Planning a trip to Disneyland Paris is exciting. The magic of the castle, the parades, the characters and the rides make it one of the most popular destinations in Europe. But before you can step through the gates, you need to make one important decision: which tickets should you buy?

Disneyland Paris has several ticket types, extra options, and packages. Prices change depending on when you go, how long you stay, and where you buy your tickets. If you don’t know much about it, it can feel confusing. The good news? With the right choices, you can save money, skip lines, and enjoy your trip to the fullest.

This guide walks you through everything you need to know about Disneyland Paris tickets. You’ll discover which options exist, where to buy them, when to book, and how to make your visit as magical as possible.

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Tickets Disneyland Paris: everything you need to know before you go

Which kinds of tickets are available

Disneyland Paris has two main types of theme parks: Disneyland Park (with the castle and classic attractions) and Walt Disney Studios Park (focused on movies, Pixar, and Marvel). Tickets are sold depending on how many parks you want to enter and how many days you want to stay.

1 day / 1 park	– Cheapest option – Explore Disneyland Park OR Walt Disney Studios Park
1 day / 2 parks	– Flexible to visit both parks in 1 day – If you only have 1 day
Multi-day ticket	– 2, 3, or 4 day ticket – Cheaper than buying single tickets – No rush and see/do everything (shows, rides, characters encounters)
Flex tickets	– Choose the date later – More expensive
Fixed tickets	– Cheaper than Flex

Tickets + hotel packages

Going to Disneyland Paris is only complete when you also can stay in a Disney hotel. When you book a Disney hotel the tickets are included for all guests and for all days of your stay!

You can benefit specific benefits like Extra Magic Time, free shutles, …

You get the FULL Disney experiences with themed rooms, meeting Disney characters, …

Where to buy your Disneyland Paris tickets?

We recommend that you buy your tickets online on the official Disneyland Paris website. There are often seasonal promotions!

When you’re looking for package deals? You can also book via Eurostar.

Annual passes – are they worth it?

If you’re planning to visit Disneyland Paris more than once in a year, an annual pass might save you money. There are different tiers with different benefits:

• Discovery Pass: cheapest, but has many block-out dates
• Magic Flex and Magic Plus: mid-range, fewer restrictions, discounts on food and shops
• Infinity Pass: most expensive, but includes free parking, big discounts, and the best perks

For families who live in France, Belgium, or nearby countries, an annual pass can be a very smart investment.

Extras and upgrades

A ticket gives you entry, but Disney offers optional upgrades to make your visit more comfortable.

1. Premier Access

• Skip regular lines at popular rides
• Pay per ride or buy a bundle
• Great if you hate waiting or only have a short visit

1. PhotoPass+

• Digital access to all your ride photos and character meet photos
• Perfect for families and first timers

1. Special events

• Halloween Soirée or New Year’s Eve Party often need separate event tickets
• Limited capacity, so book early

👉 CTA suggestion: Upgrade your Disney day with Premier Access and spend less time waiting in line.

The best way to buy cheap tickets

Disneyland Paris is not cheap, but there are clever ways to save money:

• Always buy online in advance
• Go midweek and outside school holidays
• Compare 1-day vs multi-day tickets – often multi-day is cheaper per day
• Look for package deals with hotel and transport included
• Children under 3 years old enter for free

Some resellers also offer flash sales or seasonal discounts, so it’s worth checking multiple sources before you buy.

The best period to buy tickets

Ticket prices depend on demand. The cheapest months are usually:

• January to March (except school holidays)
• Mid-September to mid-November
• Weekdays outside public holidays

The most expensive periods are summer, Christmas, Halloween, and Easter holidays. If you want both low prices and manageable crowds, go in spring or autumn midweek.

Packages with transport

You can save time and money by buying tickets with transport included:

• Eurostar packages: direct train from London to Disneyland Paris
• Flight packages: fly into Paris Charles de Gaulle and combine with Disney shuttle service
• Bus packages: cheaper option, especially from Belgium, Netherlands, or Northern France

These packages often include both tickets and hotels, and sometimes work out cheaper than booking separately.

👉 CTA suggestion: Check train and flight packages to Disneyland Paris for the best deals.

First timer tips – what you need to know

If it’s your first time at Disneyland Paris, tickets are only part of the story. Here’s what beginners should know:

1. Plan at least 2 days – 1 day for Disneyland Park, 1 day for Walt Disney Studios Park
2. Download the official Disneyland Paris app – link your tickets, check wait times, reserve tables
3. Arrive early – you’ll get more done in the morning when lines are shorter
4. Think about food – restaurants fill up fast, book in advance
5. Budget for extras – merchandise, snacks, or a Premier Access pass

This way you won’t feel rushed, and you’ll get the full Disney experience.

Fun facts about Disneyland Paris tickets

• Disneyland Paris opened in 1992, and the first tickets cost around half of what they do now
• The annual pass system has been redesigned several times to match growing demand
• Some VIP tours give you a private guide and direct access to rides – but prices start at several hundred euros per person
• Special discounted tickets sometimes exist for French residents or students, but they’re not always advertised internationally