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Few things on Earth come close to a holiday to Disneyland Paris. From the moment you set eyes on the elaborate spires of Sleeping Beauty Castle to the moment you leave, the magic never stops. For the ultimate family holiday, it has to be Disneyland.

Set around two distinctive parks, Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studio Park, Disneyland Paris packs a spectacular array of rollercoasters, rides, shows, parades and, of course, all your favourite Disney characters into a space the size of a small city.

Divided into five “lands”, each with its own theme, Disneyland Park is the classic Disney experience. It’s here you’ll find most of the big-name rides and iconic settings, such as Sleeping Beauty Castle in Fantasyland. The other four, Main Street U.S.A., Frontierland, Adventureland and Discoveryland, transport you to the US, the wild west and beyond.

Meanwhile, Walt Disney Studio Park takes you behind the scenes. Here, you’ll witness the magic that goes into making a Disney movie, with film-themed rides from Ratatouille, Toy Story, Finding Nemo and more. Interactive tours and action-packed shows all add to the excitement.

Beyond the rides, there’s endless entertainment at Disney Village, where you’ll find shopping, dining, shows and dancing. There are even nature resorts, Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch and Les Villages Nature Paris, to relax at during your Disneyland Paris holiday.

Whether hopping on the Eurostar or taking a flight, the park is easy to get to from the UK. And at just 32km (20 miles) outside Paris, and just over an hour by train, you can even add a visit to an extended city break.

Cheap Hotels near Disneyland Paris under £200pp

There are plenty of hotels in Marne-la-Vallée, the area around Disneyland, which cater for a wide range of budgets. A lot of them also provide free shuttles to the park, so transport isn’t an issue. Val d’Europe is a particularly convenient, as the RER A train line is just one stop away from the park. Alternatively, campsites often have some of the lowest rates, and there are plenty nearby, such as Iris Parc Le Chêne Gris. If camping, you may need your own transport to get to the park.

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Campanile Val de France

3.9

Good

  • Magny-Le-Hongre, Paris, France
  • 3 April 2025
  • Bed & breakfast
  • Edinburgh

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£170 pp
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Aparthotel Adagio Serris - Val d'Europe

4

Good

  • Serris, Paris, France
  • 4 July 2025
  • Self-catering
  • Manchester

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£193 pp
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Best Western Hôtel Grand Parc

4.5

Excellent

  • Chanteloup-En-Brie, Paris, France
  • 4 July 2025
  • Self-catering
  • Manchester

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£192 pp
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Family friendly Eurodisney hotels

For families wanting the full Disney experience, choose any one of the on-site Disney hotels, such as Sequoia Lodge, Newport Bay Club, and Disneyland Hotel. As you’d expect, the Disney magic is woven into the hotel services, with character meets, themed-rooms and tons of Disney merchandise. Staying in the park puts you within walking distance of most of the major attractions and rides. Disney hotels are generally the most expensive options for accommodation. However, if you’re planning a week-long break, you may be able to save by opting for a Disney package, inclusive of tickets, accommodation, transport and dining.

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Best Western Hôtel Grand Parc

4.5

Excellent

  • Chanteloup-En-Brie, Paris, France
  • 4 April 2025
  • Self-catering
  • Gatwick

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£248 pp
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Campanile Val de France

3.9

Good

  • Magny-Le-Hongre, Paris, France
  • 3 April 2025
  • Bed & breakfast
  • Edinburgh

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£170 pp
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L'Elysée Val d'Europe

4.7

Excellent

  • Serris, Paris, France
  • 3 April 2025
  • Self-catering
  • Edinburgh

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£253 pp
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When to go to Disneyland Paris

Disneyland Paris is open year-round, with the busiest times generally falling during the summer school holiday and Christmas.

When to go for the best weather

While the promise of blazing sunshine is tempting, the heat can be quite uncomfortable in the peak of summer, especially with long periods outside likely. Instead, look to Easter, early summer (last two weeks of July), late summer (last two weeks of August) when the weather averages around 20C, and the October half-term.

When is the cheapest time to visit Eurodisney?

If you’re travelling with kids, February half term will likely offer the cheapest Disneyland Paris holidays, but there’s no guarantees that the weather will pay ball.

When to go for the best of both

From January to March, there’s a good compromise between price and crowds, but the weather, especially over January and February, could be cold and wet. Outside of the half terms, May and October can be good bets.

What to do in Disneyland Paris

With two theme parks, two nature resorts, an enormous entertainment district in the Disney Village, and the Val d’Europe shopping centre, finding something to do is never an issue at Disneyland Paris. If anything, the problem is packing all that magic into one trip!

