Disneyland Paris — About, History & Visitor Guide

From its 1992 grand opening to today’s dazzling parades, Disneyland Paris blends classic Disney storytelling with a dash of French flair. Discover its past, explore its lands and plan the perfect trip with our insider guide.

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Why Visit Disneyland Paris?

Europe’s only Disney resort boasts two distinct parks, Sleeping Beauty Castle with stained-glass wonder, and endless shows, rides and seasonal festivals. Whether you’re a first-timer or a returning fan, there’s always fresh magic to uncover.

Two Iconic Parks

Disneyland Park brims with fairy-tale lands; Walt Disney Studios Park dives into Pixar, Marvel and behind-the-scenes movie fun.

French Touches

Cruise past Le Château de la Belle au Bois Dormant, taste Mickey-shaped macarons and catch the nighttime drone show set to Disney classics.

Quick Timeline

  • 1987 — Disney & France sign Euro Disney project agreement.
  • 1992 — Euro Disney Resort opens (later renamed Disneyland Paris).
  • 2002 — Walt Disney Studios Park debuts next door.
  • 2017 — 25th-anniversary celebrations & renewed attractions.
  • 2022 — Avengers Campus launches, bringing the MCU to Europe.
  • 2024–26 — Frozen- and Star Wars-themed lands under construction.

Top Tickets & Packages

1-Day / 1-Park Ticket

Ideal for quick visits. Choose either Disneyland Park or Walt Disney Studios Park.

Book from €62

1-Day / 2-Park Hopper

Unlimited same-day access to both parks—perfect for parade mornings & Marvel nights.

Book from €89

Multi-Day Magic Pass

2–4 consecutive days with park-hopping, saving up to 25 % versus daily tickets.

Book from €169

Express Shuttle + Ticket

Round-trip coach from central Paris plus dated park entry—zero transport stress.

Book from €139

What Makes Disneyland Paris Unique?

Architectural Flair

Imagineers wove French artistry into Main Street arcades, castle mosaics and Ratatouille’s Parisian backstreets—creating Europe-exclusive scenes.

  1. Dragon animatronic lurking beneath the castle.
  2. Phantom Manor’s darker twist on Haunted Mansion lore.
  3. Hyper-space Mountain with a Jules Verne-style cannon launch.

Seasonal Magic

Bask in Disney Symphony of Colours (spring), spook-tacular Halloween Cavalcades, and snow-capped Christmas parades.

Each celebration brings tailored snacks, exclusive merch and limited-time shows— another reason locals visit multiple times per year.

Insider Tips

Reserve Early

Cheapest dated tickets drop 150 + days ahead. Weekdays outside French school holidays save the most.

Premier Access

Skip long lines by purchasing Premier Access via the official app—prices vary by ride & crowd level.

Stay Late

The Disney Dreams! drone-and-fireworks finale lights the castle 10-15 min before park close.

Visitor Cheatsheet

Opening Hours

Typically 09 :30–23 :00 (seasonal). Studios Park closes 1–2 h earlier.

Ticket Range

1-Day / 1-Park €62–€99 • 2-Parks €89–€124 • Multi-Day €169–€289

Bring Along

Portable battery, refillable bottle (water fountains everywhere), weather layers.

Getting There

RER A to Marne-la-Vallée – Chessy station—gates just outside.

Ready to Experience the Magic?

Step through the castle gates, meet your favourite characters and watch dreams come alive—book your tickets below.

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