Disneyland Paris transportation: every way to get there, compared

Yes, but not directly through the official Disneyland Paris website. Several partner travel agencies (online or brick-and-mortar) offer packages combining the train (TGV, Eurostar...), the hotel, and park tickets, sometimes with a half-board meal plan. Compare offers based on your dates and the number of people.

There are four main ways in: the train (direct TGV, OUIGO, or Eurostar), the RER A all the way to its last stop, Marne-la-Vallée Chessy, the car via the A4 highway (exit 14, Parcs Disney), or a flight into one of the Paris airports (CDG or Orly) followed by a shuttle. I go through each one in my dedicated articles.

Yes, Disney parking is charged by the day. The price depends on the type of vehicle (car, RV, motorcycle). It’s free for guests of the official Disney hotels and for annual passholders (all tiers), except on blockout days (the Gold tier, for its part, gets it all year round, with no blocked days). Current prices are in the Disneyland Paris app or on arrival.

There’s only one: Marne-la-Vallée Chessy. TGV, OUIGO, and Eurostar trains all stop there, and it’s also the last stop on the RER A. Depending on your train, you can get there without changing from Paris, CDG airport, Lille, Lyon, Marseille, or Brussels (coming from London means one change, in Lille or Paris).

Several options: the Magical Shuttle bus (paid, serves the Disney hotels), the RER B then RER A with a change at Châtelet-Les Halles, or a direct TGV from CDG (the fastest). I go over prices and travel times in my dedicated article.