It’s a Small World

Disney’s ode to multi-culturalism is so iconic, the famous words are probably ringing around your head already. So, sing along with the rest of the world as you set sail from continent to continent, each one recreated in brilliant, colourful detail.

From the canals of Venice to the plains of Africa, and everywhere in between, let the children of the world show you their little spot of our planet. Disney’s most iconic ride is a must-see and you’ll find it in the Fantasyland area of the Disneyland Park.

Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain

Blast off into warp drive in this thrilling reboot of a Disney classic. Dodge blaster fire in outer space as you join the Rebel Alliance in the fight against the evil Empire. With TIE fighters whizzing past your head, X Wings swooping to protect you, all under the soundtrack of that epic score, you’ll need all your Jedi skills to come out on top. One for thrill seekers, find it in the park’s Discoveryland section. May the Force be with you.

Ratatouille: The Adventure

Make a reservation at Gusteau’s and join Remy as he tries to escape the clutches of nasty Chef Skinner. Marvel as Walt Disney Studio Park brings the action to life in stunning 4D, with a thrilling rollercoaster chase across a giant Parisienne kitchen – it’s Disney at its creative, crazy best. This is one of Disneyland Paris’ most popular attractions, so make sure you get there early to avoid huge queues. Find it at Toon Studio.

Breakfast with Mickey and the Disney characters

Drop in for breakfast with Mickey and friends for an experience the kids will never forget. Breakfasts take place at Auberge de Cendrillon in Fantasyland, close to Sleeping Beauty Castle. Book well in advance to avoid disappointment – breakfast with Mickey is incredibly popular.

If you can’t get a slot at the Auberge restaurant, Pizza Gardens Restaurant does a buffet breakfast at the same time. How can Mickey be in two places at once? Let’s just put that one down to the magic of Disney.

Disney Stars on Parade

Witness the wonderful world of Disney come to life at Disneyland Paris’ spectacular daily parade. Expect singing, dancing and whole lot of fun as all of the park’s “lands” come together for the ultimate show.

Join all your Disney favourites, old and new, as they make their way along Main Street, U.S.A. Toy Story, Lion King, Jungle Book, Frozen and, of course, the main mouse himself, plus all the originals… it’s the biggest show going!

Where to stay in Disneyland Paris

For food and drink

While there are plenty of places to eat at Disneyland, the park isn’t exactly known for its culinary exploits. Luckily, one of the greatest foodie cities in the world is just an hour by train from the park’s gates. The 11th arrondissement, home to some of Paris’ most exciting new chefs, is a great place to base yourself for quality food and local dining. Gare de Lyon, the station which connects directly to Disneyland, is also nearby. The Latin Quarter in the 5th arrondissement is another good option, especially for those on a budget.

For nightlife

Mickey isn’t much of a raver these days, so if you’re after a few late nights, central Paris is your best bet. Try trendy Marais and Montmartre for cocktails and bar-hopping, Saint-Germain for live jazz, and Pigalle for raucous cabaret.

Close to Gare de Lyon, Bastille has a good mix of nightlife and is in a decent location from which to explore the city. Nearby Oberkampf has an edgier vibe, with dive and live music bars. By staying in the 11th arrondissement, you’re in a good spot to explore both Bastille and Oberkampf.

For culture

With some of the greatest museums, galleries and architecture in the world, Paris is pretty much bursting at the seams with culture. The 1st arrondissement is home to some of the city’s most iconic attractions, including the Louvre, the Tuileries Garden and the Musee d’Orsay, with the Pompidou Centre, Champs-Elysees and the Notre Dame nearby.

The 7th arrondissement, where you’ll find the Eiffel Tower, is another good option. For budget accommodation, consider Montmartre, home to the beautiful Sacre-Coeur. Alternatively, Saint-Germain is very central with good transport links to the major attractions.

FAQs: Tips and advice

Getting to Disneyland Paris

Getting to Disneyland Paris generally depends on your accommodation. If you are staying at one of Disney’s hotels, most attractions will be within walking distance. For non-Disney hotels in the vicinity of Disneyland, there are complimentary shuttle buses to and from the park.

For those staying at campsites or hotels further afield, a car may be required to get to the park.

To get to Disneyland from central Paris, take the RER A line from Gare de Lyon. The train takes approximately one hour.

Do I need to have a visa to go to Disneyland Paris?

No, travellers with a full British passport do not need a visa to go to France.

How many days do I need in Disneyland Paris?

Most people spend around three nights (four days) at Disneyland Paris, but it’s possible to see the highlights in one day if you are short on time. If you’re tagging a few days in Paris on to your trip, consider five or six nights.

Good to know

Flight time

1.5 hrs

(from London)

Currency

Euro (€)

Language

French