Best if you already know your travel dates.
- Entry to Walt Disney Studios Park for one selected day
- Lower prices when booked in advance
- Choose either one park or both parks on the day of your visit
Disneyland® Paris 1-Day Tickets
Step behind the scenes and into the spotlight with tickets to Walt Disney Studios Park, the second magical gate at Disneyland Paris. This park celebrates cinema, animation, and imagination, with immersive lands inspired by Pixar, Marvel, and Disney classics. From thrilling rides to live shows, it’s where you don’t just watch the magic, you’re part of it.
Walt Disney Studios Park is where the art of movie-making and the thrill of storytelling come together. From stepping into a Marvel action sequence to shrinking down to rat-size in a Parisian kitchen, this park brings film magic to life. It’s action-packed, immersive, and always surprising, perfect for fans of blockbusters, animation, and behind-the-scenes wonder.
More reasons to visit:
Step into the world of cinema, complete with sets and props inspired by beloved films, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how your favorite movies came to life.
No Disneyland visit is complete without meeting the characters who bring Disney magic to life. From classics like Mickey and Minnie to modern icons like Spider-Man and Jessie, create unforgettable moments.
Enjoy exciting rides like Crush’s Coaster and family-friendly options such as Ratatouille: The Adventure, promising entertainment for visitors of every age and interest. Let’s not forget the nostalgic musicals and interactive exhibits too!
The park is divided into 5 distinct zones, each presenting different aspects of filmmaking. Start at the Front Lot; walk through Toon Studio, Worlds of Pixar, and the Avengers Campus; and end in the Production Courtyard.
Everyone is welcome at Walt Disney Studios Park. From understanding the art of filmmaking to experiencing the thrill of rides, centered around movies we’ve all loved, there is something for everyone.
Walt Disney Studios Park
Disneyland Park
Overview
A modern, action-packed park themed around movies, Marvel superheroes, Pixar animation, and behind-the-scenes magic.
The original Disney park in Paris, designed like a storybook with classic characters, immersive lands, and the iconic Sleeping Beauty Castle.
Main Themes
Film production, action scenes, animation, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Pixar worlds.
Fairytales, fantasy, adventure, space, and the charm of classic Disney stories.
Top Attractions
Crush’s Coaster, Ratatouille: The Adventure, Avengers Assemble: Flight Force, Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure, Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.
Big Thunder Mountain, Hyperspace Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, It’s a Small World, Peter Pan’s Flight.
Themed Areas
Avengers Campus, Worlds of Pixar, Toon Studio, Production Courtyard.
Main Street U.S.A., Fantasyland, Adventureland, Frontierland, Discoveryland.
Shows & Parades
Marvel live-action shows, Pixar character moments, Animation Celebration. More spontaneous and film-driven.
Daily Disney Stars on Parade, castle stage musicals, nighttime Disney Illuminations fireworks show.
Character Encounters
Marvel heroes (Spider-Man, Iron Man), Pixar stars (Woody, Buzz, Remy), and seasonal characters from newer franchises.
Classic characters (Mickey, Minnie), Disney Princesses, Winnie the Pooh, and more traditional fan favorites.
Who It's Best For
Adults, thrill-seekers, Marvel/Pixar fans, returning visitors wanting fresh experiences.
Families, especially with young kids, first-time visitors, fans of Disney’s classic magic.
Dining Options
Film-themed dining like Bistrot Chez Rémy and Marvel snack spots. Smaller selection but modern atmosphere.
Broad variety of restaurants including buffet, quick-service, and fine dining. Best for character dining and themed meals.
Size & Layout
Smaller and easier to navigate. You can cover most rides in half a day.
Larger and more detailed, with more attractions to explore. Best suited for a full-day experience.
Tips
Visit early for Crush’s Coaster and Ratatouille. Use Premier Access on Marvel rides. Check showtimes for stunt shows.
Begin in Fantasyland, watch Disney Stars on Parade, and stay for Illuminations. Use Premier Access for classic rides like Peter Pan’s Flight and Big Thunder Mountain.
Join Iron Man and Captain Marvel on a high-speed, high-tech roller coaster through space.
(Ages 8+, 1.20m minimum)
Shrink to the size of a rat and zip through Gusteau’s kitchen in this 4D dark ride.
(All ages, 1.00m minimum)
Use hand gestures to sling webs and catch Spider-Bots in this interactive ride.
(All ages, 1.00m minimum)
Step into a haunted elevator in this Twilight Zone-themed drop ride. Atmospheric, eerie, and full of surprises.
(Ages 8+, 1.02m minimum)
A scenic tour through Route 66 with explosions, laughs, and Lightning McQueen.
(All ages, no height limit)
Walt Disney Studios Park offers plenty for younger guests, with just the right balance of fun and comfort. It's an energetic, imagination-fueled space that’s just as exciting for little explorers as it is for grown-up film fans.
Drop into spine-tingling thrills as you plunge into darkness in this haunted Hollywood hotel.
If time permits, a 2-Park ticket allows you to visit both parks, but allocating a full day to each provides a more immersive experience.
Spend at least one full day to experience all (or most) of the attractions, shows, and character meet-and-greets. Two days are ideal for a relaxed visit.
It’s known for its behind-the-scenes look at movie-making, unique attractions like the Animation Studio and Disney Junior Live shows, and zones themed after popular films like Frozen and Marvel.
Disneyland Park is generally more crowded due to its iconic attractions and classic Disney charm. However, Walt Disney Studios Park gets busy during peak times, especially at popular rides like Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure.
Absolutely! Attractions like the Tower of Terror, Avengers Campus, and Animation Academy appeal to adults and children.
Attractions like Disney Junior Dream Factory and Toy Story-themed rides, plus interactive shows like Stitch Live!, are perfect for kids.
Visit during early mornings or weekdays to avoid large crowds. Booking during the off-season (November to March) can also ensure a quieter experience.