UPDATED: May 2022
Hi there, traveler and welcome! Below you will find a comparison table showing an overview of all the different prices by the official site and re-sellers companies (there quick answer is coming soon (check “In a hurry section” and all the nitty-gritty details about how I calculated it are below in the post). The savings will really depend on the current pricing structure of Disney, but in general you can still save anywhere between 5 to 15€ (and even 20€) at times per ticket!
NOTE: For simplicity, I am only comparing the prices for 1 day/2 parks adult dated tickets (there are many variations, I will talk about it later). Generally if one type of tickets is cheaper, then it is safe to say that all the other types of tickets will also be cheaper.
If you are in a hurry
It is pretty complicated with all the different conditions, but let me give you an idea on the current cheapest website before you start getting into details: Currently it is KLOOK with an average saving of about 7.5€ per person. If you don’t have the time to go into the calculation on exactly how much and why, you can just save yourself some time and quite some money. Enjoy! 🙂
OK, let’s get into it – I have compared EVERYTHING that was on the market for Disneyland Paris tickets (in French and English). Below you are going to see the most interesting websites that made it to my list. But again, to save your time here is price comparison in a table for easier understanding:
- Comparison for: 1 day/2 parks adult ticket
- Currency: EUR
So, long story short – for the biggest savings buy Disney tickets on Klook website (you will save from ~5.65 to 8€ per person depending on the dates). If you are buying over 6 months in advance (Klook only offers 6 months in advance purchase), then check out Attraction Tickets – you will save 4€ per person in this case.
1. On Disney website
Except for their really complicated pricing according to the dates system, buying tickets on the official website is very straightforward and can also be the cheapest sometimes. The site if fully in English and the interface is quite intuitive.
Here is how to buy it –
- Go to the official website -> Click “Tickets and Packages” – “Park Tickets”
- Choose “Dated” or “Undated” -> (Dated is cheaper, Undated can be used at any date including holidays, but you still need to reserve your spot in advance and you can only get an Undated tickets for 1 day)
- Choose for how many parks (there is a toggle) – 1 Day 1 Park only allows you to go to one park (there are 1 of them together: the big one is called Disneyland Park and the small one is Walt Disney Studios Park (only worth half a day imo). If you decide to go for 1 park only then definitely choose the big one, but I HIGHLY recommend to do 2, even if you only have a day – you will probably miss a couple of rides, but it is kind of doable in a day + the small one has some cool rides that I would not want you to miss (Ratatouille and the Tower of terror are wow!)
- Choose how many days (the more the cheaper, but it is always up to your availability)
- Choose your date (assuming you chose the “Dated” ticket). If you ask me, the color-codes system is a bit hard to understand especially considering the fast that orange and pink look extremely similar on the site, but here is what I could gather: GREEN (Booking rrrreally in advance for normal working days), BLUE (normal non-holiday working days), or PURPLE (some Sundays and weekends), YELLOW (most summer dates except the most popular ones), ORANGE (super high season except for the main big holidays), PINK (all holidays and pre-holidays including Halloween, Christmas, Easter etc.). At the moment, you can buy your tickets ~11 month in advance
- Choose how many adults and kids (3-11 y.o) are going. Kids under 3 do not need a ticket nor a reservation ->
- Press “Add to Cart”, it will look something like this->
- It will offer you some add-ons for different shows, choose them if you like, otherwise click “Continue”
- Fill in the information for all the guests (they say the tickets are not transferrable, but I honestly never saw them checking anyone’s IDs)
- Pay with your credit card, and you will receive your ticket with a special QR-code by email, hooray!
That is it, just go directly at the gates with these tickets, no need to queue in the cash register!
NOTE: At the moment when this article is last updated (May 2022), the price is 87 EUR for 1 adult for a 1 day/2 parks GREEN ticket for the December, 11 2022
TIP: Check Disneyland Offers and Packages – sometimes Disneyland in Paris throws crazy promos that are even cheaper than on the website I am going to recommend below!
What if you want to cancel these tickets?
