paris Resort has two main parks: Disneyland Park, perfect for the whole family, and Disney Adventure World formerly Walt Disney Studios Park, which primarily features thrilling, high-adrenaline rides.

Disneyland Paris | Main Street, U.S.A.

Main Street, U.S.A. is the gateway to the park, showcasing the architectural charm of early 18th-century European settlers in America. It features a predominantly French North American style, alongside English, Dutch, and Spanish influences.

Disneyland Paris | Adventureland

Adventureland. Adventureland at Disneyland Paris sits somewhere between the Adventurelands in the United States, Japan, and Hong Kong and the version at Shanghai Disneyland. Like Shanghai Disneyland, it doesn’t feature the classic Jungle Cruise found at other Disney parks. But while Paris has a submarine and a pirate ship, Shanghai does not have a submarine, and its pirate ship is themed to Pirates of the Caribbean, whereas Paris’s is Captain Hook’s ship from Peter Pan.

Disneyland Paris | Frontierland

Frontierland. Here you'll find two of Disneyland Paris’s pride-and-joy attractions among Disney parks worldwide: Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Phantom Manor. The Paris version of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad is the biggest, longest, and fastest of all Disney parks. Paris’s take on the Haunted Mansion is the scariest and longest across Disney parks, complete with an original storyline.

Disneyland Paris | Fantasyland

Fantasyland is a place filled with imagination, hope, and dreams, themed around the fairy tales Disney has brought to life. Compared with other Disney parks, the Paris version of Fantasyland makes extensive use of pink and gold, creating an air of European luxury.

Disneyland Paris | Discoveryland

Because Disneyland Paris sits in Europe, it doesn’t build its vibe around American staples like neon lights, white, silver, and blue palettes, starry galaxies, and astronauts. Instead, its guiding theme is a “future world imagined by European inventors from the 17th to 19th centuries,” showcased in a steampunk aesthetic, with architecture bathed in dark-gold tones and metallic sheen. The heart of “Discoveryland” isn’t a far-off future at all, but the “era of classical European science,” drawing inspiration from Leonardo da Vinci’s sketches and the scientific fantasies of early Europeans—you’ll spot retro exploration gear like hot-air balloons, submarines, and drilling rigs.

Walt Disney Studios Park | Avengers Campus

Avengers Campus is a themed land set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. On March 21, 2018, Disney announced it would team up with Marvel and Marvel Studios to build three Marvel-themed lands at Disney California Adventure, Hong Kong Disneyland, and Walt Disney Studios Park in Paris.

Walt Disney Studios | World of Frozen

Arendelle: World of Frozen is a themed land based on the Kingdom of Arendelle from Disney’s animated feature film Frozen.

Walt Disney Studios | Star Wars Land

Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge drops you into a trading port on the far edge of the galaxy, on a never-before-revealed planet. The land features two major attractions, including the "Millennium Falcon" starship and another thrill ride that weaves through the battlefield between the First Order and the Resistance.

Disneyland Paris Map

Disneyland Paris features two magical parks, making it the perfect destination for a family getaway. Explore Disneyland Park, filled with spectacular attractions and unforgettable experiences.

We recommend starting your morning at Walt Disney Studios Park, heading over to Disneyland Park in the afternoon, and catching the nighttime light show in front of the castle.

Disney Village, located near the resort entrance, offers shopping, dining, a movie theater, and more.

Disneyland Paris is home to several hotels, each with its own theme and all just a short distance from the parks, catering to travelers with a range of budgets and needs.

Can't-Miss Attractions at Disneyland Paris

Space Mountain

Within Disneyland Paris, the most popular ride is the pitch-black indoor roller coaster—the Paris version of Space Mountain. Paris’s Space Mountain is also the fastest, longest, and most exhilarating among Disney parks worldwide, and it even uses a rocket launch system.

Other Disney parks start with a spiral lift, but at Disneyland Paris you’re shot straight to the top like a rocket before plunging back down at top speed.

