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The best Disneyland Paris tickets and transfers

One-day or multi-day tickets, tickets with transport and private transfers: here is how to plan your Disneyland Paris day and get there from your hotel.

By the Best Things to Do in Paris editorial team 8 tours compared Prices checked 24 October 2026

See our 8 picks
Short answer

The simplest way to do Disneyland Paris from the city is a 1-day ticket, from €52 here. Take the RER A train to Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy, right by the park gates.

Children under 3 go free. From the airports, the Magical Shuttle runs to the Disney hotels for €24 an adult. GetYourGuide shows prices in your own currency.

Our 8 picks for Disneyland Paris

All eight have free cancellation. Tickets come first, then tickets with transport, then transfers only.

  • from €52 per person Our top pick

    1 day 4.6 (60,219) reviews on GetYourGuide

    1-day ticket, 1 or 2 parks

    Entry to Disneyland Park, Disney Adventure World or both, for one day. You get there on your own.

    Best for A first visit

    Check availability: 1-day ticket, 1 or 2 parks on GetYourGuide
  • from €148 per person

    valid 2–4 days 4.7 (6,379) reviews on GetYourGuide

    2-, 3- or 4-day ticket

    Entry to both parks for 2, 3 or 4 days. Good if you want to see everything without rushing.

    Best for Families with young kids

    Check availability: 2-, 3- or 4-day ticket on GetYourGuide
  • from €175 per person

    11 hours 4.3 (795) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Ticket with a coach transfer

    A 1-day ticket for 1 or 2 parks, plus a coach from Bercy, at 1 rue de Libourne. The day lasts about 11 hours.

    Best for One pickup point, no trains

    Check availability: Ticket with a coach transfer on GetYourGuide
  • from €136 per person

    1 day 4.2 (2,179) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Tickets and a shuttle bus

    A 1- or 2-park ticket and a round-trip shuttle. You choose 1 of 5 stops: Eiffel Tower, Gare du Nord, Opéra, Bercy or Montparnasse. A host rides with you.

    Best for Choosing a stop near your hotel

    Check availability: Tickets and a shuttle bus on GetYourGuide
  • from €129 per person

    1 day 4.2 (265) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Train and park tickets

    Round-trip train tickets between central Paris and the parks, plus a 1-day ticket for 1 or 2 parks. Ticket delivery is not included.

    Best for Train travellers who want it all booked

    Check availability: Train and park tickets on GetYourGuide
  • from €39 per person

    1 hour 4.1 (52) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Private transfer from the city

    A private car from your hotel in central Paris to Disneyland, or back. The car size grows with your group, up to 14 people. Park tickets are not included.

    Best for Families with luggage

    Check availability: Private transfer from the city on GetYourGuide
  • from €48 per person

    1 hour 3.9 (114) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Round-trip coach transfer

    Honest note: this one is rated 3.9 from 114 reviews, below our usual bar. A coach from Bercy and back. Park tickets are not included.

    Best for Visitors who already have tickets

    Check availability: Round-trip coach transfer on GetYourGuide
  • The Seine and the quays of Île Saint-Louis on a bright day from €95 per person

    9 hours 3.8 (182) reviews on GetYourGuide

    From Disneyland: a Paris day with a cruise

    Honest note: rated 3.8 from 182 reviews. For guests staying at the resort: a bus into Paris, a stop at the Eiffel Tower and a Seine cruise.

    Best for Guests staying at the resort

    Check availability: From Disneyland: a Paris day with a cruise on GetYourGuide

Disneyland Paris options side by side

Disneyland Paris options side by side
TourFromDurationPickupWho it suitsWhy we picked it
1-day ticket, 1 or 2 parks 4.6 (60,219)€52
per person		1 dayMeet on siteA first visitThe simplest ticket, with 4.6 from 60,219 reviews.
2-, 3- or 4-day ticket 4.7 (6,379)€148
per person		valid 2–4 daysMeet on siteFamilies with young kidsBoth parks at an easy pace, with 4.7 from 6,379 reviews.
Ticket with a coach transfer 4.3 (795)€175
per person		11 hoursMeet on siteOne pickup point, no trainsTicket and ride in one booking, with 4.3 from 795 reviews.
Tickets and a shuttle bus 4.2 (2,179)€136
per person		1 dayMeet on siteChoosing a stop near your hotelFive pickup stops in the city, with 4.2 from 2,179 reviews.
Train and park tickets 4.2 (265)€129
per person		1 dayMeet on siteTrain travellers who want it all bookedThe train and the parks in one, with 4.2 from 265 reviews.
Private transfer from the city 4.1 (52)€39
per person		1 hourPickup includedFamilies with luggagePickup at your door, with 4.1 from 52 reviews.
Round-trip coach transfer 3.9 (114)€48
per person		1 hourMeet on siteVisitors who already have ticketsA transfer only, if you bought park tickets elsewhere.
From Disneyland: a Paris day with a cruise 3.8 (182)€95
per person		9 hoursPickup optionalGuests staying at the resortThe one pick that goes the other way, into Paris.