In case you bought your tickets through the official website, you can get your money back if you cancel at least 3 days in advance:
“The 1-Day dated ticket may be cancelled and refunded in full up to 3 days before your visit date (including the day of arrival, e.g. if you have bought a ticket for 4 June, for example, you will have until midnight on 1 June to cancel it). You may cancel your ticket directly from your order summary page, which you can access using the security key provided in your confirmation e-mail. If it says that your booking can only be cancelled by e-mail, please send your name, the 8-digit booking number, the date of your selected visit and a photo of the ticket (with the legible barcode) or the PDF of your e-ticket to [email protected] You will be refunded the full amount as quickly as possible, usually via the same payment method used to buy the ticket. If you would like to change the date of your visit, you will first need to cancel your current ticket and buy a new one for your desired date (subject to availability). Please note that it is not possible to change your visit date via e-mail.”
2. On Klook website
Now to the fun part – let’s see which (legit) ticket resellers actually sell tickets cheaper than on the official website!
Klook is a big website that usually has a lot of great offers for tours in Asia, but it serves our purpose in this case – they offer good rates for EuroDisney too!
Here is how to get it and the pricing that you should expect:
- Go to Klook.com ->
- Type “Disneyland Paris” in the search field (there is also Shanghai and Hong Kong, so do not mix it up!) Or just click here – it should take you directly to the offer ->
- Click “Select Options” (please note that currently you can only buy tickets 2 days in advance the latest) – >
- Choose your dates and the option you prefer (1 Day 2 Parks for our example as usual), Click “Check Availability” ->
- Select the amount of Adults and Kids visiting and click “Book Now” – >
- Sign up or Log in ->
- Fill in your info and the Payment details (it will automatically change to your preferred currency) ->
- All set, you will receive your ticket by email!
P.S. Please note that your tickets are refundable if you cancel it at least 4 days in advance
YOUR SAVING: As you can see, the ticket is 81.35€ for Adults, while it would be 87€ on the official website. 87 – 81.35 = 5.65€. That is the lowest saving you can get with Klook. If you buy Purple ticket for instance, the saving is 8€ per person which definitely adds up if you are traveling as a big family/group!
3. On Attraction Tickets website
As you cannot buy tickets on Klook that are over 6 months in advance, so I found another website that offers some decent saving (it adds up to be 4€ per person at the end, so not so much, but I think it is still worth it, considering you are literally spending the same much time buying it on the official site vs on Attraction tickets. 😉
Let’s say we are buying tickets for 16th of January 2023 (so, about 9 months in advance), here is how you do it:
- Go to Attraction tickets and look for “Disneyland Paris” ->
- Choose your preferred ticket type (as usual, we are going to choose 1 Day/2 parks for the sake of correct comparison) ->
- Choose your dates ->
- Choose the amount of adults and kids and click “Add to basket” ->
- It is going to give you some gift (some printouts), click “Checkout” ->
- Fill in your details
- Pay (card/Paypal or even gift cards are accepted) ->
- Voila, you are all done! (as usual, dated tickets do not require any prior reservations, so just have your QR-code/email ready when you are at the entrance to the park)
P.S. Cancellation policy is very standard – cancel 3 days in advance to get a full refund.
YOUR SAVING: the ticket on the official website for the dates are 81€, the price on Attraction tickets as you can see is 77€, so your saving is 81-77=4€. They also talk about 25£ credit for Orlando tickets, but honestly, I did not really understand how it works. You can ask them directly if that applies to you.
4. Other ways to save
Except for the reseller sites, here are a couple of more ways to save on your Disney ticket that you might not have though about:
- Check the promo page of the official site – as I said earlier, sometimes Disney throws really nice promos when you would be better off taking advantage of that directly
- Think about getting an Annual Pass – if you are planning to visit the park 3 or more times in a year, consider getting an Annual Pass. Not only it gives you cool perks like free parking, discounts for hotels, discounts in shops and restaurants, extra magic hours etc., it also allows to buy verrry discounted tickets for your loved ones. The price of the pass varies and starts from 229€ and the cheapest entrance ticket for your loved ones is 42€. More details about it here
- Check out current Hotel + Ticket packages – we almost don’t talk about the hotel option in this post as this would add another level of complexity to the comparison, but if you are going for a couple of days and you are looking for accommodation around the park, definitely check the packages! It might be cheaper or even a little more expensive than if you buy a hotel+tickets separate, but staying in a partner hotel is an experience by itself! By the way, I have a great post on Where to stay around Disneyland for your reference too!
