Disneyland® Paris Ticket (1/2 Days 2 Parks Ticket)

Explore Both Parks
at Disneyland® Paris

If there’s one place you must visit while in Paris, it’s Disneyland® Paris. With two incredible parks — Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park — there's double the magic waiting for you. You can choose from several ticket options depending on your time: a 1-Day 1-Park Ticket, a 1-Day 2-Park Ticket, or even multi-day passes if you want to see it all!

1. Disneyland Park
This is the heart of the magic — iconic Disney castles, dreamy princess encounters, and unforgettable parades. Think Cinderella’s Castle, classic fairytales, and nostalgic Disney charm everywhere you look.

2. Walt Disney Studios Park
More thrill, more fun! This park is all about adrenaline-pumping attractions based on Pixar favorites like Toy Story, Finding Nemo, and Ratatouille. It’s where you go for excitement and high-energy rides.

Getting There is a Breeze

The easiest way to reach Disneyland® Paris is by train. Hop on RER A from central Paris and ride straight to Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy Station — it’s right at the park entrance! Just follow the Mickey Mouse signs — no complicated transfers needed.

Must-Try Attractions

While there’s so much to see and do, some rides are fan favorites you won’t want to miss:

Star Wars: Hyperspace Mountain – A thrilling indoor rollercoaster with a galactic twist (and a surprise photo op!).
Big Thunder Mountain – Head here early! Located in Frontierland, it’s one of the most popular rides in the park.

Stay for the Illumination Show!

The Disney Illuminations show is an absolute must. Projected onto Sleeping Beauty’s Castle with dazzling fireworks and lights, this nighttime spectacle is pure magic. It starts around 9 PM and lasts 20 minutes — get your spot early! People begin securing spots as early as two hours in advance.

Tip: The middle section offers the best views. Too close and you miss the full effect; too far and it’s hard to see. Also, getting back to the RER station is easier if you’re not up front!

Where to Eat?

Inside the park, you’ll find everything from fast food to French cuisine. However, meals can be pricey, so we suggest grabbing quick bites or bringing your own snacks or sandwiches from nearby bakeries. It’s budget-friendly and time-efficient!

Coming Soon! World of Frozen & Disney Adventure World

Opening on 29 March 2026, World of Frozen will debut inside the newly reimagined Disney Adventure World (formerly Walt Disney Studios Park), bringing guests into the enchanting kingdom of Arendelle with a new family-friendly attraction, a vibrant daytime show, a royal encounter with Anna and Elsa, beloved character interactions—including a life-size Olaf—plus a cozy tavern and themed shops. As part of its transformation, Disney Adventure World will introduce a stunning new main avenue filled with entertainment, alongside the brand-new attraction Raiponce Tangled Spin and The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge, where guests can enjoy refined dining and meet Disney Princesses throughout the day. From 29 March 2026, the park will welcome visitors to three richly immersive lands—World of Frozen, Worlds of Pixar, and Marvel Avengers Campus—with a fourth themed world inspired by The Lion King to follow, all capped by an all-new nighttime spectacular, Disney Cascade of Lights, presented every evening.

Extra Tips

1. Doing Both Parks?
Start with Walt Disney Studios in the morning, then head to Disneyland Park for the afternoon and the night show.

2. Catch a Show!
The live performances at Disneyland® Paris are top-notch. If you’re visiting in winter, Frozen: A Musical Invitation is a must — just make sure to line up at least 30 minutes early.

Why Book Through WAUG?

WAUG is an official partner of Disneyland® Paris, offering the lowest prices on tickets. What’s even better? Your ticket includes direct entry with a QR code — no waiting in long ticket lines