It’s only normal that you would be curious to find out where and/or how to buy tickets to Disneyland Paris at the best prices if this is your first time visiting the French entertainment resort. Or maybe you’re just looking for inspiration for a trip, but have no idea how much a ticket costs? Or how to get discounts?
In my opinion, the first thing you should consider is when you want to visit Disneyland Paris. Although the resort is open to the public every day of the year, it’s always advisable to avoid certain occasions, especially if this is your first experience. This is because not only will the affluence be abnormally high, but prices will be very inflated!
So, do you want to know more about How To Buy Tickets To Disneyland Paris At The Best Prices? Keep reading!
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Where to Buy Tickets to Disneyland Paris?
As you would expect, the best place to buy Disneyland Paris tickets is directly on the resort’s official website. And at the moment, the ticket price is divided into two categories – Adults (+12 years old) and Children (3-11 years old) – while the duration of tickets to Disneyland Paris can vary between 1 and 4 days.
Dated Tickets to Disneyland Paris (1-4 Days)
If you already know when you want to visit Disneyland Paris, then I suggest you buy a dated ticket. The advantages of this type of ticket are the cost-benefit ratio (the more days you choose, the less you pay per day), free cancellation up to 3 days before the scheduled date, as well as the option to visit one or two parks (Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park).
However, before proceeding with the purchase, it’s important to clarify that the Disneyland Paris online ticket office calendar is associated with a system of four colors (blue, pink, orange, and yellow), with each of these colors corresponding to a type ticket (with a fixed price, but distinct from the others):
- BLUE – for weekdays (in low season)
- PINK – for weekends (in low season) or weekdays (in semi-high season)
- ORANGE – for weekends (in semi-low season) or weekdays (in high season)
- YELLOW – for holidays and weekends (in high season), French school holidays, and special seasons (such as Halloween or Christmas)
PRICE PER DATED TICKET (1 DAY, 1 PARK)
| Blue | Pink | Orange | Yellow | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adult (+12 years old) | €59 | €79 | €89 | €94 |
| Child (3-11 years old) | €54 | €73 | €82 | €86 |
| Baby (0-2 years old) | Free | Free | Free | Free |
WARNING: Never buy tickets to Disneyland Paris on the same day, because the prices are even more expensive! This type of daily ticket can cost €99 (per adult) and €91 (per child) for one park, or €119 (per adult) and €111 (per child) for both parks!
PRICE PER DATED TICKET (1 DAY, 2 PARKS)
| Blue | Pink | Orange | Yellow | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adult (+12 years old) | €79 | €99 | €109 | €114 |
| Child (3-11 years old) | €74 | €93 | €102 | €106 |
| Baby (0-2 years old) | Free | Free | Free | Free |
If you plan to spend more than one day at Disneyland Paris, you can check the prices of tickets dated for 2, 3 and 4 days here. In that case, it’s also advisable to consider a stay in one of the many hotels in that area, whether it’s a Disney hotel, partner hotel, or Disney Nature Resort.
Undated Tickets to Disneyland Paris (1 Day)
If you don’t know when you want to visit Disneyland Paris, then I suggest you buy an undated ticket. The advantages of this type of ticket are the validity of 1 year, the option to visit one or two parks, and the fact that they’re an original gift for friends and family, who are fans of Walt Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and/or Star Wars!
PRICE PER UNDATED TICKET (1 DAY)
| 1 Park | 2 Parks | |
|---|---|---|
| Adult (+12 years old) | €99 | €119 |
| Child (3-11 years old) | €91 | €111 |
| Baby (0-2 years old) | Free | Free |
As you may have noticed, these prices are exactly the same as the dated tickets (if purchased for the same day) and can be booked here. Disneyland Paris also mentions a third type of ticket, which is dated, valid for 1 day, and includes a direct transfer from the center of Paris. However, I suggest you read my other guide “How to Get to Disneyland Paris By Public Transportation”, to evaluate all the options available!
How to Buy Tickets to Disneyland Paris?
The most practical option to buy Disneyland Paris tickets is through the official website, although the booking process is a bit confusing. But that’s why I’m here to help you! So, all you have to do is open the link to the Disneyland Paris online ticket office in a new tab and follow my instructions, step-by-step:
Dated Tickets to Disneyland Paris (1-4 Days)
- Select the ticket type. In this case, it’s the first option (“Dated for 1-4 days”)
- Choose the number of days for your visit. Here, you can choose 1 or 2 parks, as well as 1, 2, 3, or 4 days. Nevertheless, remember that the option to visit one park (and not both) is only available for one day!
- Decide the date of your visit on the calendar. You can buy your ticket up to three and a half months in advance, but pay attention to the different prices (subject to the color scheme I mentioned earlier)!
- Set the number of tickets for adults and children. You can book up to six tickets to Disneyland Paris at once
- If you have chosen “1 park” and “1 day”, the site will ask you again if you want to visit one park or both
- Verify all the details of your reservation, namely the type of ticket, the date of the visit, the advertised price, and the cancellation conditions. If everything is correct, you can “Add to cart”
- Once the next page loads, confirm your booking information again and click on “Continue”
- On this new page, you’ll have to fill in your contact details, including your email address, mobile phone number, full name, and address
- The next page is a summary of your booking, where you have one last chance to check the ticket and delivery details, before accepting the sales conditions and proceeding with the purchase
- Finally, select the type of payment, fill in your bank card details and click on “Confirm and Pay”!
Undated Tickets to Disneyland Paris (1 Day)
- Select the ticket type. In this case, it’s the second option (“1-Day undated”)
- Set the number of tickets for adults and children. You can book up to six tickets to Disneyland Paris at once
- Choose the experience you prefer, that is, to visit 1 or 2 parks
- Verify all the details of your reservation, namely the type of ticket, the date of the visit, the advertised price, and the cancellation conditions. If everything is correct, you can “Add to cart”
- Once the next page loads, confirm your booking information again and click on “Continue”
- On this new page, you’ll have to fill in your contact details, including your email address, mobile phone number, full name, and address
- The next page is a summary of your booking, where you have one last chance to check the ticket and delivery details, before accepting the sales conditions and proceeding with the purchase
- Finally, select the type of payment, fill in your bank card details and click on “Confirm and Pay”!
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
1. I only have one day to visit Disneyland Paris. Should I buy a ticket for 1 park or 2 parks?
In my opinion, it makes no sense to buy a daily ticket for the 2 parks, because there is simply no time to see and do everything. In fact, it’s very unlikely that you’ll be able to experience all the entertainment options in Disneyland Park itself, as there are dozens of attractions, shops, restaurants, and shows to discover!
Even during the summer, when the park closes considerably later, it becomes difficult to enjoy and maximize time, due to the long queues. So, if you want to save money and enjoy the resort more peacefully, opt for a daily ticket for 1 park only.
2. I just want to visit one park at Disneyland Paris. Should I choose Disneyland Park or Walt Disney Studios Park?
After having worked for over two years at Disneyland Paris, I don’t think I could ever in my life advise anyone to visit Walt Disney Studios Park instead of Disneyland Park. NEVER! First of all, the secondary park is much smaller than the main park, in terms of the number of attractions, shops, restaurants, and shows.
For some reason it’s called “secondary park”, right? But, above all, Walt Disney Studios Park is much less interesting than Disneyland Park. BY FAR. In reality, the only times I would advise a visit to this park is if you spend more than one day at Disneyland Paris or if this is your tenth visit to the resort!
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