Top things to know before you book

Disneyland Park is one of the two parks (the other being Walt Disney Studios Park) at Disneyland Paris.
If you have one day to spend, you can go with Disneyland® Paris 1-Day Tickets, which will give you access to either of the two parks or both the parks—you can make this choice at the time of your visit.
Have more than a day? Choose a multi-day pass, which will give you access to both parks. Add to cart Disneyland® Paris 2/3/4-Day Tickets.
Decided on the park, but not the date? Buy Disneyland® Paris 1-Day Flexible Date Tickets, which will give you access to either of the two parks or both the parks—you can make this choice at the time of your visit.
Park and dates are decided, but don't have a ride from Paris? To simplify logistics, we have From Paris: Disneyland® Paris 1-Park Tickets with Shuttle Bus Transfers, that offers round-trip transfers from Paris. There are multiple meeting points at popular locations in Paris, with departures between 8:15 am and 8:55 am, and return shuttles leave Disneyland Paris at 9 pm.
All tickets include access to the park's shows and parades (as per your choice), subject to availability and potential queues.
You must book tickets online in advance as Disneyland Paris does not sell tickets at the park entrance.
Kids under 3 years old go free. But make sure to carry ID for age verification.
All tickets include parades and shows. In fact, you don’t need to book separately for any in-park entertainment like meet-and-greets and parades.
You can exit and re-enter on the same day. Great if you need a midday break.

Choose your Disneyland Park ticket

1-day dated ticket

Best if you already know your travel dates.

Entry to both parks for one selected day
Lower prices when booked in advance

1-Day Ticket to Disneyland® Paris

Flexible (undated) ticket

For uncertain plans or gifting.

Valid for 1 year from the date of purchase
A reservation is required before visiting

1-Day Flexible Date Ticket to Disneyland® Paris

Multi-day ticket

Explore everything with 2, 3, or 4-day access.

Entry to both parks on all selected days
Consecutive-day use required

Multi-Day Ticket to Disneyland® Paris

Why visit Disneyland Park Paris?

The real question is “why not”! Disneyland Park is where the spirit of Disney truly comes to life, thanks to the perfect blend of classic charm and modern magic, offering something for every kind of visitor. Whether you're watching Sleeping Beauty Castle sparkle at dusk or stepping into a galaxy far, far away, this park is full of heartwarming nostalgia and thrilling new experiences. With live parades, immersive lands, character encounters, and attractions for all ages, it's your childhood dreams coming to life. Here are more reasons to visit…

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Meet iconic Disney characters

Share hugs, snap photos with Mickey, Elsa, Spider-Man or a Star Wars stormtrooper, and make memories with Disney’s most beloved characters. These meet-and-greets bring Disney stories to life.

Explore enchanting lands

From heading out on your first intergalactic voyage in Discoveryland to riding out for the Far West in Frontierland, Disneyland Park has five enchanting lands, filled with exciting attractions, magical details, and unforgettable experiences for the entire family.

Hop onto thrilling rides

Big Thunder Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, “it’s a small world”– are a few popular rides that define the landscape of Disneyland Park Paris. Don’t worry! They are all not for adrenaline junkies; it’s a family-friendly adventure.

Witness seasonal transformations

Throughout the year, the park undergoes magical transformations to suit the season–Halloween, Christmas, New Year, and more! Everything, from the rides to the parades to dining, is bathed in the spirit of the seasonal event.

Shop and dine to your heart’s content

Browse through the 36 shops to pick up the right souvenir to remember your trip by–Disney, Star Wars, Pixar, your options are endless. When done, head to a themed restaurant to grab a quick bite or sit down for a meal with a Disney character.

Explore the 5 Themed Lands

The park is divided into five lands, including the dreamy Fantasyland and the intergalactic Discoverland. Each zone brings back a memory of Disney classics, whether through exciting rides or creative shows and parades.

Discoveryland

Discoveryland is a tribute to visionaries like Jules Verne and George Lucas — a world where retro-futurism and sci-fi collide. You'll find space-age attractions, galactic battles, and time-bending thrills across its copper-toned buildings and planetary plazas.

