How to Get to Disneyland Paris

Planning your magical day at Disneyland Paris starts with getting there smoothly. 

No question is too small here: How do I get from central Paris? Which airport is best? Can I take public transport with kids? Is driving better? And what about shuttle services or parking?

Let’s answer your top concerns and help you pick the ideal way to reach Disneyland Paris—whether you’re coming from Paris city center, Charles de Gaulle Airport, Orly Airport, or even from ferry ports.

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Where is Disneyland Paris?

Disneyland Paris is in Chessy, 32km (20 miles) east of central Paris, in the Marne-la-Vallée area. It’s easy to reach via train, shuttle, car, or taxi from anywhere in Paris or the nearby airports.

What’s the Fastest Way to reach Disneyland Paris from Central Paris?

Take the RER A suburban train to Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station—just steps from the park gates.

• Journey time: around 39–45 minutes from Châtelet Les Halles (central Paris).
• First train: ~5:18 am; Last train: ~12:20 am (midnight).
• Departures: every 10 to 15 minutes from main Paris RER A stations: Charles de Gaulle Etoile, Auber, Châtelet Les Halles, Gare de Lyon, and Nation.
• Ticket cost: €2.50 one-way (2025 MTR fare on a Navigo Easy card, phone, or Apple Wallet; €1.25 for children 4 to 9).
• Good to know:
  • The Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy stop is the last stop on RER A—no need to worry about missing your destination.
  • Tickets are not sold as disposable paper—load them on a Navigo card or an app.
  • Paris Visite, Navigo, and zone passes are also accepted.

Upon arrival, follow the signs—Disneyland Paris is less than a five-minute walk from the train station.

Can I Take a Shuttle or Bus from Airports or Paris?

Disneyland Paris Express Shuttle

• Daily service from key locations: Gare du Nord, Eiffel Tower, Opéra, Montparnasse, and Bercy.
• Air-conditioned buses; includes transportation and park entry tickets in bundles.
• Departure times vary; booking required—ideal for families or groups.
• Fare: Around €110 (return, with ticket included) from central Paris; check shuttle schedule online for the latest pick-up points.

From Airports

• Magical Shuttle runs daily, directly from Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Orly (ORY) to Disneyland Paris and all on-site Disney hotels.
• CDG to Disneyland: 60 to 70 minutes
• ORY to Disneyland: about 50 to 60 minutes.
• Fare: ~€23 to €24 per adult, one-way. Book online for discounts and group rates.
• Private shuttles and prebooked transfers (e.g., Easy Go Shuttle) also available for stress-free, door-to-door service, including VIP and minibus options.

Is Driving to Disneyland Paris a Good Option?

• Drive from Paris:
  • Take the A4 motorway east toward Metz/Nancy; follow signs for “Parcs Disney/Bailly-Romainvilliers.” Drive time: 40–45 minutes depending on traffic.
• From Airports:
  • CDG: A1 → A104 → A4
  • Orly: A106 → A6 → A86 → A4
• From Calais/Le Havre (for ferry or Eurotunnel arrivals): A26/A1 motorways, about a 3 to 3.5 hour drive.

Parking:

• Standard lot: €30/day for cars under 2m, directly at the park entrance.
• Free parking for guests at Disneyland Hotels.
• Indigo Disney Village Parking is nearby (~€26/24 hours), open 24/7, ideal for overnight or village visits.

Paris and French motorways use tolls—carry a credit card or euros. Use GPS for live traffic and alternate route info.

Which Airport Should I Fly Into to reach Disneyland Paris?

• Closest airports:
  • Charles de Gaulle (CDG) (recommended for direct TGV train)
  • Orly (ORY)
• From CDG:
  • TGV high-speed train: Only 10 minutes to Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy (check schedules; best for speedy arrivals).
  • Magical Shuttle and private transfers: 1 hour direct to Disney hotels/parks.
• From Orly:
  • Magical Shuttle runs direct; taxi or private transfer is also an option for families or late arrivals.

Book flexible airport transfers in advance for peace of mind during peak season.

What If I’m Arriving at Disneyland Paris by Ferry or Eurotunnel?

• For visitors arriving via ferry from the UK, drive from Calais (~3 hours) or Le Havre (~3.5 hours) along the A26/A1 motorways.
• Car rentals and trains connect ports to Disneyland Paris, providing a relaxing road or rail journey to the Magic Kingdom gates.

Smart Traveler Tips

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• RER A train is the fastest, cheapest, and least stressful way from central Paris. Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station is right at the entrance.
• Flying into CDG and grabbing a TGV train or Magical Shuttle makes for the fastest airport transfers.
• Buy tickets online in advance. Avoid queues and last-minute complications on arrival.
• Leave early on weekends or holiday periods; traffic, train, or shuttle delays may occur during busy mornings or late nights.
• Express shuttles and private transfers offer great value and comfort—consider these for luggage-heavy or multi-person travel.
• Arrive early for the closest parking, especially in peak periods—parking opens at least an hour before park opening.
• All park transport options are wheelchair accessible; assistance is available on both RER trains and Magical Shuttle coaches.

FAQs: How to Get to Disneyland Paris

Key Takeaways

• RER A train is fastest for most Parisians and visitors.
• Airport shuttles and TGV are best from CDG/ORY.
• Driving offers flexibility—plan for tolls and parking.
• Private transfers: Book ahead for families or large groups.
• Buy train/shuttle tickets and check schedules before you go.
• Arrive early on peak days for a smooth start to your Disney adventure.