- If you hold a disability document, you are eligible for a 25% discount (+ 25% off for an accompanying guest)
- There are military discounts too! If you are active and retired military personnel, your 2 Days-2 Parks ticket (that’s the only option) will be only ~37€, not bad!
5. Same date tickets
ATTENTION! Due to Covid restrictions, you CANNOT BUY TICKETS AT THE GATE at the moment – you have to book your ticket in advance.
When/if this will change again, I will change the info here accordingly.
Please treat this announcement seriously – they are strict with amount of people allowed per day and it might very well happen that you will go all the way to the park and not be allowed in.
If it so happened that you planned last minute and you really want to be in Eurodisney today, you might still be able to do it – but still book your ticket in advance!
PRO TIP: Check on the official web site – I checked and the price for me was is 103€ for adults and 122€(!) for kids (1 day 2 parks). If it is sold out there, try GetYourGuide, it is more expensive (130€), but if you really want to make it happen same day, they probably will still have tickets left.
At the gate (currently not available)
The following section is old, please disregard it for now. I am still keeping it here in hopes that they will bring this option back when the restrictions are lifted completely:
The first and the most obvious option is buying your Disneyland ticket at the gate. Currently, the price of this ticket is 93£ per person for 1 day, 2 parks adult ticket.
– Is it expensive?
– Well, if you ask me, yes!
| TICKET TYPE | ADULT | CHILD |
| 1 day, 1 park | 76£ | 70£ |
| 1 day, 2 parks | 93£ | 87£ |
| 2 days, 2 parks | 147£ | 136£ |
| 3 days, 2 parks | 184£ | 170£ |
| 4 days, 2 parks | 217£ | 200£ |
Each time I visited Disney, I felt sorry for people waiting in line, to be honest – not only it is more expensive than buying online, the lines are usually really long too!
Why would they do that? Lack of information and preparation I guess.
ATTENTION: If you think you can just buy tickets online when you are in the line, DO NOT do this, – according to Disneyland’s new tariffs, your online ticket will have the highest possible rate (think, Christmas rates). So, even though buying online will still probably be cheaper than the gate option, the difference in price can be up to 25GBP vs if you buy it even 1 day in advance.
So, which ticket website is cheaper in the end?
So, as I said, if you are going to Disneyland in Paris for 1 day only, you should definitely get your ticket on Klook website – depending on your dates you will save anywhere between €5.65 and 8€ per person.
If you are planning your trip over 6 months in advance, then look no further but Attraction Tickets, it will give you a 4€ discount and a some credit towards other purchases.
NOTE: At the times of previous updates, it was indeed possible to save as much as 20€ on your Disneyland tickets, but because of the pricing policies and current promotions, the situation has changed a bit. But still, it is 4-8€ saving per person, which can add up to a nice sum for a group/family that you can use in a gift shop or anything you like!
NOTE 2: In case you want to buy the Fastpass as well, you do not need to queue at the entrance of the park – you can buy it once you get inside!
UPDATE: BUYING 2 DAYS/2 PARKS VS BUYING 1 DAY/1 PARK TWICE
Some of the readers who were going to visit Disney for 2 days asked me if it is better to buy 1 day/1 park tickets twice because it usually ends up being cheaper if bought separate. While it might be indeed cheaper to get individual tickets for each day instead of the 2 days – 2 parks ticket, you will not actually trick the system.
Here is why: The main Disneyland Park is huge (you can count it as 1.5 parks), so you will definitely need more than one day to visit it properly, while Walt Disney Studios is smaller and can be easily done in half a day (so we can count it as 0.5 parks) aaaand it closes way earlier than its big brother – at 6 pm.
In my opinion, it is way better to buy the 2 days – 2 parks ticket and continue to the main Disney Park after you finish with the Disney Studios park on the same day. Buying individual tickets makes sense if you don’t have 2 full days anyway (only 1 and a half maybe) or if you have small kids, as Walt Disney Studios has simpler rides fit for infants so you might want to spend a full day there.
| 🎢 1 day 2 parks price: | from €84 |
| 🎠 Ticket at the gate: | from €88 (+ the lines) |
| 🤫 Secret site deal: | ~5-15% off |
| 🚄 How to get from Paris: | Train |
| 🕐 Time from Paris: | ~40 min |
BONUS: Where to stay in Disneyland, Paris
Now as you bought a good ticket for your Disneyland adventure, why don’t you get a hotel in the area overnight?
