Disneyland Paris parking guide | Fees, map & driving tips

Is there parking at Disneyland Paris?

Yes. Disneyland Paris has a large official parking lot right outside both parks, directly accessible from the A4 motorway (Exit 14: Parcs Disney).

• The lot is divided into themed zones (Mickey, Donald, Goofy, etc.) — always note your row.
  
• Parking is secure, staffed, and within a 10–15 minute walk to the park entrances via moving walkways.
  
• Open from before park opening until after closing.

Is it worth driving to Disneyland Paris?

For Paris-based visitors, it’s worth comparing costs:

• Car (from central Paris): ~€15–€20 fuel + €30–€60 parking = €45–€80 total
  
• Train (RER A): €15–€20 return per person
  
• Magical Shuttle (from airports): €23–€35 per person

Driving is often a better value for families or groups. Solo or couples may save more with the train/shuttle.

Electric vehicle charging at Disneyland Paris

Disneyland Paris offers 22 charging stations in the guest parking area.

• Connector type: 22 kW AC Type 2
  
• Operator: IZIVIA (requires app or RFID card)
  
• Cost: Standard charging fees apply (not included in parking fee)
  
• Availability: First-come, first-served — arrive early if you need one.

Special parking options

• Accessible parking: Close to entrances for guests with reduced mobility (permit required).
  
• Hotel parking: Free for guests at most Disney Hotels; parking is included with room booking.
  
• Valet parking: Offered at select hotels (Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel, Disneyland Hotel).

Alternatives to parking at Disneyland Paris

If you’d rather not drive, here are convenient alternatives:

• RER A Train: Direct to Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station, just a 2-minute walk to park gates.
  
• Hotel shuttles: Many partner & Disney Hotels provide free/paid shuttles.
  
• Park & Ride near Paris: Park outside the city and continue by train to save on fees.

For day-trippers from Paris, trains often work out cheaper. For families traveling from outside Paris, driving + parking is more cost-effective.

Tips for drivers

• Arrive 60–90 minutes before park opening during weekends & holidays to avoid entrance queues.
  
• Combine driving with Premier Access if you want a time-efficient day in the parks.
  
• Keep your parking ticket safe — you’ll need it to exit.
  
• Note your parking zone & row (take a photo).
  
• Wear comfortable shoes for the walk or use the moving walkways.