  • 1-day ticket, 1 or 2 parks

    €52 per person1 day 4.6 (60,219)

    Details
    Pickup
    Meet on site
    Who it suits
    A first visit
    Why we picked it
    The simplest ticket, with 4.6 from 60,219 reviews.

  • 2-, 3- or 4-day ticket

    €148 per personvalid 2–4 days 4.7 (6,379)

    Details
    Pickup
    Meet on site
    Who it suits
    Families with young kids
    Why we picked it
    Both parks at an easy pace, with 4.7 from 6,379 reviews.

  • Ticket with a coach transfer

    €175 per person11 hours 4.3 (795)

    Details
    Pickup
    Meet on site
    Who it suits
    One pickup point, no trains
    Why we picked it
    Ticket and ride in one booking, with 4.3 from 795 reviews.

  • Tickets and a shuttle bus

    €136 per person1 day 4.2 (2,179)

    Details
    Pickup
    Meet on site
    Who it suits
    Choosing a stop near your hotel
    Why we picked it
    Five pickup stops in the city, with 4.2 from 2,179 reviews.

  • Train and park tickets

    €129 per person1 day 4.2 (265)

    Details
    Pickup
    Meet on site
    Who it suits
    Train travellers who want it all booked
    Why we picked it
    The train and the parks in one, with 4.2 from 265 reviews.

  • Private transfer from the city

    €39 per person1 hour 4.1 (52)

    Details
    Pickup
    Pickup included
    Who it suits
    Families with luggage
    Why we picked it
    Pickup at your door, with 4.1 from 52 reviews.

  • Round-trip coach transfer

    €48 per person1 hour 3.9 (114)

    Details
    Pickup
    Meet on site
    Who it suits
    Visitors who already have tickets
    Why we picked it
    A transfer only, if you bought park tickets elsewhere.

  • From Disneyland: a Paris day with a cruise

    €95 per person9 hours 3.8 (182)

    Details
    Pickup
    Pickup optional
    Who it suits
    Guests staying at the resort
    Why we picked it
    The one pick that goes the other way, into Paris.
  • Group sizes are not stated on most of these listings. The private transfer is for your group only.
  • All 8 offer free cancellation.
  • Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 24 October 2026. Prices are "from" prices in euros and can change; the booking page shows the live price.

Disneyland Paris from the city: the options at a glance

You can go on your own by train, or book a ticket with transport. The train is cheapest. A shuttle, coach or car saves you the planning.

OptionFromGood for
1-day ticket and the RER A train€52 plus a €2.55 train ticket each wayDoing it yourself
Tickets and shuttle bus€136A pickup stop near your hotel
Ticket with a coach transfer€175One meeting point in Bercy
Private transfer only€39Families with luggage

Guides on Disneyland Paris

Which ticket: one day or two to four

For one day, the 1-day ticket from €52 is the one to book. You choose 1 park or 2 when you book.

For a longer stay, the 2-, 3- or 4-day ticket starts from €148. It covers both parks. Children under 3 go free, and child tickets are for ages 3 to 11, says Disney.

Deals: dated tickets cost less than the gate

Disney's site says dated tickets bought at least a day ahead cost less than at the gate. Prices change by date.

Disney lists its gate price for 1 day and 2 parks at €174 for adults and €164 for children. Gate sales only happen if the parks are not full.

Tickets with transport included, compared

A ticket with transport is the easiest day trip to Disneyland Paris. You meet at one point in the city and ride straight to the parks.

Check the meeting point before you book. Most of these do not pick you up at your hotel.

