One day, one park of your choice. This is the simplest Disneyland Paris ticket and a good fit for a focused first visit or a day trip from Paris.
A 1 Day 1 Park ticket lets you spend one day in either Disneyland Park or Disney Adventure World. It does not let you switch to the other park that day. Choose it when your priority attractions are in one park.
This is an option within the admission ticket. Select 1 Day 1 Park, your date and guests in the booking flow to see the price. Prices vary by visit date, age and selected option. Check the final price and conditions before booking.
Open the admission ticket, then select the 1 Day 1 Park option, your date and guests.
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The exact inclusions depend on the option you select. Read the description in the booking flow before paying.
For a first short visit where the castle, classic stories and the parade are the priority, compare Disneyland Park first. It is the larger park, with five lands and a long list of family rides. If your main interest is Frozen, Marvel or Pixar, look at Disney Adventure World, which is home to World of Frozen, Marvel Avengers Campus and Worlds of Pixar.
Make the choice from the specific attractions your group wants, not only from age. A teenager who loves Marvel and a young child who loves Frozen may both be happiest in Disney Adventure World, while a family that wants the full classic experience will usually prefer Disneyland Park.
If every attraction on your list is in one park, the second park adds cost but little value. If you have two or three priorities in each park, a 1 Day 2 Parks ticket gives you the flexibility to move between them. Our one park or two guide walks through the decision.
This is an editorial example, not a guarantee of attraction availability or wait times.
Cancellation, date changes and ticket delivery are set by the provider of the offer and shown before payment. Read them in the booking flow and keep your confirmation, which explains how to access your ticket and who to contact about the booking.
Plan your route with our getting there guide and check how opening hours work.
No. This ticket gives entry to one park on the selected day. If you want to move between Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World on the same day, choose a 1 Day 2 Parks ticket instead.
Choose Disneyland Park if the castle, classic stories, parades and a wide mix of rides matter most. Choose Disney Adventure World if Frozen, Marvel and Pixar are your main interest. Base the choice on the attractions your group cares about, not only on age.
One day is enough for a focused visit if you choose a handful of priority attractions and accept that you will not see everything. Groups who want a slower pace or both parks usually find a multi day ticket more comfortable.
No. It is admission only. You arrange your own travel, for example by RER A to Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy, and Premier Access is a separate paid option.
Open the admission offer, select the 1 Day 1 Park option, your date and your guests. The booking flow then shows the price for that combination, which can differ from any starting price shown elsewhere.
Yes, children need their own ticket within the same option. The official site uses a child category for ages 3 to 11 and free entry under 3. Check how the booking flow adds children for this product.
One day of admission with access to both Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World on the same day.
Best for: Visitors with priorities in both parks and a single day
See details: 1 Day 2 ParksAdmission over several days, usually with access to both parks. Available durations and day rules are shown in the booking flow.
Best for: Families and first visits that want a slower pace
See details: Multi DayPark admission combined with a return coach shuttle from a meeting point in central Paris. One or two parks depending on the option.
Best for: Visitors staying in Paris who prefer a direct coach
See details: Ticket + Shuttle