Disneyland Paris Booking Guide: Best & Cheapest Packages

A UK guide to booking Disneyland Paris, comparing packages, tickets and the cheapest ways to travel.

Disneyland Paris Booking Guide: Best & Cheapest Packages
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The best way to book Disneyland Paris from the UK depends on whether you want transport included in your package or whether you'd rather arrange it yourself. We've covered the best and cheapest ways to book Disneyland Paris below, including hotel and ticket packages, standalone tickets, when to book for the cheapest prices, and what to do differently depending on which route you pick.

Article Summary

  • Two official routes: a hotel and ticket package through DisneylandParis.com if you're sorting your own transport, or a hotel, ticket and transport package through Disney Holidays if you want it all bundled together.
  • Standalone tickets: available separately if you've already got your travel and accommodation sorted.
  • Cheapest dates: Disneyland Paris uses dynamic pricing, so the dates you pick can change the cost significantly.
  • Booking window: Disney releases each year's dates and pricing at set points, so booking too early or late can limit your options.
  • Discounts: offers change monthly, and eligible disabled guests can get a set discount on tickets.

Check current Disney Holidays package prices here

Read on for the full breakdown including a side by side comparison of both booking routes, a step by step guide to booking, and how to find the cheapest dates.

Disneyland Paris Booking Guide: Quick Navigation

Best Ways To Book Disneyland Paris From The UK

There are two main routes into a Disneyland Paris holiday from the UK. Both get you a hotel and park tickets, the difference is whether transport is included or left to you.

DisneylandParis.com sells hotel and ticket packages only, so it suits anyone who already has flights booked, wants to drive, or is arranging the Eurostar journey themselves. Disney Holidays (Walt Disney Travel Company) sells hotel, ticket and transport packages together, so it suits anyone who'd rather have the whole trip covered in one booking and one price.

There's also a third option if you've already sorted your own hotel, standalone tickets, which we've covered further down.

Disneyland Paris Hotel And Ticket Packages

Booking through DisneylandParis.com gets you a Disney Hotel bundled with your park tickets, without any transport attached. You choose your own flights, drive over, or book the Eurostar yourself separately. UK guests choose this option if they can get discounted travel elsewhere or have loyalty/airline points to use.

Check DisneylandParis.com Hotel & Ticket Prices

Disneyland Paris Transport, Hotel And Ticket Packages

Disney Holidays bundles your hotel and tickets with transport, giving you an ATOL protected package. You get a choice of Eurostar (changing onto a connecting TGV at Lille Europe for the final leg to Marne-la-Vallée-Chessy), Eurotunnel/LeShuttle or ferry crossing if you're driving, or a flight into one of the Paris airports.

This suits families who'd rather sort one booking and one payment for the whole trip, or anyone who doesn't want to be juggling separate flight, hotel and ticket confirmations.

Check Disney Holidays Transport, Hotel & Ticket Prices

DisneylandParis.com Vs Disney Holidays, Which Should I Book With?

The table below covers the main difference at a glance. For a fuller breakdown of pricing, cancellation terms and which tends to work out cheaper, we've got a dedicated DisneylandParis.com vs Disney Holidays comparison guide.

Feature DisneylandParis.com Disney Holidays
What's included Hotel and park tickets Hotel, park tickets and transport
Transport Arranged separately by you Included, choice of Eurostar/TGV, Eurotunnel, flight or ferry
Best suited for Guests who already have flights or are driving independently Guests who want one booking covering the whole trip
Where to book DisneylandParis.com Disney Holidays

How Do I Book A Disneyland Paris Package?

Whichever route you go for, the booking process follows the same basic steps.

Step 1, Pick Your Dates

Check the Disneyland Paris pricing calendar first, since prices swing depending on the date you travel.

Step 2, Choose Your Route

Decide whether you want transport included (Disney Holidays) or sorted yourself (DisneylandParis.com).

Step 3, Pick Your Hotel And Ticket Type

Choose which on-site hotel suits your budget and how many park days you need.

Step 4, Add Any Extras

Meal plans, transfers and dining options can usually be added at this stage if you want them.

