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Disneyland Resort Paris is located in the
district of Marne-la-Vall�e, a stretch of towns in the Marne valley to the
East of Paris, easily accessible via the A4 Autoroute at Exit 14.

The road network surround the resort was
built with Disneyland in mind, with wide autoroutes and dual carriageways
serving all the key locations and a direct route from the A4 Autoroute to
the Disney Parks car park. Everything is easy to find, well-signposted and
far closer than you expect!

And the best part – once you’ve arrived,
you can wave goodbye to driving for your entire stay. The Disney Parks and
Disney Village are accessible in just a few minutes on foot, whilst all the
Resort Hotels have their own quick shuttle buses.

Autoroute
A4 Exits

Parking

Disney Parks Parking

The vast main parking lot of Disneyland Resort Paris is ideally situated to
serve both Disney Parks along with Disney Village and the main resort area.
From the A4 autoroute, signs guide you along the pleasant dual carriageway
towards the large entrance plaza with its iconic “Disneyland” sign. From
here, you’ll be guided by Cast Members to your spot on the well-designed
lot.

Motorbikes: 5 � per day

Cars: 8 � per day

Coaches: 10 � per day

Campervans: 20 � per day

Parking is free for all guests staying at Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch,
Disney Hotels, Val de France Hotels or Hotel L’�lys�e Val d’Europe, upon
presentation of your room card or Resort ID.

Parking is also free for all Annual Passport Fantasy and Annual Passport Dream
holders, or available for 24 � extra per year for Annual Passport Francilien
holders.

Toilets and the Animal Care Centre are located at the top of the main Disney
Parks Parking, along with services for Coaches and Campervans at their
respective areas

A useful moving walkway traverses the route between the lower end of the
parking lot and the main Resort Hub, handy to speed up your arrival or take
the strain off your feet at the end of the day

Disney Village Parking

Disney Village has its own multistory parking lot operated by Vinci, right
at the heart of the resort itself.

Ideal for short-stay when visiting for a short period of the day only.

Resort Hotels Parking

Parking is free at your Resort Hotel (except Pierre & Vacances City
ApartHotel) upon presentation of your room card.

Guests with an Annual Passport Dream also receive free parking at any of the
Disney Hotels.

More Parking

Parking is also available at the Marne-la-Vall�e/Chessy TGV station, for a
charge.

Parking at Val d’Europe’s International Shopping Centre is free of charge.

Directions
to Disneyland Resort Paris

From Paris

Avoid Le P�riph�rique (Paris ring road) as
much as possible!

From North Paris, take the A3 East, then
the A86 South to join the A4 direct to Disneyland.

From South Paris, take the A4 from its
starting point on Le P�riph�rique all the way to Disneyland.

From Calais & the North

From the Ferry Port, take the Rocade Est to
the A26; from Eurotunnel, take the A16 East to the A26.

Follow the A26 South towards Arras. Here,
join the A1 South.

Close to Bobigny, near A�roport Charles de
Gaulle, follow signs for the A104 to Marne-la-Vall�e then follow this South
all the way to the A4.

Take the A4 East direct to Disneyland.
Alternative routes can be found by leaving the A104 just before Torcy and
heading through Lagny-sur-Marne, then along the D231 towards Serris and Val
d’Europe.

From A�roport Charles de Gaulle

Join the A104 and head South, either
joining the A4 East or taking a shortcut through Lagny-sur-Marne.

Remember…

Drive on the right! Driving licenses from
other EU countries are valid in France. You should also carry your passport
with you at all times, as well as some loose change for any tolls (p�age).

Drive
Times to Disneyland Resort Paris

From the Paris Region…

Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch 15 minutes

Val de France Hotels 3 minutes

Val d’Europe 10 minutes

Paris 35-40 minutes + (heavily dependant on
traffic)

A�roport Charles de Gaulle/Roissy 40-45
minutes

A�roport Orly 45-50 minutes

From further afield…

Crossing
the Channel

If you’re driving to Disneyland Resort Paris
from the UK, you’ll face the inevitable barrier of the English Channel (La
Manche), but don’t fear – this ‘aint no Atlantic sea! No jet lag, no long
queues at security, and a journey time as quick as 35 minutes!

See also:

SeaFrance (Dover to
Calais)

Norfolkline (Dover
to Dunkirk)

Drive times and toll prices should be used as a guide only,
subject to change.
Drive times always subject to traffic delays, toll prices estimated 2007. Route
maps may not be to scale.

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