One day with access to both Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World. Ideal when you have a few must-do attractions in each park and only one day.
A 1 Day 2 Parks ticket gives access to both parks on the same day. It suits visitors with a short list of priorities in each park. It does not mean you can see everything in one day.
This is an option within the admission ticket. Select 1 Day 2 Parks, 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 2 Parks 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.
It suits families with very young children less well. Moving between parks takes energy, and a slower multi day visit often works better.
Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World sit side by side, with their entrances a short walk apart. With this option you can enter one park, leave, and enter the other on the same day, as described for the option you select.
Every switch costs time: walking back to the entrance, the entry process and reaching the area you want. Most visitors are happiest with one switch, or two at most.
We recommend picking two to four priority attractions in each park, plus one show or parade if it matters to you. Then add walking time, queues and show times. Anything beyond that list is a bonus.
This is an editorial example. Attraction availability, hours and queues vary, so adjust it to your date.
Cancellation, date changes and ticket delivery depend on the offer and are shown before payment. Follow the instructions in your confirmation. See how to check opening hours and how to get there.
Yes, this option gives access to both parks on the selected day, and the two entrances are close to each other. You will not see everything in both parks in one day, so pick a few priorities in each and accept that the rest can wait.
The entrances face each other across a shared plaza, so the walk between them is short. The real time cost is leaving one park, entering the other and getting back into the area you want, so plan only one or two switches.
Start in the park that holds your highest priority attraction or the one with the earliest closing time on your date. Check the official hours for both parks before deciding.
Only if you will use both parks. If your list sits mostly in one park, the extra access adds cost without much benefit. Compare the price of both options for your date and group in the booking flow.
No. It gives access to both parks with standard queues. Premier Access is sold separately for selected attractions.
If you are visiting with young children, want to see an evening show and still ride a lot, or simply prefer breaks, two days with both parks is usually more comfortable than one busy two park day.
One day of admission to one park of your choice: Disneyland Park or Disney Adventure World.
Best for: A focused first visit or a day trip with clear priorities
See details: 1 Day 1 ParkAdmission 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 return train travel from Paris. One or two parks depending on the option. Read the ticket collection instructions before booking.
Best for: Visitors who want train tickets arranged together with admission
See details: Ticket + Train