Need a coffee at Disneyland Paris? There are 3 Starbucks to choose from. The biggest and easiest to reach is in Disney Village, and each of two Disney hotels has its own: Disney Hotel Cheyenne and Disney Hotel Santa Fe. Neither of the two parks has one inside, so unless you’re staying at a hotel, Disney Village is your nearest option.
Go there to kick off the day with breakfast or for a sweet treat in the afternoon. Below, I cover where each location is and my favorite orders. Beyond the resort itself, Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station also has a Starbucks, right before you reach the park entrances, which is convenient when you come by train.
Where can you find a Starbucks at Disneyland Paris?
The Disney Village Starbucks
Start with this one, it’s the main location. The Disney Village Starbucks is the largest, has the most choice, and anyone can go in: no park ticket or hotel stay required. You’ll find it along the Disney Village promenade, right before the entrances to the parks.
It also keeps long hours, so it works at almost any time: before the parks in the morning, at lunch, mid-afternoon, and into the evening. My habit is a calm afternoon stop there, or a final coffee on my way back to the hotel. To see what else you can eat nearby, check where to eat at Disney Village.
The Disney Hotel Cheyenne Starbucks
Disney Hotel Cheyenne has its own Starbucks, decorated in the hotel’s Western style. It’s mainly meant for hotel guests, who can grab their coffee and breakfast before they even enter the park. Very handy if you’re staying there and want to head out early.
The Disney Hotel Santa Fe Starbucks
Disney Hotel Santa Fe has its own Starbucks too, with decor inspired by the hotel’s cars theme. As at the Cheyenne, it mostly suits hotel guests: a coffee and something to nibble on before you head off to the parks. It’s a calmer option than the Village if you’re staying here.
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Breakfast or afternoon snack at Starbucks
Starbucks works just as well for kicking off your morning as for an afternoon pause. Early on, coffee and a pastry will hold you over until the rides start running. Later in the day, it’s where to rest for five minutes with a drink and something sweet once your feet start to ache.
My breakfast guide covers the other morning choices on site. If sweets are what you’re after, browse my sweet snacks picks.
My tip: a Refresha in summer
Dig deeper
To plan your snack breaks, here are a few useful pages:
- All the spots in the area in where to eat at Disney Village
- Morning options in my breakfast guide
- Every restaurant and snack spot in the restaurant guide
Frequently asked questions
01 Where are the Starbucks locations at Disneyland Paris?
The main one is at Disney Village, along the walkway that leads to the parks. The other two are at the Disney Hotel Cheyenne and the Disney Hotel Santa Fe.
02 Do you need a park ticket to visit Disney Village?
No. Disney Village is free and open to everyone, with no park ticket or Disney hotel stay required. You can have dinner, browse the shops (including the huge World of Disney store), grab a Starbucks, or catch a movie. The only formality, if you’re not coming straight from a park, is going through the security check at the entrance to the Village. Merchandise exclusive to a land or a season, on the other hand, is sold in the shops inside the parks, which require a ticket.
03 Can I buy Starbucks Disneyland Paris mugs and tumblers?
Yes, every Starbucks sells collectible mugs and tumblers featuring the resort. The widest selection is at the Disney Village Starbucks. If you’re after a specific design that’s sold out there, it’s worth heading over to the Starbucks locations at the Disney Hotel Cheyenne and Hotel Santa Fe.
