The Indigo car park at Disney Village is a paid car park right next to the Village shops and restaurants, a few steps from the park entrance. It’s run by the company Indigo, not by Disney, so it works differently from the main visitor car park.
The big difference: here you pay by the hour, not a flat daily rate. You arrive when you like, with no booking, and leave when you like. It’s handy for a short visit to the Village or the cinema and often cheaper than the visitor car park for a full day.
If you’re looking for the standard visitor car park instead (the big car park with a daily rate), it’s this way: the Disneyland Paris car park.
What is the Indigo car park at Disney Village?
It’s a covered multi-storey car park where everyone pays, with no booking needed. Entry and exit are hands-free: a camera reads your number plate at the barrier and you pay through the Indigo Neo app. So you don’t necessarily need to take a ticket.
Its main advantage is the location: it’s even closer to the park entrance than the standard visitor car park.
How much does it cost?
Prices at the Indigo car park at Disney Village start at €1 per 15 minutes, which comes to around €26 for 24 hours. You pay by the hour on a sliding scale: the longer you stay, the less each quarter of an hour costs. Here are the prices I saw in 2026 (only the prices shown at the entrance are binding):
| Length of stay | Price |
|---|---|
| 15 min | €1 |
| 30 min | €2 |
| 45 min | €3 |
| 1 hour | €4 |
| 2 hours | €7.60 |
| 4 hours | €14.20 |
| 6 hours | €17.40 |
| 8 hours | €20.60 |
| 1 day (24 hours) | €26 |
Prices at the Indigo car park at Disney Village (as seen in 2026)
After the first hour, the rate keeps going down until it reaches the daily cap of around €26. For a quick drop-off, the first minute is free in 2026 (just enough time to drop someone off), then the hourly rate applies.
Is the Disney Village car park free?
No, everyone has to pay at the Disney Village car park (the Indigo car park). The only ways to park for free are the drop-off (the first minute) and the free hours you get if you go to the cinema.
Free hours with a cinema ticket
Where is it and how do you get there?
The address is 2 Avenue Paul Séramy, 77700 Chessy.
By car, take the "Disney Village" exit. Once there, follow the signs for the Disney hotels, Disney Village or the cinema, which lead you to the car park.
One thing to check before you set off: your vehicle must be under 2.10 m high. Motorhomes and high-top vans can’t get in.
What are the times?
The Indigo car park is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, all year round. So you can arrive and leave at any time, day or night.
What areas and services are there?
- Several parking levels
- An area reserved for visitors with reduced mobility
- An area for electric vehicles with charging points
- A standard car area
- A small car wash
- CCTV
My tips for parking there
The Indigo car park is very well placed, but it’s small and fills up fast. In the morning, it can be full quite quickly. Here’s what I’d suggest:
- Arrive early in the morning if you want a space for the day
- If it’s full, aim for mid-afternoon: lots of visitors leave and spaces free up
- If it really is full, fall back on the visitor car park (the Disneyland Paris car park)
- If you go to the cinema, remember to get your parking validated for the free hours
- Note your level and row before heading to the parks: it’s easy to get lost
- Close your windows and leave nothing on show in the car
Other parking options
If the Indigo car park doesn’t suit you, there are two other options:
The Disneyland Paris visitor car park: bigger, more expensive and a little further from the entrance. It’s the usual choice for a full day. All the details, with the up-to-date daily price, are in my guide to the Disneyland Paris car park.
The car park at Marne-la-Vallée Chessy SNCF station: often cheaper, but small and quick to fill up.
Further reading
To compare all the parking options, see my guide to the Disneyland Paris car park. And if you’re planning your journey, here’s how to get to Disneyland Paris.
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Frequently asked questions
01 Do I need to book the Indigo car park?
No, the Indigo car park is used without booking. You just drive up and the barrier opens hands-free, thanks to number plate recognition and the Indigo Neo app.
02 Is the Disney Village car park free for Disney hotel guests?
No, the Indigo car park at Disney Village is paid for everyone, at an hourly rate (from €1 per 15 minutes, about €26 for 24 hours). The only free options are the first minute in the drop-off zone and the free hours you get by showing a cinema ticket. This also applies to Disney hotel guests: their free parking covers their hotel car park and the Disneyland Paris visitor car park, but not the Indigo car park at Disney Village.
03 Is the Indigo car park cheaper than the visitor car park?
Often, yes, especially for a short visit, as it charges by the hour. The visitor car park, on the other hand, charges a flat daily rate. For a full day, the Indigo car park comes to about €26. Full details are in my guide to Disneyland Paris parking.
04 What is the difference between the Indigo car park and the visitor car park?
The Indigo car park (at Disney Village, run by Indigo) is paid by the hour, with no booking, and it is closer to the parks but smaller. The visitor car park is paid at a daily rate, and it is bigger but a little further away. See my guide to Disneyland Paris parking.
