Starbucks at Disneyland Paris: where to find it and what to order

If you’re looking for a coffee at Disneyland Paris, you’ll find 3 Starbucks: one in Disney Village (the biggest and the easiest to get to) and one in each of the two Disney hotels, Disney Hotel Cheyenne and Disney Hotel Santa Fe. There’s no Starbucks inside either of the two parks, so if you’re not staying at a hotel, the closest one is in Disney Village.

It’s a good place to start the day with breakfast or to treat yourself to a sweet break in the afternoon. I’ll tell you where to find each one and what I like to order. Outside the resort, there’s another Starbucks at Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station, just before the park entrances: handy if you arrive by train.

This is the main one and the one I recommend first. The Disney Village Starbucks is the biggest, has the widest choice and is open to everyone: you don’t need a park ticket or to be staying at a hotel. It’s on the main Disney Village walkway, just before the park entrances.

Its other plus is its long opening hours: it’s handy in the morning before you go in, at lunchtime, for an afternoon snack and even in the evening. I like to stop there for a quiet break in the afternoon, or for one last coffee before heading back to the hotel. For everything else to eat in the area, see where to eat in Disney Village.

Disney Hotel Cheyenne has its own Starbucks, decorated in the hotel’s Wild West style. It’s mainly designed for hotel guests, who can grab their coffee and breakfast before they even reach the park. Very handy if you’re staying there and want an early start.

Disney Hotel Santa Fe also has its own Starbucks, with decor inspired by the hotel’s Cars theme. As at the Cheyenne, it’s mainly convenient for hotel guests: a coffee and something to nibble before heading off to the parks. It’s a calmer option than the Village if you’re staying here.

A Starbucks is a good option both to start the day well and for an afternoon break. In the morning, a coffee and a pastry are enough to get going before the rides open. In the afternoon, it’s the place to sit down for five minutes with a drink and a sweet treat, when your legs start to tire.

For other breakfast options on site, see my breakfast guide. And if you’re mostly after something sweet, take a look at my picks for sweet snacks.

To plan your sweet breaks, here are a few useful pages:

• All the places to eat nearby, in my guide to where to eat in Disney Village
• Morning options in my breakfast guide
• All the restaurants and snack spots in the restaurant guide