Itinerary Summary
Two full days at Disneyland Paris - Disneyland Park with Sleeping Beauty Castle and the evening parade fireworks, then Walt Disney Studios Park for the RC Racer and Ratatouille rides - with the free D…
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Day 1
CDG to Marne-la-Vallee and an evening in Disney Village
10:00
1.5h
RER A to Marne-la-Vallee-Chessy
Take the airport bus to the RER station, then the A line to Marne-la-Vallee-Chessy, which opens onto the parks. Buy a ticket that covers both legs to avoid a queue at the change.
📍 Charles de Gaulle Airport to Marne-la-Vallee
13:00
1.5h
Resort hotel check-in
Check in, collect park passes and pick up a resort map at the desk. Ask about extra magic hours, which let hotel guests into the park before opening.
📍 Marne-la-Vallee
18:00
2h
Dinner in Disney Village
Walk the lakeside village for a family dinner and a first look at the park entrances. Book a table in the evening, as the casual restaurants queue after 19:00.
📍 Disney Village
💡 Pro Tip: The RER A reaches Marne-la-Vallee-Chessy from central Paris, or take the direct Disney shuttle from the airport. Hotel shuttles are free and run every 15 minutes. Entry rules depend on your passport; check the France visa section. Strollers can be rented inside the parks.
Days 2-7 are member-only
Members get the complete day-by-day plan with timing, transport and on-the-ground tips.
Budget Breakdown
AccommodationUS$68035%
Disneyland resort hotel and central Paris hotel, 6 nights
Food & DiningUS$39020%
Park meals, crepes and kid-friendly cafes
Remaining cost categories are member-only
Members see the full breakdown for flights, hotels, food, tickets and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many days do you need at Disneyland Paris with one child?+
Two park days suit most families: one for Disneyland Park and one for Walt Disney Studios. Staying at a Disney hotel gives extra park time and the free shuttle. Buy dated tickets online and check the park calendar for ride closures and parade times.
Is the RER A from Disneyland Paris to central Paris easy with a child?+
Yes. The RER A runs directly from Marne-la-Vallee Chessy to central Paris in about 40 minutes. Buy tickets at the station machines, avoid peak commuter hours with luggage, and keep hold of the child at busy interchanges. Validate tickets before boarding.
What is the best time of year to visit Disneyland Paris with kids?+
April to June and September to October bring shorter queues and milder weather than July and August. School holidays across Europe are the busiest periods. Winter is cold but cheaper, and the Christmas season draws crowds for decorations and parades. Check the park's crowd calendar.
How much should a single-parent trip to Disneyland Paris cost?+
This route budgets about $1,640-2,240 (roughly EUR 1,430-1,950) for one adult and one child, excluding flights. That covers a Disney-area hotel, park tickets, RER fares and meals. Park food adds up, so price a meal plan and compare nearby restaurants.
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Guide at a Glance
- Duration: 7 days
- Budget: Comfort · approx. $1,640–2,240 (≈ €1,430–1,950), excl. int'l flights; per family of 2 (1 adult + 1 child)
- Difficulty: easy
- Best for: Family
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