Getting to Disneyland Paris: every route compared

Yes, but not directly through the official Disneyland Paris website. Several partner travel agencies (online or high street) offer packages combining the train (TGV, Eurostar...), the hotel and park tickets, sometimes with half board. Compare the offers for your dates and the number of people.

You have four main options: by train (TGV, OUIGO or direct Eurostar), by RER A to the end of the line at Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy, by car on the A4 motorway (exit 14, Parcs Disney) or by plane with a shuttle from the Paris airports (CDG or Orly). I go through each option in my dedicated articles.

Yes, the Disney car park is paid by the day. The price depends on the type of vehicle (car, motorhome, two-wheeler). It is free for guests of the official Disney hotels and for annual pass holders (all tiers), except on blockout days (the Gold tier gets it all year round, with no blocked days). Up-to-date prices are on the Disneyland Paris app or on arrival.

Just one station: Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy. It serves TGV, OUIGO and Eurostar trains as well as the RER A (end of the line). You arrive there directly from Paris, CDG airport, Lille, Lyon, Marseille or Brussels depending on your train (from London, with a change in Lille or Paris).

There are several options: the Magical Shuttle coach (paid, serving the Disney hotels), RER B then RER A, changing at Châtelet-Les Halles, or a direct TGV from CDG (the quickest). I go through the prices and journey times in my dedicated article.