• Location: Disneyland Park | Discoveryland

Sleeping Beauty Castle

Paris, France also has a tall, pink Sleeping Beauty Castle, but it’s spelled the French way—Le Château de la Belle au Bois Dormant—and infused with a bit of French flair (drawing on architectural details from Notre-Dame de Paris and the Hospices de Beaune).

Timed with the 1992 release of Beauty and the Beast, it’s also known as Belle Castle, partly because "Belle" in French is how you spell "beauty" in Sleeping Beauty, and partly because Belle, the heroine of Beauty and the Beast, is spelled the same. After all, both Sleeping Beauty and Beauty and the Beast trace their roots to French fairy tales.

The Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland Paris is the only pink Disney castle in the world, filled with fairy-tale magic and romance. Many people wonder what makes the castle at Disneyland Paris so special.

Since Europeans have already seen so many real castles throughout their lives, rather than faithfully re-creating an ancient one, Disney chose to dream up a fantastical castle that doesn't exist in the real world, one that highlights Disney's signature flair.

At the same time, it piques the curiosity of the French and helps attract visitors from other European countries.

Avengers Assemble: Flight Force

Ride a high-speed roller coaster with Iron Man and Captain America, bravely save the world, and feel the rush of this thrill-packed, hero-fueled adventure!

• Location: Walt Disney Studios Park | Avengers Campus

Halloween at Disneyland Paris is Here!

Get ready for a spooktacular adventure at Disneyland Paris! From 26 September to 1 November 2026, Disneyland Park transforms into a colourful Halloween wonderland filled with mischievous Disney Characters, iconic Villains, pumpkin decorations, seasonal treats and exciting entertainment.

One of the biggest highlights is the return of Mickey’s Halloween Celebration, a lively cavalcade featuring Mickey and his friends in festive Halloween outfits. The 2026 season also brings brand-new Halloween decorations, including pumpkins, Mickey-shaped candles and Victorian-inspired details along Main Street, U.S.A.

Halloween Highlights at Disneyland Paris

• 🎃 Mickey’s Halloween Celebration: Watch Mickey and his friends bring the Halloween spirit to life in a colourful cavalcade featuring four floats, festive music and plenty of pumpkins and lanterns.
• 🦹 Meet Disney Villains: Keep an eye out for famous Villains including Maleficent, Cruella, Jafar, Captain Hook and Dr. Facilier. You may even spot Jack Skellington and Sally!
• 🐭 New Halloween Character Looks: Meet Mickey as a mystical count, Minnie as a witch, Donald as a vampire and Daisy as a bat lady in their brand-new 2026 Halloween outfits.
• 🏰 Spooky Disneyland Park Decorations: Main Street, U.S.A. gets a major Halloween makeover with around 40 new pumpkins, 170 Mickey-shaped candles, Victorian-style garlands and nighttime projections.
• 👻 Phantom Manor: Add some spooky thrills to your day with a visit to Phantom Manor, one of Disneyland Park’s iconic attractions and a perfect fit for the Halloween season.
• 🍬 Halloween Treats: Try limited-time Halloween goodies inspired by Disney Villains, including the Devilish Brookie and Ursula’s Curse Cake.
• 🎃 Halloween Fun on 31 October: Planning to visit on Halloween night? Expect extra surprises, special character encounters, a unique fireworks show, treat distribution and extended opening hours until 11 PM.
• 👗 Dress Up for Halloween: On 31 October 2026, guests of all ages can exceptionally wear Halloween-themed costumes at Disneyland Paris, subject to the park’s costume guidelines.

Popular Shows and Events at Disneyland Paris

Disney Fireworks and Light Show

After an epic adventure at Disneyland Paris, end your day with a thrilling, dazzlingly beautiful finale that sends your heart soaring! The Disney Illuminations show runs from 9:30 PM to 10:30 PM.

At Disneyland Paris, Disney Illuminations is a spectacular nighttime finale. The newly enhanced Sleeping Beauty Castle becomes a canvas for projections, fireworks, and fountain effects—a show loved by all ages that celebrates your magical experience at Disneyland Paris.

Every evening before the park closes, Disney Illuminations invites you to rediscover timeless Disney films right in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle. For the best view, make your way to the area in front of the castle near Central Plaza before the show begins.

