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ADDRESS

Bd de Parc, 77700 Coupvray, France

RECOMMENDED DURATION

5+ hours

Timings

09:30–21:00

VISITORS PER YEAR

15000000

TICKETS

From $69.72

NUMBER OF ENTRANCES

EXPECTED WAIT TIME - STANDARD

1-2 hours (Peak), 0-30 mins (Off Peak)

EXPECTED WAIT TIME - SKIP THE LINE

0-30 mins (Peak), 0-30 mins (Off Peak)

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Did you know?

Beneath Disneyland Paris lies a large network of tunnels and corridors that let staff move equipment and help characters travel around the park without being seen by guests.

Many of the tenants you see on the upstairs windows on Main Street, USA are real people. Most of these tenants are based off people who contributed to the development of the park.

Paul Chapman, the stained glass expert who worked on the restoration of Notre Dame, also worked on the stained glass windows for Princess Aurora’s Castle in his 80s.

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Why visit the Disneyland in Paris?

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Iconic Disney magic with a French twist

It blends classic Disney enchantment with French charm. Explore the Sleeping Beauty Castle, inspired by European fairy tales; stroll through the cobblestone streets in Fantasyland (in Disneyland Park); or step into a quaint French boutique to pick a souvenir.

Two parks, endless adventures

Within are two theme parks–Disneyland Park and Disney® Adventure World. From unique themes, interactive attractions, and immersive storytelling, each park offers unique experiences, for all age groups.

Exclusive attractions and seasonal events

From Ratatouille - The Adventure and Crush's Coaster (based on Finding Nemo) to the Marvel Avengers Campus, and seasonal events like the Disney Halloween Festival and Disney Enchanted Christmas, the park features attractions and celebrations found nowhere else.

Conveniently close to Paris

Located just 35 minutes from central Paris by train, the theme park is easily accessible for tourists and locals. Its proximity makes it a perfect day trip or weekend escape; adding child-like fun to your Parisian adventures.

Perfect for families and Disney fans

From kid-friendly rides and adrenaline-pumping roller coasters to fairy-tale setting meals to dazzling fireworks, there are rides and events for everyone. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned visitor, there is always something new to discover.

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Disneyland Paris is home to two parks, Disneyland Park and Disney® Adventure World, and a bustling entertainment complex, Disney Village.

Disneyland Park

The first of the two parks, it opened on April 12, 1992. Dedicated to all things Disney–characters and fairytales, it is divided into five themed lands, each a magical world that inspires the imagination.

Main Street USA
Frontierland
Adventureland
Fantasyland
Discoveryland

The rides and characters here are based on classic Disney tales, just as you remember them.

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Disney® Adventure World

A decade later, on March 16, 2002, the second park opened up, one dedicated to the cinematic world of Disney, Pixar, and the Avengers. This park is divided into five studio lots, each enjoyable and colorful.

Worlds of Pixar
Marvel Avengers Campus
Toon Studio
Production Courtyard
Front Lot

The rides and characters here are based on movie themes and behind-the-scenes actions.

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Disney Village

A shopping, dining, and entertainment complex, it sits right by the entrance to the two parks. Browse shops, grab a meal at a themed restaurant, catch a movie, or rise above the park in the largest helium-filled tethered balloon, up to a height of 100 meters.

It gets better–entry to Disney Village doesn’t require tickets and it opens earlier and closes later than the parks.

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Things to do

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Meet-and-greet characters

Get ready to meet and greet the stars of Disney magic! From classic characters like Mickey and Minnie to new favorites like Elsa and Woody, character encounters bring beloved stories to life. Snap photos, share hugs, and collect autographs—each interaction makes you feel like you’ve stepped right into a movie scene.

‘Avengers Assemble’ at the Marvel Avengers Campus

Calling all superheroes! Head to Marvel Avengers Campus, to join forces with Marvel’s mightiest heroes. Take part in thrilling attractions, interactive missions, and live-action encounters with characters like Spider-Man, Iron Man, and Black Panther. This is your chance to step into the Marvel universe and help save the day.

Experience the fun of seasonal events, if any

Make your visit extra special by timing it with seasonal events. Whether it’s spooky Halloween decor, magical Christmas festivities, or springtime surprises, each season brings new decorations, exclusive shows, and themed treats. Enjoy a completely different atmosphere and unique experiences each time you visit, capturing the spirit of each season.

Enjoy the spectacular shows and parades

Disneyland Paris is known for its dazzling shows and lively parades that bring favorite stories to life. From the high-energy Disney Stars on Parade to nighttime illuminations, every show is designed to captivate.

Shop till you drop, then shop some more

Shopping is an attraction in itself! With shops throughout the park and Disney Village, you’ll find everything from limited-edition Disney merch to French-inspired souvenirs. Perfect for picking up magical mementos, gifts, and those must-have Mickey ears, the shopping here is a true Disney experience.

Relish delicacies at themed restaurants

Take a break from the rides and indulge in Disney-themed dining. There are restaurants for every taste, from enchanted table-service meals to quick bites with unique Disney twists. Try French-inspired dishes at Auberge de Cendrillon or dine with Ratatouille at Bistrot Chez Rémy, making your meals as magical as the attractions.

Pirates of the Caribbean

Set sail on a thrilling pirate adventure with immersive sets, animatronics, and lively storytelling that inspired the blockbuster film series.

Location: Adventureland, Disneyland Park

Big Thunder Mountain roller coaster at Disneyland Park, Paris, with rocky landscape and train cars.

Ratatouille ride entrance at Disneyland Paris with Remy statue and themed decor.

Phantom Manor at Disneyland Paris with eerie Victorian architecture and surrounding gardens.

Indiana Jones roller coaster at Disneyland Paris with temple ruins in the background.

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Brief history of Disneyland Paris | 1992-present

Europe’s first Disney park opened on April 12, 1992, in Marne-la-Vallée, France. Designed by Walt Disney Imagineering, it was envisioned as a blend of American magic and French charm. However, the park's construction, which cost around $4 billion, sparked controversies about American cultural influence and economic feasibility. Originally called Euro Disney Resort, the park faced serious financial challenges in its early years due to high operational costs and lower-than-expected attendance, resulting in debt and a critical financial restructuring.

To rejuvenate interest, the park was rebranded to Disneyland Paris in 1994 and introduced new attractions, enhancing its appeal. Over time, the park gained popularity, evolving through expansions and renovations to cater to an international audience. Today, the theme park is one of Europe’s top attractions, drawing millions of visitors yearly with its unique mix of Disney’s legacy and French cultural influences, solidifying its place in European tourism.

Frequently asked questions about Disneyland Paris

Disneyland Paris stands out with its European flavor, stunning architecture, and unique attractions, including the beautiful Sleeping Beauty Castle. Though smaller than Disneyland in California or Disney World in Florida, it offers a unique mix of Disney and French culture, perfect for a European getaway.