This hotel, located right at the entrance, is the most representative for Disneyland and, needless to say, it is also amongst the most luxurious and expensive ones out there – but there is no doubt you will feel like royalty!
Nice and cozy B&B with a gorgeous terrace, clean rooms, and friendly staff
In case you want to see more options of accommodations located close to EuroDisney, I have just the article for you, click on the link below to see it:
Frequently asked questions about Disneyland Paris
📆 How long do you need in Disneyland Paris?
Two days. One park can be visited in one day, but in order to enjoy most of the attractions, you would need one day and a half in Disneyland Park and half a day in Walt Disney Studios Park.
🎄 Is Disneyland Paris busy at Christmas?
Yes, Disneyland Paris is very busy during holidays, especially Christmas, so it’s recommended that you buy your tickets in advance.
🎫 Can you buy a 1-day ticket to Disney?
Yes. There is a one-day ticket for Disneyland Paris that can be used in either of the parks, Disneyland Park or Walt Disney Studios.
🚍 How to get to Disneyland Paris from Paris?
To get to Disneyland Paris from Paris, you can take the train, the express bus, the magic shuttle Disneyland bus, or the taxi. The cheapest and fastest are the magic shuttle or the train.
Conclusion
I want to thank you for taking the time to read this guide. I hope the information shared will be useful to you!
As usual, if you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask me in the comment section below!
Bonnes vacances! 🙂
Yulia
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Hello,
I wasn’t able to reach the 365tickets website, has the page changed or is there something wrong with the link?
Thank you for the information!
Hi Katelyn,
sadly, 365tickets did not survive the pandemic, they filed bankruptcy as far as I know. 🙁
Thanks for the reminder, I will update the article soon!
Hi Yulia!
It is excellent that you share your experience and knowledge with others. I read a few comments but it is impossible to read all. Quick question for you or anyone else who already visited Disneyland Paris:
Does the ticket price include also access to rides? I mean I saw that you can separately purchase FastPasses which give you access to rides but as far as I understood from their website that is, as its name says, for fats access, skipping queues, right? Or maybe wrong?
We are planing a visit on a weekday in mid-March and I was wondering if it is worth buying the FastPasses considering that maybe it won’t be too crowded.
Thank you in advance and keep up the great work!
Cristian
Hi!
The rides are included in the ticket! The fastpass does give you the option of skipping the que but for that you have to select a time slot where you’ll want to go on a ride and be there at that specific hour, you can’t skip the line whenever you want. This is not available for all the rides, but the most popular ones (therefore the ones that get crowded) have it.
The safest bet would be a fastpass, but it’s true that March is usually less crowded, so it should be fine without it too!
Many thanks Yulia! I wish you the best in everything you do. Cristian
Hey, exactly as per your guidance we booked tickets and it was around 30 euro cheaper than Disneyland website. Thanks for the money-saving tip;) I started reading your articles more. Keep spreading the knowledge. Cheers!
Fantastic info and tips Yulia!my family and I are off to Disneyland Paris next week and this would sure helps a lot.thanks a million!
Yulia,
You saved me a great deal of money. Thanks!
Does Disneyland Paris do Fireworks everyday all year long. We will be there September 17th, Tuesday. I’m really looking forward to the Fireworks. From what I’ve read it seems like they do, but I am curious if it’s like California and only in the weekends.
It’s everyday! 🙂
Thank you so much. We are taking the kids for the first time, from the UK.
I was getting so confused trying to put this trip together, you have made everything clear and I have saved money.
Thanks again! Now to sort out a train or ferry!
Just to add, If you have friends working in paris, they get a discounted ticket in their office(from their Work Council known as CE), so its better to check with them
thanks
Thanks for the info!
How discounted would it be, do you happen to know?
it depends from company to company, for 2019, my company gave me for 62 euro, valid for 1 Day 2 parcs, so equivalent of 107 euro gate price
Hello Yulia, greetings from Serbia.
I loved your post, thank you!
I have one question. I’m about to buy 2 tickets 1 Day, 2 Park Tickets, for July.
Before the purchase confirmation I can see what’s included – 1 day ticket for both Parks and free and unlimited access to all attractions, shows and parades.
But I can’t find anywhere if those tickets include FastPass or not.
