Opened in 1992 after a rocky start (early attendance badly missed projections), Disneyland Paris is now one of Europe's most-visited attractions, split across two parks — Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park — plus a shopping and dining district. It's easily doable as a long day trip from central Paris, though most families find one full day per park is the realistic pace.
- The RER A train runs directly from central Paris to Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy station, right at the park entrance, in about 40 minutes
- Disneyland Park holds the classic rides and the castle; Walt Disney Studios Park leans toward newer, more thrill-oriented attractions
- Buy tickets online in advance — prices are lower than at the gate and you can select a specific park and date
- Hours
- Typically 9:30/10:00–20:00/22:00, varies by season
- Price
- One-day, one-park tickets from around €60-90 depending on date
- Tip
- Weekdays outside French school holidays have dramatically shorter queues than weekends or holiday periods.
Nearby
- D Disneyland Park · theme park
- W Walt Disney Studios Park · theme park
- D Disney Village · shopping & dining