Disneyland® Paris Tours and Tickets

The cheapest months to visit Disneyland Paris are during winter, outside of the Christmas period. Plan your stay between January and early February, or opt for a weekday visit in March or November. School vacation periods are always more expensive, but February and May half-terms offer the best value deals.

No, it’s not free to enter Disneyland Paris—there are admission fees for both Disneyland Paris and Walt Disney Studios Park. However, entry to the Disney Village is free, where you’ll find the Disney shops, themed restaurants, and an entertainment complex. Fees still apply for meals, activities, and some seasonal shows and parades.

Yes, you can bring a picnic lunch, snacks, or sandwiches into the park—there’s a picnic area close to the Disney Parks entrance. However, you can’t bring cool boxes, tables, or large picnic baskets or containers into the Disneyland Park or Walt Disney Studios Park.

You can buy admission tickets for Disneyland Paris up to 12 months in advance—bookings are essential as you can’t buy tickets at the gate. Tickets often sell out for busy periods, special events, and holiday weekends, so try to reserve as early as possible. Booking early also gets you the best deals.

Yes. Small backpacks, handbags, and purses are allowed at Disneyland Paris, though large backpacks and suitcases aren’t permitted. The maximum size is 55cm x 40cm x 25cm, including wheels, pockets, and handles—you’ll need to leave any item larger than this at the luggage storage facility outside the parks.

You can buy admission tickets for the two Disneyland Paris parks—Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park—separately or opt for a combo pass. You can also choose between a 1-day undated pass, valid for 12 months from the time of purchase, or a dated 1-, 2-, 3-, or 4-day pass.