Euro Disney Tickets: Every Ticket and Pass Compared
Disneyland Paris prices by date, so there is no single ticket price and any headline figure — including the ones here — is the bottom of a range rather than what you will pay. What you can decide in advance is the shape of the ticket: one park or two, how many days, and whether to bundle transport or the paid queue-skip. Those three choices move the price far more than the date does, and this page is about getting them right.
Start with the park count, not the price
Disneyland Park is the castle park. Disney Adventure World is the second park, renamed from Walt Disney Studios Park on 29 March 2026, and it holds World of Frozen, the Tower of Terror and Remy's Ratatouille Adventure. A one-park ticket admits you to the one you chose and no other, and you cannot upgrade at the gate. Write down the five rides you actually want before you pick, because that list decides the ticket.
Entry ticket 1 day Disneyland Paris 1-Day Ticket (1 or 2 Parks)
Dated park admission from €52 ($60), with the one-park or two-park choice made at booking. 4.6 from 58,731 reviews.
Valid 1 day 4.6 (58,731)
Entry ticket multi day Disneyland Paris 2, 3 or 4-Day Ticket
Two, three or four days across both parks, from €146 ($168). The per-day cost drops sharply after the first day. 4.7 from 6,227 reviews.
Valid 2 days 4.7 (6,227)
If you want the queue-skip included
Premier Access replaced the old free FastPass and is charged separately, per ride or as an all-day bundle. Buying it packaged with admission commits you weeks ahead, before you can see what the queues on your date will actually be. It is worth it on one busy day in a single park, and rarely otherwise.
Tickets bundled with getting there
These add transport to the admission. Read them against the plain alternative first: Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy station is 149 metres from the gates and the RER A reaches it from central Paris in about 45 minutes on a zone 5 fare. One of these bundles also requires collecting physical tickets from a Paris agency with ID before your visit, which the price comparison does not show.
Ticket plus train Disneyland Paris Tickets for Train and Parks
Park admission plus round-trip train from €129 ($148) — but the tickets must be collected in person from a Paris agency, with ID.
Valid 1 day 4.1 (263)
Ticket plus shuttle Disneyland Paris Tickets and Shuttle Transport
Admission plus round-trip coach from Paris with a multilingual host, from €136 ($156). Slower than the train, and bought for the hand-holding.
1 day 4.2 (2,158)
Ticket plus private transfer Disneyland Paris Entry Ticket with Private Round-Trip Transfer
Private car both ways with hotel pickup, plus park admission, from €335 ($385). The comfort option, and what its inclusions still call the second park.
Valid 1 day 4.7 (30)
Transport on its own
For visitors who already hold tickets. Listed with the honest comparison attached, because the train is cheaper and faster than most of them — the cases where a transfer wins are the airport run with luggage, and a group of four where a per-vehicle price beats four fares.
Transfer airport Private Transfer from Charles de Gaulle to Disneyland Paris
Private one-way transfer from Charles de Gaulle to the resort from €45 ($52), with airport pickup and hotel drop-off. 4.7 from 19 reviews.
1 hour 4.7 (19)
Transfer private city Paris City Centre Private Transfer to or from Disneyland
Private transfer between central Paris and the resort from €38 ($44), priced per vehicle. For four people that competes with four RER fares.
1 hour 4.2 (40)
Transfer shared Round-Trip Coach Transfer from Paris to Disneyland Paris
Round-trip coach between Paris and the resort from €48 ($55), no admission. The RER A does the same job for less — here is the comparison.
1 hour 3.9 (112)
Day trip from resort Paris Day Trip and Sightseeing Cruise from Disneyland Paris
A day in Paris from the resort, with coach, Seine cruise and four hours free, from €76 ($87). Rated 3.8 — the lowest on this site.
9 hours 3.8 (181)
| Ticket | From (EUR) | From (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 day, 1 or 2 parks | €52 | $60 |
| 2, 3 or 4 days, both parks | €146 | $168 |
| 1 day, 2 parks, with Premier Access | €259 | $298 |
| 1 day plus round-trip train | €129 | $148 |
What every option includes
- ✓ Entry to Disneyland Park, Disney Adventure World, or both, depending on the option chosen
- ✓ A dated admission valid on the day selected at booking
- ✓ Nothing else: transport, food and Premier Access are separate
Why no one can quote you a price
The resort charges by date. A Tuesday in November and a Saturday in August are different prices for the same ticket, not a discount on one of them. That is why every seller advertises a 'from' figure, and why comparing two sellers on their headline numbers tells you almost nothing. The only number that counts is the one shown for your date at checkout.
Tickets are not sold at the gates
Everything is bought in advance, and undated tickets or passes need their date registered online before you travel. There is no walk-up option, so arriving without a ticket already held does not work.
What children pay
Under 3 free, ages 3 to 11 a reduced child rate, and 12 and over the full adult price. That cut-off at 12 is earlier than many families expect. Ride access is a separate matter decided by height in centimetres, not age, and the two rules do not line up.
The second park changed its name
Walt Disney Studios Park became Disney Adventure World on 29 March 2026, and a large expansion opened the same day. Older guides send you to a park name that no longer appears on a sign, and some listings — including one on this page — still use the old name in their own text. It is the same place.
How booking works
Decide the park count and the number of days first, then look at prices for your actual dates rather than at headline figures. The operator's own site shows the full date calendar and is the reference point for what any date should cost; partners resell the same dated admission with their own checkout. Booking here goes through GetYourGuide, which takes the payment and issues the confirmation. This site never takes a booking or a card detail, and may earn a commission on bookings at no extra cost to you.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a Disneyland Paris ticket?
A one-day ticket starts around €52 ($60) and a one-day two-park ticket higher again, but the resort prices by date so the figure on your date may be considerably more. Treat every quoted price as the floor of a range.
Do I need a ticket for both parks?
Only if the rides you want are split across them. World of Frozen, the Tower of Terror and the Ratatouille ride are in Disney Adventure World; the castle, Big Thunder Mountain and Phantom Manor are in Disneyland Park.
Can I buy tickets at the gate?
No. Tickets are not sold at the park gates, and undated tickets need their date registered online before you travel.
Is a multi-day ticket better value?
Usually. Pricing is weighted toward the first day, so two days costs much less than two separate one-day tickets, and multi-day tickets cover both parks as standard.
Is it worth bundling transport?
Rarely on price. The RER A takes about 45 minutes from central Paris to a station 149 metres from the gates. Bundles are worth it for the airport run with luggage, or for a group where a per-vehicle transfer beats four fares.