If not, could you tell me the price for FastPasses inside the Park.
Hi, Marija! Thank you, I’m so glad my post has helped you!
First of all, I should mention that there are different types of Fastpasses and each of them has different prices.
The first one is the standard Fastpass, which is free and you can take it from the entrance of SOME attractions (you just need to insert your ticket in a machine and you will receive your fastpass ticket with a dedicated timeslot). The downside is that you can only have one standard fastpass ticket at a time, which means you cannot go and collect multiple fastpasses for all the attractions you want to visit and then return to enter directly, you can only do it for one at a time.
Next comes the Super Fastpass, which has 2 subcategories – one for Family attractions and one for Big Thrill attractions. The price for the Super Fastpass (regardless of which of the 2 options you choose) is currently £39,58 during high season.
And the last one is the Ultimate Fastpass, which has two subcategories as well:
– Ultimate Fastpass with one time access per attraction – £79,16 during high season
– Ultimate Fastpass with unlimited entires per attraction – £131,93 during high season
You can find more details about the Fastpass prices here.
I hope this helps, have a great time at Disneyland! 🙂
Hi yulia,
We have bought our disney park ticket already. We are planning to buy the ultimate fastpass ticket as well. Do we have to purchase it at the entrance gate? Or is there any way we can buy it inside the park to avoid the queuing?
Thats a good question, maybe I should add that to the post too – you will buy the fast pass INSIDE the park, right after you enter, so there is no need to stay in the line (just ask the ticket controller where is the cash register, I believe it was on the right right after you enter, but they might have changed it meanwhile)
Thank you so much for posting this, it came just at the right time for us as we are planning a 1 day trip to Disneyland in July. We used Voyagin and saved around £22 on our 1 day, 1 park tickets. I can spend the money saved on a trip to see Versailles now! One very happy mummy of 2! Between being on maternity leave and heading towards self employment in the future any savings, big or small make a massive difference. I would never have heard of that website if it wasn’t for your blog! xxx
You are welcome Gemma!
i am updating this post regularly and I am always in search for the best sites to save money on tickets for you guys!
I want to visit Disney land paris with two kids 28th june to 30th june, have to back to uk on 30th june, please let me cheapest way to go threre and come back, including travel uk to paris, visit Disney land and back to uk
Hi, Momina!
Congrats for going to Disneyland! 🙂 There are 3 solutions I can suggest to you for those exact dates, so that you can get directly from the UK to Disneyland:
– taking a train from the UK (I checked for London) to Marne la Vallée Chessy, which is the train station located right near Disneyland Paris. The ride is 3 hours long (you might have to change one time, though, depending on the ticket you choose) and the price is around 150€ one-way for your dates per person, which is not super cheap. You can check the available tickets here.
– searching for a flight might actually be a biiiit cheaper than the train, actually (250€ roundtrip)! I always use Skyscanner, it’s the website where I find the cheapest fares. But keep in mind that you will also have to take a train or bus from the airport to Disneyland.
– last but not least, the cheapest option I could find is taking a bus (Eurolines) from London to Marne la Vallée Chessy. It is 130€ roundtrip for your dates per person. This also takes the longest (around 9h) and you will also have to change the bus one time. You can check the available tickets here and you can purchase them online as well.
I hope this helps and that you will have a great trip to Disneyland with the little ones! 🙂
P.S.: Buying the tickets in advance gets you cheaper fares!
We are staying near the Moulin Rouge and I notice that on the Disney site they have tickets on sale that include transfers from Paris. But obviously that’s a more expensive option, would it be easy enough for us to do our own rail between the 2 places? Just thought you may be able to suggest the best option, thank you!
Hi Ana,
Do not worry about the transfer, getting to Disneyland by yourself is actually very easy because it is located very close to a train station called Gare de Marne-la-Vallée Chessy!
So what can you do is to go to the closest train station to your accommodation (in your case I think it’s Charles de Gaulle station – you can reach it by metro M2 in 10 mins) and take a train from there to Gare de Marne-la-Vallée Chessy. It is going to be around 15-20 eur and around 10 minutes from Charles de Gaulle station. The entrance to Disneyland Paris is 5 minutes away from the station 🙂 And the return is just as simple, you just take the train the other way around!
If you want to be on the safe side, I recommend reserving your train tickets in advance here.
