Disneyland® Paris Multi-Day Ticket
2525 Reviews
Paris, France
Attractions & Museums hosted by Disneyland Paris
96 hours (approx.)
Up to 9 travelers
Meet everyone at the start point
Mobile ticket
About
- Admission ticket to BOTH Disneyland® Park AND Walt Disney Studios® Park (select 2, 3 or 4 days)
- Skip the line on park attractions
- Food and drinks
- Transport to and from Disneyland® Paris
- Hotel pickup and drop off
What's not included
Pickup point
Multiple pickup locations offered. During checkout you will be able to select from the list.
End point
This activity ends back at the meeting point.
Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Stop atDisneyland Paris
Experience the storybook world of Disney® as you discover the five magical themed lands where enchantment lives: Main Street U.S.A., Frontierland, Adventureland, Fantasyland, and Discoveryland. In a Magical Kingdom not so far away — somewhere between a place where you wish upon a star and dreams come true — Disney heroes and heroines live in fairy tales that are, happily, never-ending. Don't miss the main attraction, meeting beloved Disney characters. Keep cameras at the ready, and check the meeting locations and times in each theme park. Delight your family with thrills that come in all shapes and sizes. Space Mountain: Mission 2 offers big thrills for the grown-ups, while little ones can sail around the world at It's a Small World. Of course, family fun can be found in every corner of the park, from Pirates of the Caribbean to the Mad Hatter's Tea Cups.
24 hours (approx.)・Admission included
Stop atWalt Disney Studios Park
Ready to live movies? Step into Walt Disney Studios® Park and you step into the breathtaking worlds of Disney, Pixar, and MARVEL. Here’s our take on the jaw-dropping attractions and spectacular shows that’ll have you living some of the greatest moments from our greatest movies. The bits that make you think ‘I wish I could do that. And now you can! Become part of the MARVEL Universe and prepare to assemble in an epic new land in Walt Disney Studios Park, where you’ll team up with the Avengers and take on the mightiest MARVEL missions! Big fun awaits little explorers in Toy Story Playland, an oversized playground that makes you feel like you’re part of one huge Pixar adventure. Get ready for a magical moment with Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the gang before dropping behind enemy lines in Toy Soldiers Parachute Drop. Imagine shrinking down to the size of Rémy and experiencing Paris through his eyes? At La Place de Rémy, you can! Scurry through his kitchen in Ratatouille: The Adventure
24 hours (approx.)・No admission tickets required
- Wheelchair accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Disneyland® Paris is only 35min away from the center of Paris with the RER A train.
- Download the free Disneyland® Paris APP to plan your visit and book restaurants. Sync your Viator tickets on the app and choose one of the Disney Premier Access options to overtake the regular queue of some of the most popular attractions!
- You can present either a printed or a mobile ticket for this activity.
- 2, 3, and 4 Multi-Day Tickets are valid for use on dates of visit selected at the time of booking (the dates of visit must be consecutive).
- Please note that no amendments can be made, including name changes. Make sure to bring your ID which could be asked for at the gate entrance.
- Children's tickets are for kids aged from 3 to 11 years inclusive. In the event of minors (aged under 18) traveling alone, a written authorization form from parents or guardians will be necessary to access Disneyland® Park or Walt Disney Studios® Park. Children under 13 years of age must be accompanied by an adult to access the parks.
- Please check each ride or attraction for the most up-to-date restrictions. Selected attractions require children to be accompanied by an adult.
- For safety reasons, certain attractions are subject to restrictions such as height, health, and physical conditions. Age restrictions may apply for access to certain facilities.
- Some shows, attractions, locations within the Disney® Parks, animations, shops, and restaurants are opened only to certain seasons and can be closed, modified, delayed, or deleted without advance notice.
Cancellation Policy
Custom Cancellation: If you cancel at least 3 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund. If you cancel within 3 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.
