The Baby Care Centre (the official Disneyland Paris name for this space, which some people still call by its older name) is a quiet, air-conditioned and free space for families with a baby or a young child. There’s one in each park. It has everything you need to change, feed and breastfeed your child away from the crowds and the heat, in a room with no music or entertainment, so it’s properly calm.
If you’ve forgotten something, a few essentials (nappies, baby wipes, baby food jars) are on sale there.
Two things to know before your visit. First, it’s completely free, for every family, with no sign-up. Second, the Baby Care Centre is open during park opening hours (from opening in the morning to closing at night), so you can use it all day.
What is the Disneyland Paris Baby Care Centre?
The Baby Care Centre is a small, enclosed, air-conditioned building designed for looking after a little one comfortably. It’s a calm place with no music, away from the bustle of the park, where you can take all the time you need.
It actually does two jobs. The first, and the most useful day to day: a place to change, feed, breastfeed and settle your baby. The second, more reassuring: it’s the official meeting point for children separated from their parents.
If you lose sight of your child, tell the nearest Cast Member (Disney’s word for a park employee) straight away. A search starts across the park and, once found, your child is taken to the Baby Care Centre, where a Cast Member looks after them until you arrive.
What’s inside? The facilities
The space is split into several areas to cover a baby’s needs during a day at the park. Everything is free and available to use.
| Area | What you’ll find |
|---|---|
| Feeding room | Microwaves, bottle warmers, sink, water, tables, high chairs for little ones and seats for adults |
| Breastfeeding room | A private, quiet and closed room with armchairs. Open to mums and dads alike. Sockets for electric breast pumps |
| Toilets / changing | Roomy changing tables with protective paper |
| Comfort | Fully air-conditioned, no music, calm and away from the crowds |
| Essentials | On sale there: nappies, baby wipes, baby food jars, dummies, sometimes sun cream |
What you’ll find in the Baby Care Centre
Where is the Baby Care Centre in Disneyland Park?
Since May 2026, the Baby Care Centre at Disneyland Park has been near Central Plaza (the park’s big central square), in the former Annual Pass office, marked by an official sign.
This isn’t its usual location. Until then, it was on Main Street U.S.A., at the exit of the Discovery Arcade, right next to the Plaza Gardens restaurant. The restaurant has been closed for renovation since 31 March 2026, and that closure is what led to the temporary move of the Baby Care Centre (so the restaurant closing and the Baby Care Centre moving are two separate things: the restaurant closed at the end of March, the Baby Care Centre moved in May).
It’s expected back in its original spot sometime in 2027, when Plaza Gardens reopens.
As locations are changing at the moment, the safest bet is still to check the exact location on the day in the official Disneyland Paris app, or to ask a Cast Member at the entrance.
Where is the Baby Care Centre in the second park?
The second park is now called Disney Adventure World (formerly Walt Disney Studios). As far as I know, its Baby Care Centre hasn’t moved in 2026 and is open as normal.
You’ll find it on the Front Lot, the square just after the park entrance, on the same side as Studio Services and Studio Photo (the Guest Services office and the photo point), so it’s easy to spot. Here too, the official app confirms its location on the day of your visit.
Is the Baby Care Centre free and when is it open?
The Baby Care Centre is completely free, for every family, with no booking or sign-up. You walk in, settle down and use the facilities (microwaves, bottle warmers, changing, breastfeeding room) without paying a thing. The only things you pay for are the essentials on sale there (nappies, baby wipes, baby food jars, dummies), useful if you’ve forgotten something but sold in small quantities, not for stocking up for the whole day.
As for opening hours, the Baby Care Centre is open during park opening hours, from opening in the morning to closing at night. So you can rely on it all day, with no restricted time slots.
A cool break on hot days
As the Baby Care Centre is air-conditioned and has no music, it becomes a proper cool break on very hot days. With a baby, a moment out of the sun and away from the crowds does a lot of good, for your child and for you.
Of course it’s not the only cool spot in the park, and the heat is mostly something to plan for beforehand. To prepare a visit in a heatwave, see my tips for visiting during a heatwave.
Baby Care Centre and first aid: don’t mix them up
The Baby Care Centre is for everyday baby care (changing, feeding, breastfeeding, a quiet break). For a health problem, a minor injury or feeling unwell, you need first aid, which is a different place.
Worth knowing: in 2026, the Disneyland Park first aid centre has also moved temporarily, to Discoveryland. The details are in my article on first aid at the park.
Planning your visit with a baby
The Baby Care Centre is only one part of planning a good day with a little one. Here are the other useful topics to look at before you come.
Further reading
- Baby’s meals: there’s no meal plan for under-3s, they share your plate or you buy them a meal. The details are in my guide to the meal plans.
- Pushchairs at the park: bring your own or hire one? It’s all in my pushchair guide.
- Visiting Disneyland Paris while pregnant: suitable rides, rest and tips in my guide to visiting while pregnant.
- Planning a hot day with a child: see my guide to visiting during a heatwave.
- All my tips for visiting with a baby.
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Frequently asked questions
01 Is the Disneyland Paris Baby Care Centre free?
Yes, access is completely free, for all families, with no booking. You can freely use the microwave, the bottle warmer, the changing tables and the breastfeeding area. Only the emergency supplies on sale there (nappies, wipes, baby food jars) cost extra.
02 Where is the Baby Care Centre in Disneyland Park at the moment?
Since May 2026, it has temporarily moved near Central Plaza, into the former Annual Pass office, because the Plaza Gardens restaurant (its usual neighbour on Main Street) has been closed for renovation since 31 March 2026. It is expected to return to its original spot some time in 2027. Check the day’s location in the official Disneyland Paris app.
03 What time does the Baby Care Centre open and close?
The Baby Care Centre is open during park opening hours, from opening in the morning to closing in the evening. So you can use it all day, with no restricted time slot.
04 What should you do if your child gets lost in a Disney park?
Tell the nearest Cast Member (park employee) straight away: staff are trained to handle these situations and a search is started. Each park has a lost children meeting point, where a Cast Member looks after your child until you get there. My advice before your visit: agree on a meeting point with your child and put a phone number on them.
05 Can you breastfeed at the Baby Care Centre?
Yes. The Baby Care Centre has an enclosed breastfeeding room with armchairs, calm and with no music. It’s open to mums and dads alike, and there are sockets for plugging in an electric breast pump.