OptionFromWhere you meetWhat is included
Tickets and shuttle bus€1361 of 5 stops: Eiffel Tower, Gare du Nord, Opéra, Bercy, MontparnassePark ticket, round trip, a host on board
Train and park tickets€12918 rue Royale (Magic Ways)Park ticket, round-trip train tickets
Ticket with a coach transfer€1751 rue de Libourne, BercyPark ticket, round-trip coach
Private transfer€39Your hotel in central ParisPrivate car, no park ticket
Round-trip coach transfer€481 rue de Libourne, BercyCoach only, no park ticket (rated 3.9)

Getting there from central Paris: RER A, shuttle, private transfer

The cheapest way is the RER A train to Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy. The station sits right by the park gates.

The RER A runs through central Paris. The ticket listing says the parks are about 35 minutes from the city centre.

A standard €2.55 Métro-Train-RER ticket covers the trip, as the official fare pages list. Buy it in the Île-de-France Mobilités app or load a Navigo Easy card (€2).

Prefer not to ride the Paris to Disneyland train? A shuttle bus or a private car takes you from the city instead. For every route, see getting around Paris.

From the airports to Disneyland Paris

The Magical Shuttle runs from both Paris airports, Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Orly, to the Disney hotels. It costs €24 one way for an adult and €11 for a child under 12. Children under 3 ride free.

The ride from CDG takes about 1 hour. The shuttle takes cards and e-tickets only, no cash.

The €2.55 train ticket does not cover the airports. For every airport route, see getting around Paris.

One day or two: how to decide

Here is a simple rule for families. One day is enough for one park. With young kids and both parks, plan two days.

The ticket types follow this rule. The 1-day ticket lets you pick 1 park or 2. The 2- to 4-day ticket always covers both parks.

Disneyland Park or Disney Adventure World

There are two parks: Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World. Disney Adventure World is the former Walt Disney Studios Park.

Disney Adventure World has World of Frozen, Worlds of Pixar and Marvel Avengers Campus. Pick it if your kids love those films.

When to go and how to avoid the crowds

Opening hours change by date, so check the park calendar on the Disney site before you go.

French school holidays are the busy times to plan around. These are the dates for the Paris zone (zone C):

  • Christmas: 19 December 2026 to 4 January 2027
  • February: 6 to 22 February 2027
  • April: 3 to 19 April 2027
  • Summer: from 3 July 2027

Where to stay: at the resort or in Paris

Stay at the resort if you plan two or more park days. Disney says all its hotels are within walking distance of the parks, except Davy Crockett Ranch.

Davy Crockett Ranch is about a 15-minute drive away, with no shuttle to the parks, says Disney. You need a car there.

For a single day, a hotel in Paris and the RER A work well. See where to stay in Paris. On top of the room rate, Paris charges a tourist tax per adult per night that depends on the hotel's stars: €5.53 at 3 stars, €8.45 at 4 stars and €11.70 at 5 stars (2026 rates, surcharges included). The city's notice charges adults only.

Disneyland Paris and the rest of your trip

Staying at the resort? Our last pick takes you into Paris for a day, with a Seine cruise. Hotels near the parks are listed below.

Before you book Disneyland Paris

  1. Know your meeting point

    Shuttles and coaches leave from set points in the city. Note the address and arrive early, so you do not miss the ride.

  2. Free cancellation

    All eight picks show free cancellation on GetYourGuide. Check the cut-off on each listing.

  3. Bags

    Disney checks bags at the gate. Bags over 55 × 40 × 25 cm are not allowed, and leave selfie sticks behind.

  4. Kids

    Children under 3 enter free, says Disney. Child tickets cover ages 3 to 11.

Disneyland Paris: questions and answers

How much does Disneyland Paris cost?
On GetYourGuide, a 1-day ticket starts from €52. Disney lists its gate price for 1 day and 2 parks at €174 for adults. Dated tickets bought ahead cost less, says Disney.

How do I get to Disneyland Paris from central Paris?
Take the RER A train to Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy, right by the park gates. A standard €2.55 ticket covers it. You can also book a shuttle, a coach or a private car.

What is there to do at Disneyland Paris?
There are two parks: Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World. Disney Adventure World has World of Frozen, Worlds of Pixar and Marvel Avengers Campus. Both parks have rides, shows and parades.

How much is a Disneyland Paris day trip with transport?
Tickets with a shuttle start from €136, and a ticket with a coach transfer from €175. A transfer alone starts from €39 per person. Prices are on GetYourGuide.

Can you walk from Davy Crockett Ranch to Disneyland Paris?
No. Disney says Davy Crockett Ranch is about a 15-minute drive from the parks, with no shuttle. Plan to rent a car.

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Written by the Best Things to Do in Paris editorial team.