Have a great trip to Disneyland and lots of fun! 🙂
this is very useful info, can we buy 2 separate 1 day 1 park tickets for 2 consecutive days since buying sepatate is cheaper..? ;]
Hi Maixine!
I should update the post with this info since it has been asked a lot.
Here is why i dont recommend doing it (but thats only my opinion) – the parks are not equal in size, you can count the big one as 1,5 parks, 1 day is enough to see everything there – so many rides and cool things! The second one has just a couple of cool rides, and what’s important, it closes very early, around 6 pm depending on the season.
So, I would say it is only a good idea to buy 2 separate tickets if you are a)going with kids (since there are not so many thrill rides in Disney Studion, the small park b)if you in any way planned only 1,5 days for the parks
Hope that makes sense,
let me know if you have more questions.
Enjoy your vacation! 🙂
Hi Yulia,
Thanks for all this info. I’ve bought the tickets now and can’t wait to get there.
Your instructions are easy to follow and you have a really good manner.
Keep up the good work!
Cheers
Julie (Australia)
Thank you, Julie! I’m so glad the info was useful! 🙂
Hi Yulia,
This post so helpful, I am planning to visit Disney Paris in April 2019 & thinking to purchase 1 day 2 park Mini ticket. Just want to know is this ticket includes all the shows and parade?
And what is Super & Ultimate FASTPASS? Guess it is something additional to park ticket.
Thanks
Yes, it includes all the shows and the parade of course. There are fastpass macnihes in the park that let you book a time slot and come back later with almost no line. These ones are free and they are available for the most popular and crowded rides. There is one more fast pass (maybe that is the one you mean), you can buy it inside the park and it lets you skip all the lines, it is pretty awesome, but not really cheap (and it is not included in the price of the ticket, no).
Hope this helps,
have an amazing time in Disney!
This was so helpful, coming from the US, saved 20+ on Valentines [email protected]
my pleasure!
Hi Yulia,
Picniq mentioned the ticket include fastpass. Is this only for 1 ride or I can choose many rides as I want?
Thank you in advance.
Actually, this is a bit misleading because every ticket will offer Fastpass option (the one where you book your time slot for a particular ride and come back during that time). Not all the rides are equipped with the special machines where you can get the time slot tickets from, but the most popular ones are. Picniq does not include the actual FastPass using which you can skip the line to any ride (those are bought inside the park right after you enter).
Hi thanks for this, you have helped me alot. Quick question, I can see that the price difference for 1 day 1 park and 2 days 2 parks is very different. Could I not just buy the 1 day 1 park ticket twice, visiting 1 park on one day and then the other park the day after??
Hello Simone!
Yes, you can technically do it but keep in mind that one park is huge and you will need more than 1 day for it and the other one is small and it closes at 6 pm, so I would personally buy 2 days 2 parks but it is up to you
Have a great holiday!
Hi Yulia.
I have a question if you don’t mind.
My daughter and I planning to go to Disneyland in November for her 5th birthday.
We are going to be there for 2 days. What is the best to buy: 2 days 2park tickets OR 1 day 1 park and visit each park on a separate day? How realistic is to explore 2 parks at the same day?
Thank you.
Hello Natallia,
nice to meet you!
You could do that if you wish, but the thing with the parks is that the attractions there are not divided proportionally. The main one need like 1,5 days to discover everything and half a day for the small one will be enough in my opinion. The smaller one also closes much earlier.
I’d suggest comparing the prices – how much would you save if you d go with separate tickets and evaluate how much do you want to see in each park as well.
For example, the bigger park has a lot of great thrill rides which I am not sure you would go to a lot if you are traveling with a 5 year old.
Hope this will help you to make a decision,
have an amazing time in Disneyland!
Hey Yulia :D,
Thank you so much for this detailed article on tickets to disney. We are extremely happy to have found it, and get some majour discounts. We are a big family, and want to do 4 days in the park.
My question is, on the Picniq site, when choosing for a 4 day pass, though it says it’s valid for a year, and must be used within 7 days of first visit, it still asks for a calendar date! Does that mean we have to start our visit on that date that we specify or is it just so they can have a time frame of the 1 year validity of the tickets?
Hope my question makes sense, and thanks again.
Hi Rossana, I am happy help!