Best for: Older kids, teens, and Star Wars fans

Don’t miss this: Hyperspace Mountain, Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast (7+, 1.20m for coaster)

Frontierland

Frontierland throws you into the rugged landscapes of the American Old West. From mining towns and ghost stories to riverside paths and frontier mansions, it’s a rich, immersive experience with standout storytelling.

Best for: Kids 5+, families who enjoy thrill rides and immersive themes

Don’t miss this: Big Thunder Mountain, Phantom Manor (5+, 1.02m for coaster)

Adventureland

Adventureland is where imagination meets thrill. Themed like a lush jungle with pirate coves and ancient temples, this land feels like a living movie set. You'll walk through rope boat rides and walk-throughs that take you through Aladdin’s world and pirate fortresses

Best for: Families with older kids, fans of action and adventure films

Don’t miss this: Pirates of the Caribbean, Indiana Jones (6+, 1.40m for coaster)

Disneyland Paris It's a Small World ride with colorful international dolls and vibrant scenery.

Fantasyland

The heart of Disney storytelling. Fantasyland is filled with bright colors, gentle rides, and iconic moments pulled straight from classic films. It’s home to the most attractions of any land at Disneyland Park and is designed with younger guests and nostalgic adults in mind. What does that mean? Castle walkthroughs, spinning teacups, flying elephants, and whimsical trains. Plus, frequent appearances by beloved Disney Princesses!

Best for: Toddlers, preschoolers, Disney purists, and families who want the classic Disney experience

Don’t miss this: It’s a Small World, Sleeping Beauty Castle, Peter Pan’s Flight (All ages, no height limit)

Main Street U.S.A

Main Street, U.S.A. is a romanticized recreation of early 20th-century America — think gas lamps, horse-drawn trolleys, and barbershop quartets. It’s also your main gateway to the castle and a perfect place for food, shopping, and parades.

Best for: Everyone, especially if you love Disney nostalgia

Don’t miss this: Disney Stars on Parade, vintage transportation rides (All ages, no height limit)

Disneyland Park vs Walt Disney Studios Park

Disneyland Park

Walt Disney Studios Park

Overview

The original, storybook-style park with five themed lands. Classic Disney charm and the iconic Sleeping Beauty Castle.

A movie studio-inspired park focused on Marvel, Pixar, and behind-the-scenes action. Thrill-heavy and modern.

Main Themes

Fairytales, fantasy, classic Disney characters

Cinematic universes, Marvel superheroes, Pixar animation

Top Attractions

Big Thunder Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, Hyperspace Mountain, It’s a Small World, Peter Pan’s Flight

Ratatouille: The Adventure, Crush’s Coaster, Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure, Avengers Assemble: Flight Force

Themed Areas

Main Street, U.S.A., Fantasyland, Adventureland, Frontierland, Discoveryland

Avengers Campus, Worlds of Pixar, Toon Studio, Production Courtyard

Shows & Parades

Disney Stars on Parade, Disney Illuminations (fireworks show), Castle stage shows

Stunt shows, Marvel live moments, animation-themed performances

Character Encounters

Mickey, Disney Princesses, classic characters

Marvel heroes, Pixar characters, and Star Wars appearances

Who It's Best For

First-time visitors, families with kids, Disney traditionalists, and nostalgia lovers

Teens, thrill-seekers, Marvel/Pixar fans, returning guests

Dining Options

Themed restaurants like Auberge de Cendrillon, Plaza Gardens, Casey’s Corner

Bistrot Chez Rémy, quick-service Pixar and Marvel dining, food trucks

Size & Layout

Larger, more immersive; best for full-day visits

Smaller, more compact; easy to cover in half a day

Tips

Start early in Fantasyland. Don’t miss Disney Illuminations. Use Premier Access on classic rides.

Rope-drop Crush’s Coaster. Use Premier Access for high-demand thrill rides. Time visits around show schedules.

Top Attractions at Disneyland Park

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Big Thunder Mountain

A runaway train coaster through red-rock canyons and a haunted mining town. It’s full of dips, turns, and immersive Old West theming.

(Ages 5+, 1.02m minimum)

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Pirates of the Caribbean

Board a boat and sail through dramatic pirate battles, eerie caves, and treasure-laden hideouts. A dark, atmospheric classic for all ages. It’s also great for a break from walking!