Step 5, Book And Confirm

Complete your booking through DisneylandParis.com or Disney Holidays depending on the route you picked in step 2.

Disneyland Paris Tickets Only

If you've already got your hotel and travel sorted and just need park tickets, buy these separately rather than through a package.

When Is The Cheapest Time To Book Disneyland Paris?

Disneyland Paris uses dynamic pricing, so the exact dates you choose make a bigger difference to the final cost than which hotel you pick. We've broken down exactly how that pricing works in our Disneyland Paris dynamic pricing guide, and pulled together a full list of the cheapest weeks to travel in our guide to finding the cheapest Disneyland Paris dates.

Find The Cheapest Disneyland Paris Dates

How Far In Advance Can You Book Disneyland Paris?

Disney releases each year's dates and pricing at set points rather than all at once, so booking too early isn't always possible and booking too late can mean the cheapest dates and rooms are gone. We've covered the exact booking windows in our guide to how far in advance you can book Disneyland Paris.

Discounts Available When Booking Disneyland Paris

Offers on Disneyland Paris packages change regularly, so it's worth checking current pricing rather than relying on last year's deal. We keep our Disneyland Paris offers and deals page updated monthly with whatever's currently available.

If you or someone in your party is disabled, you may also be eligible for a discount on park tickets. Our guide to the Disneyland Paris disabled ticket discount covers eligibility and how to apply.

What Do I Need To Do Differently When Booking Disneyland Paris?

Once you know which route suits you, a few things change depending on the choice you make.

  • If you've already got cheap flights or are driving, book hotel and tickets only through DisneylandParis.com.
  • If you want one price covering everything, book through Disney Holidays and pick your transport option at the same time.
  • Check the pricing calendar before settling on dates, especially around UK school holidays when prices tend to rise.
  • Check the current offers page before you book in case there's a discount running that changes which route works out cheaper.
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Booking Disneyland Paris From The UK: Your Questions Answered

What are the best ways to book Disneyland Paris from the UK?
There are two main routes, a hotel and ticket package through DisneylandParis.com if you're sorting your own transport, or a hotel, ticket and transport package through Disney Holidays if you want everything bundled together.

Can I book Disneyland Paris tickets and hotel through one provider but arrange my own transport?
Yes, this is exactly what a DisneylandParis.com hotel and ticket package gives you. You book your hotel and park tickets together, then sort flights, Eurostar or driving separately.

Can I book Disneyland Paris tickets without a hotel?
Yes, standalone Disneyland Paris tickets are available if you've already got your travel and accommodation sorted.

Does a Disneyland Paris package with Disney Holidays include transport?
Yes, Disney Holidays packages bundle transport with your hotel and tickets, with options including Eurostar with a connecting TGV at Lille Europe, Eurotunnel, flights or a ferry crossing.

Where can I find the booking page for Disneyland Paris packages that include park tickets?
Hotel and ticket only packages are booked through DisneylandParis.com, and hotel, ticket and transport packages are booked through Disney Holidays.

What's the cheapest way to book a Disneyland Paris holiday with flights and park tickets included?
This depends on your dates and whether you already have flights sorted. If you need flights included, compare a Disney Holidays transport package against booking flights, hotel and tickets separately, and check the pricing calendar for the cheapest dates.

How far in advance can I book Disneyland Paris?
This depends on when Disney releases each year's dates and pricing. See our full guide on how far in advance you can book Disneyland Paris for the current booking windows.

Is there a discount for disabled guests booking Disneyland Paris?
Yes, eligible disabled guests can get a 25% discount on Disneyland Paris tickets. See our guide to the Disneyland Paris disabled ticket discount for eligibility and how to apply.

Is Disneyland Paris also called Eurodisney?
Eurodisney was the original name used when the site opened in 1992, but it's been called Disneyland Paris since 1994. You'll still see people search for Eurodisney, but Disney itself uses the Disneyland Paris name.

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About The Author
Ash Hales is a British Disney Parks writer and the voice behind Mickey From The UK. Based in the South of England, he's been visiting Disney Parks for over three decades and launched Mickey From The UK in 2017 to provide honest, straight-talking news and advice for UK guests - without the American bias.