disneyland® paris

Being open throughout the year means you can visit any time, but there are times its even more special such as Halloween or Christmas when the parks are decorated and themed accordingly.

If you want to visit when the Parks are less crowded and waiting times for rides are shorter, a mid-week stay such as Tuesdays to Thursdays in the quieter months of September or mid-January to early May may suit you best, although the weather is of course colder.

The summer months are a popular time to visit and opening hours are longer with the evenings being light later, there are often more scheduled shows and events too.

There is a lot to take in at both of the Disney Parks so we recommend at least two days at Disneyland Paris to see everything, therefore a two or three night stay is advised to get the most out of your Disneyland Paris break.

Eurostar is the most favoured option, you can travel from London St Pancras International to Marne la Vallee which is moments away from the park in just 2 hours and 49 minutes. Eurostar runs direct trains during popular times including school holidays and bank holidays.

Eurotunnel Le Shuttle is ideal if you want to take travel in your own car. Folkestone to Calais is just a 35-minute channel crossing and ticket prices include your vehicle and up to 9 passengers. At Calais you can drive straight off the train onto the motorway and arrive at Disneyland Paris in just over 3 hours.

Ferry options include a 90-minute channel crossing from Dover to Calais, and with around 20 crossings a day there is flexibility for travel times and once on board you can relax. On the ferry there are various restaurants and shops to help pass the time and on arrival in Calais the drive to Disneyland Paris is just over 3 hours.

You can fly from most regional UK airports to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport and Paris Orly Airport. The average direct flight time is 1 hour 40 minutes. If you book a VEA Airport Shuttle Bus with your package, you'll arrive in Disneyland Paris in approximately 45 minutes.

With more than 60 dining venues to choose from there is something for even the pickiest of eaters. There are speciality food trucks to all-you-can-eat restaurants, serving everything from pasta to pizza, steaks and burgers to Tex-Mex plus delicious desserts and treats.

Disneyland Paris is made up of two parks, over 50 attractions, spectacular shows and parades, incredible seasons, cherished Characters, more than 50 restaurants, and the entertainment district Disney Village.

Disneyland Park contains 5 themed-lands. Experience Main Street USA, Fantasyland, Discoveryland, Adventureland and Frontierland. It’s the classic magical kingdom packed with adventure, sparkling shows, breathtaking attractions, a dazzling parade and of course, unforgettable moments with Disney Characters.

It’s all about movie magic at Walt Disney Studios Park and where you can enjoy the most magical scenes from Disney films and television. Blockbuster attractions, star-studded shows, and behind-the-scenes mayhem. The ultimate Lights, Camera, Action experience.

Disney Village is the place to go for shopping, dining, and entertainment. At Disney Village, guests can indulge in retail therapy, with exclusive merchandise they won’t find anywhere else. A range of restaurants with international flavours will satisfy all tastes. Other highlights include themed-dinner shows, live concerts, and sporting action on the big screen.

The Disneyland Paris experience is made even more special with events such as Disney Enchanted Christmas, The New Year’s Eve Party, Disney Halloween Festival, there’s also an annual Pride event.