Room only at Disneyland Paris: a Disney hotel without park tickets

A room-only stay at Disneyland Paris means sleeping at a Disney hotel without any park admission tickets. You pay for the room and nothing else. Disney’s official name for this offer is "Room Only."

You spend the night at the hotel and can use its amenities and Disney Village. But your booking doesn’t come with any park access.

It’s a smart option when what you’re after is the calm and the vibe of a Disney hotel, with its pool, spa, or restaurants, and you don’t necessarily plan to spend that day in the park.

Yes. That’s exactly how a room-only stay works: you book a room with no park tickets. Most Disney hotels offer it. To pick where to stay, see the Disney hotels. Here’s what a room-only stay includes, and what it doesn’t.

There’s no set price: you book a room-only stay like any regular hotel night, and the rate depends on the hotel, the date, the season, and how many people are traveling. To give you an idea, I checked prices for nights over the coming months: they run from about €137 a night at Davy Crockett Ranch, the most affordable, up to about €663 at the Disneyland Hotel. These prices are estimates, per room, and they change with your dates.

These prices give you a ballpark figure. For the exact rate on your dates, book on the official Disneyland Paris website, or follow my price calendar.

A room-only stay is mainly for people who already have park access, or who don’t need it that day.

Depending on your situation, you have three booking options.

The official reservations center takes room-only bookings by phone at +33 9 69 32 60 61 (the line for vacation packages and tickets, charged at the standard rate). From outside France: +33 9 69 32 60 61.

Hours: Monday to Friday 9:30-19:30, and Saturday 9:30-18:00.

Passholders with a Disneyland Pass can make the booking themselves on the official website: log into My Account, then open the My Disneyland Passes section. This works year-round.

At certain times of year, hotel deals just for Pass members offer better rates. They’re marked with a colored logo on the booking calendar. You’ll find all the details in my article on Disneyland Pass hotel deals.

You can also book Disney hotels (and partner hotels) on Booking.com. It’s handy for comparing prices, and it’s sometimes cheaper than the official website. Vacation prices swing a lot from one date to the next, so to land a night at the best price, keep an eye on how vacation prices change.

Don’t mix the two up. With a room-only stay, you sleep at the hotel, but without a park ticket. A day visit is the opposite: you explore the parks (and the hotels if you like) without spending the night. I explain it in my article on visiting the Disneyland Hotel without staying there.