| | Overview | Your passport to the magic… The most essential ingredient for trip planning: your ticket. When you arrive at the gates of either Disney Park, everyone above the age of 3 needs a ticket to get in. Regular tickets are wallet-sized shiny cards with a colourful picture on the front and a magnetic strip and details about your ticket’s type and price on the white reverse. Quick Tips - Child tickets are for ages 3-11 years old, whilst Adult tickets are for those aged 12 and above. Children under 3 get in free with a supervising adult.
- You can get tickets for a single day or for multiple days, for one park or two. Additionally, Park Hopper tickets allow you access to both parks in the same day, since they’re literally only a short walk apart.
- Park Tickets provide access to everything in the parks — attractions, shows, parades — the lot! Only the shooting gallery and video arcades require an extra charge.
- It is possible to leave and then return to the park at any time, with any ticket.
Notes Package Bookings - If you book a hotel package direct through Disney, or through one of the many travel agents who deal direct through Disneyland Paris, you will get park tickets for the duration of your stay included in the package, so there’s no need to buy these separately! You’ll usually receive the tickets when you check in at your Disney Hotel or at the Disney Express Luggage Service desk.
E-Tickets - A fairly new service offered by Disneyland Paris is a print-at-home E-Ticket. Now, when you buy tickets online via the direct booking engine, you get the option to receive your tickets as a printable PDF file. Rather than having tickets to put into the turnstiles, these larger paper printouts contain an optical barcode which will be scanned at the entrance of the Disney Parks by a Cast Member.
| | Ticket Types & Prices | Types & Prices Regular Tickets -
1 Day 1 Park Ticket -
£40 -
£34 -
€51 -
€43 - Buy Now
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1 Day 2 Park Ticket -
£49 -
£43 -
€62 -
€54 - Buy Now
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2 Day 2 Park Ticket -
£89 -
£75 -
€112 -
€95 - Buy Now
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3 Day 2 Park Ticket -
£110 -
£93 -
€139 -
€118 - Buy Now
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4 Day 2 Park Ticket -
£128 -
£109 -
€162 -
€138 - Buy Now
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5 Day 2 Park Ticket -
£137 -
£116 -
n/a -
n/a - Buy Now
| | Special Offer Tickets -
Discovery Save 15% 1 Day / 2 Park -
£41 -
£36 -
n/a -
n/a - Buy Now
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Party 4 Days for the price of 3 -
£110 -
£93 -
n/a -
n/a - Buy Now
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Party 5 Days for the price of 4 -
£128 -
£109 -
n/a -
n/a - Buy Now
Prices valid until 9th November 2009.
Terms and conditions apply, check before purchase. | Where to Buy | Where to Buy Buy Direct The best way to get your Park Tickets is to order them direct from Disneyland Paris. This way, you’ll save time and money and always get a great deal — no mark-ups, no commission — and guaranteed tickets delivered direct from Disney. - Buy online from disneylandparis.com!
- UK Booking hotline: 08448 008 898
- Central Reservations hotline: (+33) (0) 1 60 30 60 30
| | | Buy elsewhere online There are also other registered ticket sales agents operating online, for an alternative option to the direct site, who may have additional special offers: - Buy online from attractiontix.co.uk
| | | Buy from locations in the UK Save time at the park gate by buying in advance, before you go. Don’t want to buy online? There are still other options in the UK: - Disney Stores
- Your local Travel Agent
- On-board P&O Ferries on the Dover to Calais and Dover to Zeebrugge routes
- Eurostar ticketing desks at St Pancras and Ashford International stations
Buy from locations in France If you’re already in France, there are even more places to buy tickets before you arrive at the resort: - At the entrance of each Disney Park, of course!
- Disney Store on the Champs-Elysées in Paris
- FNAC stores in Paris
- Virgin Megastore on the Champs-Elysées in Paris
- Major RATP (SNCF) rail ticket offices in Paris
- Some Parisian hotels
| | Important Advice | Important Advice How many days? - Do you want to visit the resort for just a single day or multiple days? You can buy tickets for up to 5 days in the parks, and all tickets for 2 days and over automatically allow visits to both Disney Parks in a single day (known as ‘Park Hopper’ tickets).
- Ideally, a good overview of Disneyland Park takes 2 days whilst Walt Disney Studios Park takes 1 day. The longer you visit for, the more you’ll enjoy it all, however, as you’ll be able to take things slower and wait until the longer queues and crowds die down each day.
Using your Ticket - Entry to the Disney Parks is always subject to the official park capacity.
- Insert the ticket into one of the open electronic turnstiles, shown with a green light, and then take it back when it pops out again and proceed into the park, simple as that! If you’ve got a pushchair (stroller) or wheelchair, the Cast Member at the entrance will let you through a special gate in their shelter and swipe your tickets for you. If you require assistance or encounter problems, do not hesitate to ask one of the Cast Members on-hand for assistance.
- Each day you use your ticket for the first time, a small hole will be punched in it to physically signify one day’s usage, in addition to the resort’s computer-controlled system.
- Your Park Passport allows access to all attractions and entertainment experiences in each park, except video game arcades and the Rustler Roundup Shootin’ Gallery.
- You should keep your passport for your entire stay in the parks, do not throw it away. You will need it to collect Disney’s FASTPASS tickets in particular.
Re-entry to the Parks - When you leave a park during the day and intend to re-enter later, be sure to get your hand stamped by the Cast Member.
- When you return to the park, be sure to hold your handstamp under the UV light before inserting your Park Ticket. The turnstile recognises the stamp ink automatically.
- This confirms you have actually exited that day, and not just given your ticket to someone else, to prevent ticket freud.
Purchasing Tickets - Ordering tickets direct from Disneyland Resort Paris either online or over the phone will require a small delivery charge per ticket. Payment must be made by debit/credit card and remember to allow 10 days for delivery of Regular Tickets. There is a maximum of 12 tickets per order online and 8 over the phone.
- Ticket purchasing locations listed here are aimed at visitors from the UK and France, more locations can be found on the Disneyland Paris website for your country.
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