Disneyland® Paris: 1-Day Ticket (1 or 2 Parks)!

Immediately on booking, you will be emailed a receipt for your Disneyland® Paris Tickets. Your e-ticket will be sent by email within 72 hours of booking.

Voucher Information: You can show your voucher on your smartphone or other devices. (But if you’d rather print a copy – that’s fine too!)

Children below the age of 12 years need to be accompanied by an adult. Always keep a photo ID handy just to be safe.

Dated tickets are those which are valid only for the date that you choose in the calendar and flexible tickets (non-dated) are those which are valid for 1 year from the date of issuance.

NOTE ABOUT FLEXIBLE TICKETS (NON-DATED): For Non-dated tickets it’s important to register your entry. To promote physical distancing in compliance with the recommendation of health authorities, park entry will require prior reservation (no extra charge) for that day at the following address: register.disneylandparis.com/entry-reservation/ or by contacting our Office. Children under 3 do not need to register.

Depending on the health measures and recommendations from public authorities, certain experiences, shows, or events will not be offered or may be modified upon reopening.

Reservations for each day are subject to availability. Therefore, the purchase of a ticket does not guarantee that it can be used any day of its validity period.

Disney+ Offer:

After the booking, you will receive an email with steps on how to avail the offer, if you're eligible. 

Disney+ Offer is valid for only select EU countries. Offer limited to one (1) Disney+ subscription per booking. Offer available to new and returning Disney+ subscribers only. 

For more information, refer the FAQs / terms & conditions in Useful Downloads section.

Covid 19 information:

According to the French government guidance, face masks are no longer required but remain recommended at Disneyland Paris for experiences such as our parade and nighttime spectacular “Disney Illuminations”. The Vaccine Pass and Health Pass will no longer be used, except for in health establishments. As a result, Disneyland Paris will stop requiring for these passes as of this date. The health and well-being remains a top priority.

Since the beginning of the health crisis, Disneyland Paris has put in place a combination of measures to help reduce risk in the carefully managed environment of the resort, based on the guidance of health authorities and an experienced health and safety team. Disneyland Paris continue to adapt operations as needed based on the unique conditions of the resort.