Warm your heart with characters from Frozen, relive the everlasting story of The Lion King, and be swept away by the epic scores of Star Wars and Pirates of the Caribbean! Every scene transition is paired with special music.

The spectacle above the castle culminates in a breathtaking display of fireworks, sparkling across the night sky. To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Disneyland Paris, a whole new range of magic will light up Sleeping Beauty Castle as a prelude to the Disney Fireworks and Light Show.

Essential Tips for Singaporean Visiting Disneyland Paris

To have a blast and avoid any pitfalls, make sure you're fully prepared before you head in:

1. Download the official app and reserve free amenities: 1-2 days before your visit.

Download the Disneyland Paris App to not only check real-time wait times for attractions and show schedules, but also save time by using the Disney Standby Pass (a free reservation service for select popular attractions).

2. Make the most of Single Rider lines: while you're in the park.

If you don't mind splitting up from your friends, most popular attractions (like Crush's Coaster or Ratatouille) offer a Single Rider line, which can often cut your wait time by more than 50%!

3. Grab a spot for the fireworks 45 minutes early: the show is 1 hour before park closing.

The nighttime drone light show and castle fireworks display at Disneyland Paris are the highlights of the day; we recommend arriving at the lawn directly in front of the castle at least 30-45 minutes early to secure the best view.

More Attractions Near Disneyland Paris

Palace of Versailles (Château de Versailles)

The Palace of Versailles is one of the world's five great palaces. Located just outside Paris, it was renovated multiple times by King Louis XIV, who transformed it into a palace of ultimate luxury. The estate is composed of the main palace, the gardens, the Grand Trianon, the Petit Trianon, and the Queen's Hamlet.

Spanning over 800 hectares, the palace and its grounds bring together royal chambers, magnificent gardens, and priceless collections. The most popular spot inside the palace is the Hall of Mirrors, which features over 400 mirrors arranged into 17 massive arched windows—a truly breathtaking sight.

Louvre Museum (Louvre Museum)

The Louvre Museum is one of the largest and most iconic museums in the world, famous for its stunning blend of classical palace architecture and the modern glass pyramid.

The Louvre is divided into three main wings and houses an incredible collection of 35,000 works of art, spanning seven major categories including paintings, sculptures, decorative arts, and antiquities from the Near East, Greece, Rome, and Egypt.

Don't miss the "Big Three" masterpieces: the Venus de Milo, the Mona Lisa, and the Winged Victory of Samothrace. Wandering through its halls, you can truly soak up the magic of the filming locations for movies like "Belphégor: Phantom of the Louvre" and "The Da Vinci Code."

Seine River

The Seine River is Paris's lifeblood, dividing the city into the Left Bank and the Right Bank, and many of its most famous historic sites line both shores. Hop on a Seine River cruise to soak up the scenery on both sides and spot countless icons like the Louvre, the Musée d'Orsay, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Eiffel Tower.

Then savor a 'Left Bank coffee by the Seine' and craft your own romantic Parisian story.

🏨 Where to Stay at Disneyland Paris: An In-Depth Comparison of Onsite vs. Offsite Hotels

When choosing accommodation, I recommend asking yourself two questions first: What is your budget? And do you want the perk of early park entry?

1. Official Disney Hotels

The official hotel is located right within the resort, and its biggest draw is the immersive fairytale atmosphere and exclusive perks.

• Popular Picks:
• • Disneyland Hotel: a 5-star flagship hotel right at the park's main entrance, featuring Victorian palace and Disney princess themes.
  • Disney Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel: A Marvel-themed hotel filled with superhero artwork and paintings—a must-stay for any Marvel fan!
  • Disney Newport Bay Club: A 4-star New England nautical-style hotel nestled along the shores of a man-made lake, with beautiful surroundings.

2. Independent Hotels Outside the Park

If you're looking to stick to a budget, the partner hotels near the park or the Val d'Europe area are fantastic choices.

• Top Picks:
• • B&B Hotel Disneyland Paris: A top pick for budget travelers, offering a free shuttle bus, plus it's clean and comfortable.