(All ages, no height limit)

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Peter Pan’s Flight

Glide in a flying ship over London and Neverland, passing mermaids, pirates, and fairy-tale scenes. Magical and gentle, especially for the little ones.

(All ages, no height limit)

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Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain

Zoom through space on this Star Wars-themed indoor coaster, complete with blasters, tie fighters, and high-speed inversions. It’s one of the most dizzying rides that you cannot miss.

(Ages 7+, 1.20m minimum)

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Phantom Manor

Take a spooky ride through a ghostly mansion with haunting visuals, eerie music, and a gripping backstory.

(Ages 6+, no height limit)

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It’s a Small World

Sail through a colourful, multicultural world of singing dolls and dancing puppets. Gentle, vibrant, and perfect for all ages.

(All ages, no height limit)

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Visiting with Little Kids?

Disneyland Park is one of the most toddler-friendly theme parks in the world — carefully designed to balance fun, comfort, and magic for the whole family. From colourful, low-sensory attractions to plentiful rest areas, every corner is built with families in mind.

Gentle rides: It’s a Small World, Dumbo the Flying Elephant, Casey Jr., and the carousel are perfect for first-timers
Play-friendly zones: Fantasyland is a dreamland for little ones — no high thrills, just fairytales and fun
Character moments: Meet Mickey, Minnie, Disney Princesses, and even characters from Pixar and Marvel
Parent facilities: Clean baby care centres, stroller rentals, bottle-warming stations, and family restrooms across the park
Flexible pacing: Plenty of shaded areas, dining spots with high chairs, and shows where kids can take a breather
Whether it’s your child’s very first theme park or their third Disney visit, Disneyland Park keeps young guests (and their grown-ups) happy and well cared for.

Learn more about planning with little ones here.

Things to look out for

Agrabah Café Restaurant: Step into Aladdin’s world with Middle Eastern décor and a buffet of flavorful Mediterranean dishes. Perfect for fans of Arabian nights and exotic cuisine.
Must-try dish: Chicken Tagine with preserved lemons and olives

Auberge de Cendrillon: Dine like royalty in this elegant Fantasyland restaurant inspired by Cinderella’s world. Enjoy French fine dining in a regal courtyard setting, with visits from beloved Disney Princesses.
Must-try dish: Veal medallions with truffle cream sauce

Captain Jack's - Restaurant des Pirates: Dine amidst a pirate hideout, surrounded by tropical settings and shipwrecks. A perfect escape for adventurous souls and Pirates of the Caribbean fans.
Must-try dish: Caribbean-style coconut shrimp

The Lucky Nugget Saloon: Head to Frontierland for hearty Western meals served in a lively, saloon-style setting. With live music and cowboy charm, it’s a fun and filling stop for all ages.
Must-try dish: BBQ pork ribs with corn on the cob

Discover all your Disneylicious meal options

Constellations: Find Disney-themed souvenirs, apparel, and homeware with a celestial theme at this store near Fantasyland. It offers something magical for shoppers of every age.

Disney & Co.: Step into Disney & Co. for character-inspired clothing, toys, and keepsakes. Its playful atmosphere makes it an instant hit with kids and adults alike.

Emporium: Located on Main Street, U.S.A., the Emporium is the park’s largest shop, offering classic Disney merchandise and collectibles in a nostalgic setting.

La Chaumière des Sept Nains: Located in Fantasyland, this charming shop is a dream come true for young royals. It offers princess dresses, sparkling tiaras, and fairytale accessories inspired by beloved Disney characters.

Star Traders: Explore a galaxy of merchandise in this Discoveryland shop. From Star Wars lightsabers to Marvel apparel and Pixar collectibles, it’s the go-to destination for sci-fi and superhero fans.

All the shops at Disneyland Paris

Minnie Mouse performing in Disneyland Paris parade during Minnie's Musical Moment show.

Disney Stars on Parade: The park’s signature daytime parade featuring vibrant floats, music, and characters from Frozen, The Lion King, and more.

Mickey’s Halloween Celebration (Autumn only): A festive fall parade with villain-themed floats, pumpkins, and a jazzy, mischievous soundtrack.