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2525 Reviews
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2 stars
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Disappointing
TIDTraveller, Dec 2024
Having been to Disney in Florida last year, I think my expectations were too high. They are doing a lot of renovation work here. Disney Studios was done in 3 hours for our teens. There is boarding up everywhere where they are making repairs, with a lot closed. We saved Peter Pan to the last day, and then that was shut (today) without warning. The staff looked miserable. We bought the photo pass but apart from one person by the castle, there was no one to be seen over the 4 days we were there, able to take photos to be included.
Don’t waste your money on it.
There is security to get into Disney Village (from our on site hotel). You queue but no one is looking at the items going through, the attendants are on their mobile phones.
Nobody working there seems happy. And with the shut down rides, the lack of atmosphere, and the E19 for a burger fries and Coke, it’s definitely not the happy place we hoped.
Heaven help you if you have accessibility issues. An utter disgrace.
BillBExplorer, Dec 2024
We stayed for 1 night and 2 days. One of us had mobility issues following ankle surgery, which mandated them needing a walking stick to move about the park, and wearing an ankle brace to cover the surgery area. This made walking extremely challenging and painful.
Given this, at the resort itself, we enquired with City Hall about disability assistance, given the mobility issues, but were effectively told we were ‘not disabled enough’ to merit any assistance.
Travelling about the park was no better. We utilised a lift to get onto the railway ride which transports guests around the park, to the ride level from the ground, rather than use the stairs. Yet at the top of the elevator, we were
told that the elevator was only those who were ‘disabled’ and that we should have used the stairs?!
When we reached the hotel (Newport Bay hotel), we were told that there was not even 1 wheelchair in the entire hotel which we could use to help navigate ourselves to the room. A hotel with over 500 rooms. And not a single wheelchair for temporary use? I am not even sure of the legality of this, but even still, it’s Disney we are talking about here. You’d think having a wheelchair for use would be possible? Apparently not. ‘We only have wheelchairs in the main resort’ was the reponse given. Unbelievable.
In short, we would discourage anyone with a physical disability to contemplate a visit to Disneyland Paris. The contempt, and indifference, displayed by most of the staff** to anyone with mobility issues is simply disgusting. An utter disgrace.
**Some staff were sympathetic to be fair, but expressed their futility in being able to help, due to rules imposed by Disneyland Paris, which rendered them unable to assist.
Indeed, the utter contempt by the staff had my other half in tears in her hotel room by the end of the first day. We didn’t even bother returning to the park/resort on day two. We went home, instead, to avoid facing any further embarrassment/contempt by the staff/resort in dealing with those with mobility issues.
Fantastic Stay, But Flying Is a Better Option for Families
Camper47387446079, Dec 2024
Exceeded expectations—something for everyone, and we will definitely be returning. We traveled with two adults and two children (ages 4 and 9). However, I wouldn’t take the Eurostar next time; I would 100% fly, especially with children and luggage.
Just magic!
SWH100, Dec 2024
First time visiting Disneyland in about 30 years. Knew I was going to like it, but didn’t realise just how much I was going to love it. Got a weekend ticket during the Olympics for my partner as a surprise. It was the best way to end our week in Paris. We had so much fun and can’t remember a time we had laughed so much. I didn’t do the big rollercoasters but my partner did and she loved them. I loved the smaller rides - buzz was my fav, but loved the Star Wars stimulator, autoipoa, Peter Pan, dumbo, small world, pirates, the
riverboat and so much more. Loved the walk throughs - esp Alice and wonderland maze. The parade was so good and I loved the Lion King show. Shops were all brill. Just had the best two days and already making plans to come back. Magic ✨.
It's alright
rjwatkinsw, Dec 2024
It's alright. Costs a fortune and queues are insane. More busses needed after the light show for families to get home- people literally fighting each other to get on- my husband is on crutches and got injured trying to board. Also staff need to stop people reserving the benches hours before the light show starts. My husband can not stant for long and was told by a man who 'set up camp' on a bench by barricading it in with loads of bags that he was not able to sit down on the bench as he was 'reserving' it for his family hours later. I hope that man's shopping bags break and his pasta sauce smashes. I hope he steps barefoot on a lego. I hope he goes missing
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