A day at Disneyland Paris doesn't have to cost a fortune. The price of your ticket depends on the day, the number of parks and the type of ticket. Choose wisely and you'll pay €51 instead of €99. Read on to find out how it works.
How much does a ticket for Disneyland Paris cost?
Disneyland Paris prices tickets per day of visit. A dated ticket for one day and one park costs adults (aged 12 and over) €62, €72, €79, €92 or €99. For both parks on one day, you'll pay €97 to €134.
- Children aged 3 to 11: lower child rate
- Children up to and including 2: free
- Cheapest option: the dated Basic ticket from €51
1. Choose the Basic ticket on a quiet day
The dated Basic ticket is the cheapest way to get in: from €51 for one park, on selected days. You buy it 60 to 90 days in advance. Children aged 3 to 11 pay the same as adults.
Please note: this ticket cannot be cancelled, changed or refunded. The number of tickets per day is limited, so if you look early, you'll have the most choice.
2. Buy your ticket online in advance
Tickets are usually not on sale at the park entrances. So buy your ticket in advance from the official ticket shop. A dated ticket (except the Basic ticket) can be cancelled free of charge up to 3 days before your visit.
Disneyland Paris has a best price guarantee: if you find a lower price for the same ticket within 24 hours, you'll get the difference back.
3. One park is often enough
A ticket for two parks on one day can easily cost €35 more. Only have one day? Then you'll often get more out of a full day in one park, especially with young children. Two parks in one day is mainly worth it if you already know the best-known attractions.
4. Undated ticket: flexible, but more expensive
An undated ticket is valid for one year from the day after purchase, except on 31 October and 31 December. Handy as a gift or if you don't know your date yet. You do have to book your visit day in advance, and the ticket is more expensive than a dated ticket on a quiet day.
5. Visiting more often? Look at the Disneyland Pass
If you visit several times a year, a Disneyland Pass (annual pass) can work out cheaper than individual tickets. Compare the price of the pass with the number of visits you expect to make.
6. Discount for guests with disabilities
Guests with disabilities get 25% off selected tickets, for themselves and one companion. On the day of your visit, bring an original, valid document proving your disability and a form of ID.
7. Staying overnight? Choose hotel + tickets
If you want to spend more than one day at Disneyland Paris, a stay at a Disney Hotel with tickets is an option. You'll get perks such as free parking and access to the parks before official opening time. Also read our tips on staying overnight at Disneyland Paris.
Visiting other parks too? Check out the ticket prices for all theme parks.
