| 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. Its place amongst the old sugar beet fields, 35 kilometres from the city, makes it relaxed and detached from the noise and bustle of daily Parisian life.   | Autoroute A4 | | Exit 12.1 Val d’Europe Val d’Europe Hotels | Exit 13 Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch Davy Crockett’s Adventure | Exit 14 Disney Parks Disney Village Disney Hotels Val de France Hotels |  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 (Estimated) From… 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 Calais 3 hours 15 minutes; tolls 18,50� | Amsterdam 4 hours 55 minutes; tolls 13,10� Bordeaux 5 hours 55 minutes; tolls 30,00� Brussels 3 hours 15 minutes; tolls 12,00� Caen 2 hours 55 minutes; tolls 12,30� Cologne 4 hours 55 minutes; tolls 12,00� Frankfurt 4 hours 50 minutes; tolls 24,80� Lille 2 hours 30 minutes; tolls 13,10� | Luxembourg 3 hours 10 minutes; tolls 21,00� Lyon 4 hours 25 minutes; tolls 29,70� Meaux 20 minutes; tolls 1,90� Nantes 4 hours 05 minutes; tolls 30,60� Rouen 2 hours 25 minutes; tolls 5,00� Strasbourg 4 hours 05 minutes; tolls 31,90� Versailles 1 hour |  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! |  Dover to Calais Up to 25 sailings a day. Journey time: 90 minutes. See the white cliffs of Dover, enjoy a pleasant sea crossing and have more time to relax. Dover Port in the heart of the harbour town. Check-in: Closes 30 minutes before departure. On board: With your car left in the lower levels, outside decks, a family lounge, club lounge, shop, international food court, Brasserie, Costa Coffee, sports bar and children’s play areas await. Arrival: Direct onto the A16, 10 minutes drive to the A26 link. Click here for more info & to book |  Folkestone to Sangatte (nr. Calais) Up to 3 departures an hour at peak times. Journey time: 35 minutes. Fast and easy, shops and food at the terminal building and perfect for sea sickness sufferers! Folkestone terminal connected to motorway. Check-in: At least 30 minutes before departure. Terminal building features shops and restaurants. On board: You stay with your car in bright, air-conditioned carriages, free to stay seated or get out and stretch your legs. Arrival: Onto the Rocade Est, 8 minutes drive to the A26 link. Click here for more info & to book | | | | | See also: SeaFrance (Dover to Calais) Norfolkline (Dover to Dunkirk) | | |