Disney Enchanted Christmas Parade (Winter only): A heartwarming holiday celebration with toy soldiers, reindeer, princesses in winter attire, and snow on Main Street, U.S.A.

All the parades at Disneyland Paris

Disneyland Paris musical show with performers in colorful costumes on stage.

Disney Dreams! Nighttime Spectacular (Sleeping Beauty Castle): End your day with fireworks, projections, and fountains synced to Disney movie songs—unmissable!

The Lion King: Rhythms of the Pride Lands (Frontierland Theater): A Broadway-style live show with acrobatics, drumming, and stunning vocals—limited seating, arrive early!

Let the Magic Shine! (Castle Stage): A seasonal mini-show featuring Mickey, Minnie, and Disney Princesses in a sparkling musical medley.

All the shows in Disneyland Park

Mickey performing magic on stage at Disneyland Paris show, Mickey and the Magician.

Mickey & Friends at Meet Mickey Mouse (Fantasyland): Snap a classic photo with Mickey in his magician’s studio—indoors and photogenic.

Princess Pavilion (Fantasyland): Meet a rotating line-up of Disney Princesses like Cinderella, Rapunzel, and Belle in an enchanting royal setting.

Captain Jack Sparrow (Adventureland): Spot the rogue pirate near Pirates of the Caribbean—great for fun, unscripted character moments.

Winnie the Pooh & Friends (Fantasyland): Encounter Tigger, Eeyore, and Pooh near The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

Seasonal & Surprise Encounters: During special events (like Halloween or Christmas), rare characters like the Evil Queen or Santa Goofy often appear.

All the characters encounters in Disneyland Park

Rides you simply can’t miss at Disneyland Park Paris

Hyperspace Mountain

Launch into a Star Wars-inspired adventure with high-speed twists, turns, and galactic battles in deep space.
Location: Discoveryland

Pirates of the Caribbean ride boat scene at Disneyland Paris Park.

Small World boat ride at Disneyland Paris with colorful international dolls.

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

Frequently asked questions about Disneyland Park Paris

How different is Disneyland Park Paris from Walt Disney Studios Park?

Disneyland Park is themed around fairy tales and Disney classics, with attractions like Sleeping Beauty Castle and "Pirates of the Caribbean." Walt Disney Studios focuses on movies and behind-the-scenes experiences, offering attractions like the "Ratatouille Adventure" and "Tower of Terror."

What is the best time to visit Disneyland Park Paris?

Weekdays during off-peak seasons (January, February, and mid-September) are ideal for smaller crowds. Arrive early for shorter wait times.

What types of tickets are available?

Options include single-day tickets, multi-day passes, and combination tickets for both parks. Fast Pass upgrades are available for quicker access to select rides.

What are the must-visit attractions at Disneyland Park Paris?

Highlights include "Big Thunder Mountain," "it’s a small world," "Hyperspace Mountain," and the nightly fireworks show at Sleeping Beauty Castle.

Can I bring my food and drinks to the park?

Outside food and drinks are not allowed, except for baby food or dietary requirements. There are over 50 restaurants and cafes on the campus which serve a variety of cuisines.

Which park will my kids enjoy most at Disneyland Paris?

There is no favourite to pick; Disneyland Paris is magical as a whole. While Disneyland Park revolves around Disney classics, Walt Disney Studios Park has a superhero theme. How about taking them to both the parks?

Are pets allowed inside Disneyland Park Paris?

Only service and guide dogs are permitted. If you’re travfelling with your pet though, a nearby kennel service is available.

Are there photography restrictions inside the park?

Photography is allowed, but drones and professional equipment require prior approval. Flash photography is discouraged on rides, but you can always purchase ride photographs from the photo booths at the entrance to the ride.

What happens if it rains during my visit?

Since many attractions and shows are indoors, those will continue uninterrupted. If you’re still determined to stay outdoors and enjoy the rains, ponchos and umbrellas are sold at park stores.

Is Disneyland Park Paris worth visiting for adults?

Yes, Disneyland Park has thrilling rides, themed restaurants, character parades, and spectacular shows that make it an enjoyable experience for adults too.