LandmarkSleeping Beauty Castle
The castle at the heart of Disneyland Park, at the end of Main Street.
Updated October 2026
A resort about 40 minutes by train from central Paris, with two parks side by side: Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World, which was Walt Disney Studios Park until March 2026.
DISNEYLAND PARIS · 48.9°N 2.8°EDisneyland Paris is a resort in Coupvray, in Seine-et-Marne, east of Paris. It has two theme parks a few minutes’ walk apart, a shopping and dining area (Disney Village) and several hotels.
Disneyland Park is the classic one, with the castle, Main Street and themed lands such as Fantasyland and Adventureland. Disney Adventure World is the second park, formerly Walt Disney Studios Park. It was expanded and relaunched on 29 March 2026, and it now includes World of Frozen, a lakeside area themed around Arendelle.
| Day ticket | Priced by date. Published figures differ a lot between sources, so see the official site for your day. |
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| Children under 3 | Free, with suitable identification. |
| Child ticket | Ages 3 to 11. Visitors aged 12 and over pay the adult price. |
| One park or two | A one-park ticket lets you enter one park that day. A two-park ticket allows both parks on the same day and costs more. |
| Parking | See the official site. |
Ticket categories checked 31 October 2026, from ticket sellers and press reports because the official site could not be read. No price is listed here because current sources disagree; use the ticket calendar on the official site.
Dated tickets are cheapest on quiet weekdays and most expensive in school holidays and at weekends. One park per day is enough for most visitors; the two-park ticket makes sense for a single long day only if you are fast.
The resort is open every day. Hours change by day and season, so check the official opening hours calendar for your date.
Seasons from press reports, checked 31 October 2026, from ticket sellers and press reports because the official site could not be read. Dates move each year.
From press reports, checked 31 October 2026, from ticket sellers and press reports because the official site could not be read. Rides can close for refurbishment, so check before you plan a trip around one.
Disneyland Paris mixes family rides, dark rides and a few thrill rides across two parks. These are the ones worth your time.
LandmarkThe castle at the heart of Disneyland Park, at the end of Main Street.
Family coasterA mine train coaster on an island in the Rivers of the Far West in Frontierland, with drops and speed but no inversions.
Launched coasterAn indoor launched coaster in Discoveryland with inversions, themed on Star Wars.
Dark rideThe Paris version of the Haunted Mansion, a dark ride in Frontierland with a darker story set in a western ghost town.
Boat rideA gentle indoor boat ride in Fantasyland past singing figures from around the world.
A sing-along boat ride through Arendelle in World of Frozen, which opened on 29 March 2026.
A boat ride through pirate scenes in Adventureland.
A drop ride in the haunted Hollywood Tower Hotel in Disney Adventure World, themed on The Twilight Zone.
Ride details from press coverage and ride guides, because the official site could not be read, checked 31 October 2026. Rides have height limits and can close for refurbishment. The official app shows current wait times and closures on the day.
| Address | Boulevard de Parc, 77700 Coupvray, France |
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| By train from Paris | RER line A to Marne-la-Vallée - Chessy - Parc Disneyland, which is at the park entrance. The ride from central Paris takes about 40 minutes. |
| By high-speed train | The station at the resort is served by long-distance trains, so you can arrive without changing in Paris from several French and some international cities. Check timetables for your route. |
| By car | The resort is on the A4 motorway east of Paris. Drive time from central Paris is roughly 40 to 60 minutes without traffic. |
| Nearest airports | Paris Charles de Gaulle is the closest, followed by Paris Orly. Both have rail or road links to the resort. |
Address and RER stop confirmed by several sources, checked 31 October 2026, from ticket sellers and press reports because the official site could not be read. Drive times are rough estimates, check your route before you leave.
The resort has its own hotels, and there are partner and independent hotels in nearby Val d’Europe and Serris. Staying on site saves travel time on a two-day visit.
For a cheaper base, stay in Paris and take the RER A. It is a simple day trip and the trains run until late, but check the last train home if you stay for the evening show.
Prices depend on the date and on whether you pick one park or both. Current published figures vary widely between sources, so check the date-specific price on the official site. Children under 3 enter free.
Yes. Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World, formerly Walt Disney Studios Park, sit next to each other. A one-park ticket covers one of them per day.
Take the RER A to Marne-la-Vallée - Chessy - Parc Disneyland. The station is at the park entrance and the ride from central Paris takes about 40 minutes.
Disney Adventure World reopened on 29 March 2026 with new areas including World of Frozen, the Frozen Ever After ride, the Tangled Spin ride and the Disney Cascade of Lights evening show.
Weekdays in term time outside school holidays are the quietest. Spring and early autumn have a good balance of weather and crowds.
One day covers the headline rides of one park. Two days let you see both parks without rushing, especially with children.