Disneyland Paris
Disneyland Paris
Two theme parks, seven Disney hotels and a short train ride from Paris. Planned for families by a Platinum Authorized Disney Vacation Planner.
Platinum Authorized DisneyVacation Planner
Disneyland Paris gives your family a second Disney park experience and a European city break in one trip. Because it is a multi-day resort rather than a single afternoon park, the hotel choice, transfer timing and ticket length matter more than they do in Orlando, and we build all of it together.
What is Disneyland Paris?
Disneyland Paris opened in April 1992 in Marne-la-Vallée, about 32 kilometres east of central Paris. It is a resort rather than a single park: two theme parks, seven themed Disney hotels, the Disney Village shops and restaurants, and one of Europe's largest conference venues. It welcomes more visitors than any other theme park destination in Europe.
Which parks will your family visit?
The resort has two gates. Disneyland Park centres on Sleeping Beauty Castle and the classic storybook lands. The second park became Disney Adventure World on 29 March 2026, adding World of Frozen, the Worlds of Pixar and Marvel Avengers Campus, plus a new main avenue called Adventure Way and Adventure Bay, the lake that hosts its nighttime spectacular.
How do families travelling from the United States get there?
Most guests fly into Paris Charles de Gaulle, which has nonstop service from many North American cities, then travel roughly 45 minutes by road to the resort. A high-speed rail station sits at the park gates, and Eurostar connects London directly. We arrange the transfers so nothing is left to work out on arrival.
Why book Disneyland Paris through ClickTheMouse?
Planning, booking and offer monitoring are free, because Disney pays our agency directly rather than adding a markup to your fare. As a Platinum Authorized Disney Vacation Planner we work in Disney's own reservation system, so one specialist handles the hotels, tickets and transfers and watches for savings after you book.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you need a visa for Disneyland Paris?
- Most North American passport holders can visit France for tourism without a visa for short stays, but Europe is introducing an electronic travel authorisation for visa-exempt visitors. Passport validity rules also apply, so we confirm exactly what your group needs in writing before you book.
- How many days do you need at Disneyland Paris?
- Two parks, seven hotels and Disney Village make a four or five night stay the comfortable minimum, with an extra day if you want both parks unhurried. Add time for Paris itself. We map the nights against ticket options so the schedule suits your children's pace.
- Is Disneyland Paris suitable for young children and teens?
- Yes. The storybook lands and character meetings suit younger guests, while Marvel Avengers Campus, the Frozen kingdom and the newer thrill rides hold teenager interest. Ride heights and activity levels are listed per attraction, and we match the itinerary to your group so nobody sits out.
- What does a Disneyland Paris trip cost?
- Costs depend on season, hotel and how many nights you add in Paris, so we price your dates rather than quote a figure that may not hold. Tell us your travel window and group, and we send a written quote in US dollars with any current offers applied.
Plan my Disneyland Paris trip
Tell us your travel window and who is coming. A ClickTheMouse specialist will reply within one business day with hotel, ticket and transfer options.
Get a Quote