What is the Bon Plan ticket?
The Bon Plan ticket is the cheapest ticket at Disneyland Paris. It arrived on 18 November 2025. It adds a more affordable price to the existing range, for a single-day visit.
Here’s how it works: a low price, but strict rules. You pick a specific date from a list of dates offered by the park. In return, you pay less than for the other tickets.
It’s a separate option. It doesn’t replace the standard tickets. To compare all the options, I go through everything in my guide to the different Disneyland Paris tickets.
How much does the Bon Plan ticket cost?
The Bon Plan ticket starts at €49 for 1 day in 1 park. To visit the 2 parks on the same day, you pay a supplement (the 2-park ticket then comes to €84).
There’s a single price: the same for an adult and a child. Under-3s go in free, as everywhere in the park.
Note that I do say "from". The price changes with the date and demand. Some dates cost more than others, depending on the season and the expected crowds. To fit this ticket into a full budget, read my article on prices and budget at Disneyland Paris and to compare it with the other tickets, see the ticket comparison.
What are the next Bon Plan ticket dates?
The Bon Plan ticket goes on sale for around ten dates at a time, 60 to 90 days before the visit, from €49 per person for 1 park and €84 per person for 2 parks (same price for adults and children). The dates change with each new release: here are the ones open right now.
Bon Plan datesThe next Bon Plan ticket dates on sale
Choose the number of parks and your party: here are the Bon Plan ticket dates currently on sale, with their prices.
The Bon Plan ticket dates appear here. You can also check them on the official Disneyland Paris website.
Can’t find your date? The Bon Plan ticket dates change with each new release: I’ll let you know as soon as a Bon Plan is available for your dates.
Bon Plan ticket conditions
This is the part that matters most. The low price comes with firm rules. Here they are, in plain terms, before you book.
- 1 day / 1 park Valid for a single day, in a single park. A supplement lets you add the second park.
- Certain dates only The ticket is only offered on specific dates, chosen by the park and subject to availability.
- Limited numbers The number of tickets is restricted. The most popular dates sell out fast.
- On sale 60 to 90 days before The ticket is only on sale between 60 and 90 days before your visit date. Not earlier, and not at the last minute.
- Single price Same price for adults and children (free for under-3s).
- Fixed date The ticket is only valid on the date you choose. It can’t be used on another day.
- Named ticket Like the park’s other tickets, it’s linked to the name of the person given at purchase. Check the name carefully before paying.
Is the Bon Plan ticket right for you?
This ticket is a great deal for some visitors and the wrong choice for others. It all depends on your plans. Here’s how to decide.
The Bon Plan is ideal if…
- You’re aiming for one park for the day.
- Your date is certain and won’t change.
- Your dates are flexible within the ones offered.
- You’re watching your budget and looking for the lowest price.
- You won’t need to cancel or change anything.
Another ticket is better if…
- You want to do the 2 parks without restrictions.
- Your date is fixed and outside the dates offered.
- You’re booking a very long way ahead.
- You decide at the last minute.
- You need to be able to change or cancel.
If the Bon Plan doesn’t suit your situation, don’t worry. Another option will fit better. I go through them all in the Disneyland Paris ticket comparison.
How to buy it (at the right time)
The hardest part isn’t the price, it’s the timing. The sales window is short and tickets are limited. Here’s what to do so you don’t miss it.
Pick your date
Choose the exact day of your visit. The Bon Plan mostly targets quiet days, outside school holidays and the big crowd peaks. Often on weekdays or in off-peak season (check against the dates that are open).
Work out the window
Count back 60 to 90 days from that date. It’s the only period when the ticket will be on sale for that specific day.
Watch for the release
New dates appear 90 days before at the earliest. Set a reminder in your calendar so you don’t forget.
Choose the Bon Plan option
On the official ticket website ("Disney Park Tickets" menu), choose the "dated Bon Plan ticket" option: one price for adults and children (3-11), bookable 60 to 90 days ahead, in limited numbers, non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
Choose your date from the open days
The calendar only shows the eligible days for the Bon Plan (often quieter days): available dates appear in green with their price. Many days stay greyed out, that’s normal. Pick the one that suits you.
Enter the visitors
Enter the number of adults and children (3-11): with the Bon Plan, they’re at the same price. Under-3s go in free, without a ticket.
Check and pay
Check the date, the park and the name of each person: the ticket is named. Choose your payment method, then pay. Once paid, nothing can be changed or refunded.
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Read the articleFrequently asked questions
01 What is the Disneyland Paris Bon Plan ticket?
The Bon Plan ticket is the cheapest Disneyland Paris ticket, launched on 18 November 2025. It gets you into one park (Disneyland Park or Disney Adventure World) on a set date, from €49, with a paid add-on to visit both parks. One thing that sets it apart: there’s a single price for adults and children (3-11), with no difference based on age. These tickets are limited in number and only go on sale 60 to 90 days before the visit date. They can’t be refunded, changed or cancelled, so only book one if your date is certain.
02 How much does the Bon Plan ticket cost?
It starts at €49 for 1 day and 1 park. With the add-on for 2 parks, it comes to €84. The price varies with the date and demand: some days cost more.
03 When does the Bon Plan ticket go on sale?
It goes on sale between 60 and 90 days before the visit date. Before that window, the date isn’t open yet. After it, the ticket is no longer available.
04 At what age does a child need to pay for a ticket?
Children under 3 get in free, without a ticket. From 3 to 11, it’s the child price (a little cheaper than the adult price). From 12, it’s the adult price. Free entry and the child price apply to most tickets, dated and undated alike. The exception: the Bon Plan ticket has a single price, so a child pays the same as an adult.
05 When should I buy my ticket to pay the least?
With dynamic pricing, the earlier you buy, the less you pay. I recommend buying at least 2 to 3 months before your date, especially for the busiest periods, when the best dates go quickly. Waiting until the last minute in the hope of a deal is a bad idea: for tickets, prices almost always go up as the date gets closer.
06 Can a ticket be changed or refunded after buying?
It depends on the ticket. The standard dated ticket comes with free cancellation up to 3 days before your visit. The Bon Plan ticket and the undated Billet Liberté can’t be refunded, changed or cancelled. For the Billet Liberté, only the registered date can be changed, until 10:00 on the booked day. No refund is given if you can’t come for personal reasons (illness, travel problems, weather). If there’s a risk you won’t be able to come, go for the standard dated ticket. These conditions may change: check them on the official website before you buy.