I addressed your question directly to Picniq and this is what they replied:
for any multiday tickets from 2-4 days they have validity for 1 year from when we (picniq) process the order. We ask for a visit date just so we can prioritise processing of ticket orders, that way if people are going in the next couple of days we can make sure they have them processed and delivered urgently compared to a visit that would be in a few months
Hope that helps, have an amazing holiday!
Hi Yulia ,
It makes perfect sense now .
Thank you for providing this place filled with invaluable information.
You are awesome.
Blessings
Rossana
Hi Yulia:
We are planning for Disneyland Paris trip and planning to spend complete Saturday morning till evening. Could you please recommend best option in terms of tickets for myself, my wife and 2 yrs old kid (3 members) ?
Thanks in Advance.
Hello,
I recommend taking 1 day 2 parks tickets, in my opinion thats the best option for 1 day
Hi Yulia. Thank you for your previous reply. A 1 day 2 park adult Magic ticket on Disney’s website is currently 22 Euros more than the price at the time you wrote your article. From your experience, do you think in a couple months this price would go down to what it was back in October? The current price on Picniq is 70 Euros and I wasn’t sure if I could do better by waiting. Thanks for your help!
Hello!
I think the price increase is due to the fact that I made my research quite some time ago, not because of the seasonal or promotional changes.
In my experience, prices almost never go down especially for such a popular attraction as Disneyland, so I would not wait (but I might be wrong of course).
appreciate your advice, I just checked ticket master and a MINI 1 day 2 park ticket is 67eur which is much higher than the UK Disney site or even better the Picniq site (47GBP). Apparently you have to check the various different country websites (UK, France, germany or Italy to find best deal). Right now UK much better
Hi! Thank you for this but im not sure if i got the mini,magic right..with us, we’re in paris on aug.10-13 and planning to go on aug.11 coz thats my daughter’s bday..based from my understanding, i should get the magic ticket right? Unfortunately, its not available to purchase yet..coz the date with price is only until june..
Hello Kay!
It is a bit too early i Suppose, wait for a couple of months, i am sure it will be available then
Hi,
Thanks for the tips.It saved us `20-30 Euros.
Hello again Yulia!
I was trying to follow your tricks and book from Ticketmaster but I realised that I don’t have a clue!
We are here in Paris for three weeks and I want to take my father and my 5 years old son but I was so confused!
I found cheaper tickets by 40€ off on the app called google trips it takes you directly to a website called musment.com and you can pay safely with PayPal as well! I have to pay only 160€! For the two parks!
And there is another website which is picniq.uk it’s cheap and it gives you 15£ meal and a fast pass of course!
Could you check which one should I go for and what’s the best time to go.. It’s our first time there, I would be so great if you could help!
Xoxo
Hi Yulia,
i plan to book for Dec 27 (wednesday) , when i check on the calendar it could be Mini + Magic + Super Magic + Magic Flex.. is it mean i can purchase either one of them? Can i purchase the MIni one instead of the Magic Flex? please advise
27 December is Christmas and New Years holiday, you need to buy Super Magic. I also recommend buying a fast pass (at the park) because it will probably be very crowded!
Thanks, such a BIG help!
Hello, i will be going to disneyland in february during a week day with a couple of friends and we are thinking of getting a fast pass ticket. Do you think it is worth it and how expensive is it?
Thanks
Definitely worth it, it is such a different experience when you dont need to wait in the line for 2 hours for each attraction.
Since recently, I always buy a fast pass for all popular amusement parks
Hi Yulia
You have been amazing… I love reading your post.
Question: Can you only buy a fastpass at Disneyland itself? I am about to buy tickets for the 29th May 2019 and I’m wondering if I need to purchase a fastpass? They are sooo expensive on the Disneyland site..
Hi, Daylene
So glad you enjoyed the post! 🙂
The basic fast pass is free for everyone that has a ticket to Disneyland and it lets you “skip the line” to the 6 most famous rides in the park.
Please note that the fast pass doesn’t allow you to jump the existing line whenever you want, but you will have to return to that specific attraction during a certain timeframe indicated on a screen and then you can go in directly without standing in line anymore.
There are some new and special fast passes that you can buy from their website (they’re called the Super and Ultimate Fastpass) that give you access (once or unlimited times) and without any specific return time slot to certain rides in the park. You can buy this type of fast pass if you feel it is worth it and you don’t want to spend any time waiting in line.
