Disneyland Paris Tickets: 2 Parks 1 Day + Eiffel Tower Shuttle

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Paris, France

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About this tour

This ticket gets you into both Disneyland Paris parks for a single day, so you can split your time between Disneyland Park, home to Sleeping Beauty Castle and lands like Fantasyland and Frontierland, and Walt Disney Studios Park, with its film-themed rides and shows. Round-trip shuttle transfers from the Eiffel Tower are part of the deal, which takes the hassle out of getting there and back. You'll have access to the rides, parades, character meet-and-greets, and seasonal events across the resort.

Highlights

Wander the themed lands: Fantasyland, Adventureland, Discoveryland, and Frontierland
Ride everything from gentle family attractions to big-thrill coasters
Meet Disney characters and grab photos along the way
Catch the parades, live shows, and evening fireworks over Sleeping Beauty Castle
Take in the detailed sets, music, and storytelling that tie each land together
Grab a quick bite or sit down at one of the themed restaurants
Pick up Disney merchandise you won't find back home
Catch seasonal events and celebrations that change through the year
Both parks share one entrance plaza, so a 2-park ticket lets you cross between Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios in the same day
Reach the resort by RER A, TGV, or Eurostar straight to Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy station at the park gates

Places You Will Visit

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Included / Excluded

One day of access to Disneyland Park
One day of access to Walt Disney Studios Park

Good to Know Before You Go: Both Parks, Hours, and Access

Your ticket covers both of the resort's parks for one day. Disneyland Park is the classic side, built around a central hub with themed lands running off it: Fantasyland for the fairy tales, Adventureland, Discoveryland, and Frontierland for its Wild West feel, all centered on Sleeping Beauty Castle. Walt Disney Studios Park is the smaller of the two and leans into film and animation, with its film-themed rides and the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. Both parks share a single entrance plaza, so crossing between them during the day is easy with a 2-park ticket.

Disneyland Park runs daily from 09:30 to 23:00, and Walt Disney Studios Park from 09:30 to 21:00, with hours shifting by season; individual rides may close briefly for maintenance. The resort sits at Bd de Parc, 77700 Coupvray, about 32 km east of central Paris at Marne-la-Vallée. The simplest route is RER line A to its final stop, Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy, a two-minute walk from the gates; TGV and Eurostar trains serve the same station. There's no strict dress code, but wear comfortable clothing and footwear, and since much of the day is spent outdoors, bring layers for cooler months or evening visits.

Weather in Paris

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Tomorrow 63°F17°C 51°F10°C Rain 100%

Mon, Oct 26 59°F15°C 49°F9°C Rain 34%

Tue, Oct 27 67°F20°C 55°F13°C Rain 24%

Wed, Oct 28 60°F16°C 47°F8°C Rain 19%

Thu, Oct 29 60°F15°C 43°F6°C Rain 2%

Local time 10:43 AM, UTC+02:00

Available Days / Times

Monday : 08:30
Tuesday : 08:30
Wednesday : 08:30
Thursday : 08:30
Friday : 08:30
Saturday : 08:30
Sunday : 08:30

Last updated: Oct 23, 2026

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Important Information

Fixed-date tickets usually cost less; flexible tickets stay valid up to a year but still need a date registered before you arrive.
Book early. Tickets, restaurants, and popular experiences can sell out weeks ahead, especially in peak season.
For thinner crowds, show up before opening or linger into the evening when the parks quiet down.
A 1-day ticket suits a highlights visit; multi-day tickets (2-4 days) give better value and a slower pace across both parks.
Some tickets bundle in meals, shuttle transfers from Paris, or family and group offers.
Download the official Disneyland Paris app for live wait times, reservations, and park navigation.
Expect a lot of walking, so wear comfortable shoes and check the forecast before you go.
Security checks apply at every entrance and bags may be inspected.
Prohibited items include weapons, glass bottles, alcohol, drones, selfie sticks, sharp objects, aerosols, and bulky luggage; confiscated items are not returned.
Children under 12 must be with a responsible adult at all times.
Large bags and suitcases are not allowed inside (max roughly 55 x 40 x 25 cm).
Scooters, skateboards, hoverboards, and similar are not allowed, except approved mobility aids.
Full-face masks and costumes are not allowed for guests aged 12 and over.
No animals except registered guide or assistance dogs.
Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is limited to designated outdoor areas.
No food or drink on rides, in theaters, or in queues; picnic meals go in the designated area outside the parks.

FAQs

How much are Disneyland Paris tickets?

Prices depend on the date, whether you choose 1 park or 2 parks, and the season. Weekdays tend to be cheaper, with weekends, holidays, and school breaks costing more. You can compare dates on our site to find the best available rate.

Where can I buy Disneyland Paris tickets?

Booking online is the easiest and safest way. Our site offers verified tickets, lets you compare ticket types, and often has online-only deals.

How do I get to Disneyland Paris from central Paris?

Take RER line A toward Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy and ride it to the last stop; the park entrance is right outside the station. The trip takes roughly 45 to 50 minutes.

How far is Disneyland Paris from the Eiffel Tower?

It's about 45 km (28 miles) east of the Eiffel Tower. By public transport the journey usually runs around an hour, and this ticket includes round-trip shuttle transfers from the Eiffel Tower.

Can I bring my own food into Disneyland Paris?

Full meals and bulky picnic setups aren't allowed inside the parks, but there's a designated picnic area just outside the entrances where you can eat your own food. Coolers, tables, and large containers must stay in that picnic zone.

What are the two parks at Disneyland Paris?

The resort has two parks side by side: Disneyland Park, the classic side built around Sleeping Beauty Castle, and Walt Disney Studios Park, which leans toward film, animation, and newer attractions.

When is Disneyland Paris busiest?

Weekends, French school holidays, and the summer months draw the biggest crowds, and queues for headline rides can get long. Arriving near opening helps you beat the rush.

Do I need to book a specific date in advance?

Yes. Entry works on dated tickets, so booking a specific day ahead is normal and often required during busy periods.