- 3-min walk (200 m)
- Open-air dining, shops, and live entertainment just outside the parks’ gates.
- Cost: Free entry, meals from €15
Disneyland Paris sits in Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy, around 32 km east of central Paris. Within a 20-minute walk or short RER hop, you’ll find shopping centres, aquariums, and family attractions across Val d’Europe, Serris, and Coupvray. It’s an easy base for exploring this resort town, whether you’re squeezing in a few hours before park entry or planning a full off-park day around the neighbourhood.
A Paris City Pass covers top attractions in and around Disneyland Paris, including museums and river cruises in central Paris. Perfect for families and first-timers, save up to 40% and skip the ticket lines.
Hop-on Hop-off sightseeing buses make it easy to explore Paris before or after your Disneyland visit. Routes cover top landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Notre-Dame, Champs-Élysées, and Montmartre—perfect for seeing Paris’s highlights in a single day.
Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park are the main theme parks and sit within the resort itself; they’re typically booked as part of a visit to Disneyland Paris.
💡 Tip: Slot a Val d’Europe or Villages Nature day between heavy park days. The mix of shopping, aquarium time, and outdoor walks helps kids (and grown-ups) recharge without leaving the area.








💡 Tip: Instead of buying every snack in the parks, pick up sandwiches, fruit, and drinks at Val d’Europe’s supermarket, then enjoy a lakeside picnic near Disney Village between rides. It’s cheaper and gives everyone a breather.
💡 Tip: Even if you’re spending part of the day at the mall or aquarium, keep an eye on the Disneyland Paris app for parade and night-show schedules so you can time your return for the big moments.
💡 Tip: Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy is the end of RER A, so trains always head back towards Paris. Pick up a day ticket if you’re weaving in a city visit between Disneyland mornings and evenings.

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Yes, the area is well-lit and patrolled, especially around Disney Village and hotels. It remains lively into the evening, but always keep an eye on your belongings.
Absolutely. Wide, paved paths connect the parks, Disney Village, hotels, and shopping centers. Most attractions are within a 20-minute walk.
Locals enjoy La Vallée Village for outlet shopping, Parc du Mont Evrin for nature walks, and Disney Village for live music and dining.
Parc du Mont Evrin is ideal for a picnic, with shaded lawns and playgrounds just a short walk from the parks.
The entrance to Disneyland Park, in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle, and along Lake Disney in Disney Village offer great photo opportunities.
Enjoy live music and street performers in Disney Village, stroll through La Vallée Village, or relax in local parks like Parc du Mont Evrin.
Annette’s Diner, The Steakhouse, and Rainforest Café in Disney Village are all within a 5-minute walk and offer a range of cuisines.
Visit Sea Life Aquarium, play in Parc du Mont Evrin, or enjoy the indoor playgrounds at Val d’Europe Shopping Center.
Head to Sea Life Aquarium, explore Val d’Europe Shopping Center, or catch a movie at the Gaumont Cinema in Disney Village.
Yes, luggage storage is available at Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station and at the entrances to both parks.
Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station on RER A is directly at the entrance to Disneyland Paris.
Only service animals are allowed inside the parks and most attractions. Dogs are welcome in some public parks with a leash.
Some Paris City Passes include transportation to Disneyland Paris and discounts at nearby attractions. Check details before purchasing.
La Vallée Village and Val d’Europe Shopping Center are the main shopping destinations, both within a 15-minute walk.
The area in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle during the Illuminations Show and along Lake Disney in Disney Village are top spots for night photos.
Parc du Mont Evrin offers a peaceful escape, and La Vallée Village sometimes hosts pop-up art installations and events.
Weekdays outside school holidays and early mornings are the quietest times. Avoid weekends and public holidays for shorter lines.
Christmas and Halloween festivals, New Year’s Eve parties, and summer music events in Disney Village are highlights throughout the year.