Hope this helps and have lots of fun at Disneyland!
Hi Julia, many thanks for the info I just bought 3 MINI tickets for next week…Wicked!!! 🙂
There’s a website called “Miss Tourists” that offers tickets any cheaper. Curious if you’ve heard of this and if its ligit?
Thanks for the info!
‘get your guide”
GetYourGuide is a totally legit company,no worries, one of the biggest in Europe. you see my logo on the top of the site because I have partnered with them to recommend you the best tours.
Have a great stay in Paris! 🙂
Well, today tickets on Ticketmaster cost exactly the same as on Official site… no point to use it 🙁
I checked MAGIC tickets which work in July. 78/71 Euro.
Hi Yulia. Just want you to know that you’re a heaven sent! Me and my fiance is planning to visit Paris for our honeymoon inAug and we’re thinking to visit Disneyland. I have been reading almost a book of disneyland ticket guidelines I but cannot get any full details (or helpful should I say) until I came accross your website. Thank you babe! Justwant to clarify that if I buy the mini, it doesn’t matter when I’m going as long as it’s not later than Jan 2018 (but of course having checked carefully the dates available for MINI). From what I can see,most are shaded blue which means limited days for MINI ticket category. Also, given that I have bought the tix already, I just needed to print the e-ticket and there’s no need to qeueu for the physical ticket? Thanks a lot 🙂
Thanks so much Maui, i am so happy it was useful for you guys!
Yes, correct, just double check in the calendar in the post that the dates you want to go are green (mini). But as far as I am aware, August almost doesnt have a Mini ticket (only 4 days at the end of the month) as it is the most popular months. So, if you want to visit anywhere between 1st to 27th, you should get a MAGIC ticket. The also have some holidays right in the middle of the month, if you visit then, you have to get a SUPER MAGIC ticket (just see above in the calendar).
Yes, when you printed the tixs, you just go straight to the gates, they will scan it from there, no need to stay in any line!
P.S. Also, as you go in the most popular month (and it is your honeymoon), I suggest you read my other post 6 places in Paris with the longest queues and how to avoid them.
Have fun! 🙂
Thanks. Also – try changing the currency/country at the Disney official website. I’m in the US and coming to visit. The official website listed 2 MAGIC 1-day two park tickets at $180 USD. Ticketmaster was 156 Euro = $166 USD. But switching the country on the official website to the United Kingdom, the tickets were only 120 GBP = $150 USD.
awesome tip, thank a lot!
Hi Yulia. I’m going to Disneyland París on march 20 and 21. Week Days, consecutive days, party of 3..
I can see that there s cheapper to buy two separate orders of special mini tickets, than the option of two days two parks on consecutive multi days.
Is it allowed to go to the Parks buying special mini tickets for two days separately, instead of multi days?
I would like to buy two orders of mini and use them on consecutive days. 47 euros per day.
Sorry for my bad english.
Thanks a lot.
Regards
Thank you Yulia! My ticket buying process went smoothly, and I’m also saving a lot of money. Thank you so much!
Hi Vernon!
Good question, thank you!
Sometimes it can happen that the price is the same, especially when Disney holds their own promos.
Thank you so much! You saved me a lot of money! Worked like a charm.
Hi Yulia,
I will be in Paris on 25th of May. I have half a day to spare. I will have my kid with me as well. Is it worth to give Disneyland a try for half a day?
Please suggest.
Regards,
Abhijit
Yes, I would say it is still worth it to spend half a day in Disneyland, but remember that you will need time to get there as well (~1 – 1,5 hours). Going there for 3 hours and spending just 2 hours there is not such a good idea in my opinion. Count your time and decide according to that! 🙂
Thanks for this information! I am planning a summer trip with wife and two kids – the savings add up!
Best to you Yulia!
Hi Yulia! I was just on the FNAC website and noticed tickets for 1 day/2 parks are 59 Euro! What a great deal. However, if I am printing the ticket at home, how will this affect the Fastpass process? Also, can I exchange the printout for a hard ticket at guest services as a memento? Thanks!
Hello Oscar!
As far as I know, you can alway by the Fast track pass when you are already inside the park.
Concerning your second question – i do not know if you can change it to a hard ticket. Maybe at the Custumer service if you specially ask for it. Othervise the printed copy is enough.