In short
Organizing your trip to the Disney parks requires a few simple steps to avoid fare errors or delays. Paris's transportation network offers a variety of solutions to suit every comfort and budget, covering the entire distance between the city center and the entrance gates. Choosing the right transportation allows you to optimize your time and start your day without logistical stress.
- RER A train (maximum speed)
- Marne-la-Vallée – Chessy (arrival station)
- shuttles (comfort from the center)
- Origin-destination ticket (correct fare)
- Travelling by car (A4 motorway)
- Taxi and Uber Service (Night Trips)
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How to get to Disneyland
To get around between the city centre and the amusement parks there are four main solutions, each suited to different budget, time and comfort needs.
RER A train
The train line connects the center of Paris directly to the park gates in about 40 minutes.
Official bus shuttles
Air-conditioned coach service with scheduled departures directly from strategic and central points of the French capital.
Taxis and Ride-Hailing Services
Private door-to-door transfer ideal for families with luggage or for a comfortable nighttime return.
Private or rental car
Independent travel via the A4 motorway, perfect if you've planned a longer itinerary outside the city limits.
Our advice
If you want to maximize your time and keep costs down, the RER A is by far the best option for reaching Disneyland Paris. Trains are frequent (every 10-15 minutes), are not affected by rush-hour traffic, and leave you just a two-minute walk from the entrance turnstiles.
Quick comparison of vehicles
Here's a sample table to help you compare different ways to get to Disneyland and quickly figure out which one is best for your trip.
| Characteristics | RER A train | Shuttle Buses | Taxi / Uber | Private Car |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Immune to city traffic | ✓ | × | × | × |
| Direct arrival at the turnstiles | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | × (Parking required) |
| High frequency departures (every 10-15 min) | ✓ | × (Fixed hours) | ✓ (On request) | ✓ (Autonomous) |
| Door-to-door service from the hotel | × | × (Collection points) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Official parking excluded | ✓ (It's not necessary) | ✓ (It's not necessary) | ✓ (It's not necessary) | × (Paid) |
| Ideal for | Those looking for speed and maximum savings | Those who want a comfortable and organized trip | Families with suitcases or late night trips | Those who already have a car and are moving outside Paris |
| Indicative price | ~5,50 € | ~30 € | ~70-90 € | Variable |
Buy the ticket with shuttle included
Many operators offer an all-in-one service that includes park admission and express shuttle transfer from Paris. See all ticket types in our comparison.
Which option is best for you?
To help you quickly identify the perfect solution for your needs, we've divided the options into four specific profiles. Find the one that best suits your style and instantly discover the ideal vehicle for your itinerary.
If you have little time
Choose: the RER A regional train.
- avoid the traffic on the Parisian highways
- you arrive at the gates in about forty minutes
- very high frequency with continuous runs all day
If you are a family
Choose: the official bus shuttles.
- depart directly from central points of Paris
- no stress from connections or escalators
- linear travel with guaranteed seating
If you are traveling alone
Choose: the dedicated train ticket.
- minimum amortizable cost for a single person
- reach the arrival station in complete autonomy
- maximum flexibility of time both on the outward and return journeys
If you want to be comfortable
Choose: Taxi or Uber service.
- door-to-door collection in front of your accommodation
- ideal for returning late and tired after the blocks
- exclusive space in the trunk for your purchases
Need to know
- RER A line, red
- Arrival station Marne-la-Vallée Chessy
- Disneyland is located in zone 5
- The parks are 32 kilometers apart
- Trains run from five in the morning
- Runs every ten minutes
To keep in mind
- The T+ urban ticket is not valid
- Keep your ticket until you exit
- Beware of line forks
- Buy the return immediately in the morning
- Last ride around half past midnight
- Night taxis have higher fares
Other transfer options to and from Disneyland
5 practical tips from the expert
Here are 5 practical tips to best manage your trip to the park:
Buy the correct ticket for the RER
Buy a ticket for zone 5; the urban metroticket is not valid.
Get your return ticket in the morning
You'll avoid the long lines at the station vending machines when the parks close in the evening.
Check the direction on the monitors
On the RER A platform always choose trains heading to Marne-la-Vallée - Chessy.
Check the time of the last ride
Make sure you don't miss the last train to Paris after the evening light show.
Calculate the cost of parking
If you use a private car, be aware of the rather high daily rates for official parking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which metroline should I take from central Paris?
You don't have to use the classic metro, but the RER A regional train heading east.
Is a single metroticket valid to get to the park?
No, you need a specific “Origin-Destination” ticket valid up to the zone 5 station.
How long does it take to get to Disneyland by train?
The journey from the main stations in central Paris takes approximately 40 minutes.
Is the train station close to the entrance to the Disney parks?
Yes, the arrival platform is located directly in front of the turnstiles of the two parks.
Can the transfer be used if I sleep in the park?
Of course, you can also organize a transfer (package with tickets) if you stay one or more nights in the Disney park.
