What train in Paris takes you to Disneyland?


What train in Paris takes you to Disneyland? Line A of the RER system terminates at Marne-la-Vallee station which is next to the front gates of Disney Village and the theme parks at Disneyland Paris. The journey takes about 40 minutes. Every morning the trains are full of families travelling from Paris to Disneyland.


How much is a bus ticket to Disneyland Paris?

Depending on where you are travelling from, tickets to Disneyland Paris cost on average $12.99, but if you book in advance or during the week getting to Disneyland Paris with FlixBus can cost as little as $9.99!


Can you get a direct train to Disneyland Paris?

With direct TGV highspeed train, arrive at Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy train station in less than 12 minutes. The station is situated at a 2-minute walk from the Disney Parks.


Why are there no direct trains to Disneyland Paris?

Eurostar announced Tuesday that it will stop direct trains from London to Disneyland Paris as of June 2023, blaming the coronavirus pandemic and Brexit.


What is the cheapest way to get to Disneyland Paris?

Here are 3 ways to save money on airfare, Eurostar or Eurotunnel Le Shuttle.
  • Book a flight. It is usually cheaper to fly into Orly Airport than Charles de Gaulle. ...
  • Drive your car or campervan and take the ferry. Driving to Disneyland Paris is quite easy and often the cheapest way to get there. ...
  • Take the Eurostar.


Is Disneyland tram free?

The tram service at the Mickey & Friends and Pixar Pals parking structures at Disneyland Resort is a free transportation service that transports Guests such as yourself to the Main Entrance between Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park.


Is Disneyland Paris Fastpass free?

Once you buy Premier Access, your Disneyland Paris phone app shows a QR code which you scan at the entrance to the Premier Access queue. Gone is the free “Fastpass” option and we are really only left with 2 simple options: Day Pass “Premier Access Ultimate” - this ranges from 90 EUR to 190 EUR per person.


Is there a metro line from Paris to Disneyland?

There are many train stations in Paris that go to Disneyland, and they're all on the RER Line A which runs through Charles de Gaulle Etoile station (next to the Arc de Triomphe) and Chatelet (in the center of the city near Notre Dame, the Louvre and St Chapelle) to Marne-la-Vallee/Chessy station about 40 minutes east ...


Which train station in Paris goes to Disneyland?

The Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy train station is located right at the gates of the Disney Parks and just 2 minutes away from the Disney Hotels.


Are there free shuttles to Disneyland Paris?

It's easy. Just take the free Disneyland Paris shuttle service. Guests with special needs can travel to the magic on one of our specially adapted shuttle buses.


What is the best train to get to Disneyland Paris?

Yes. From Paris, the quickest and easiest way to get to the heart of Disneyland® Paris is to hop on the RER A train, taking approximately 35 minutes from Nation Station. Discover our Hotel, Park and travel packages. Did you find this answer helpful?


How much is the train from Disneyland to Eiffel Tower?

These train tickets are slightly bigger than the Paris metro tickets. The Disneyland Paris to Eiffel Tower train cost is 15,2€ (adults) and 7,6€ (kids) round trip. You can purchase the train tickets (one way or return) in the machines in the metro or RER stations, located right before the automated turnstiles.


Which day is best to go to Disneyland Paris?

The best days to visit Disneyland Paris – when the number of visitors is relatively low – are Tuesday or Thursday. Some schools in Paris have Wednesdays off, which may be a good opportunity for the local kids to visit Disneyland Paris with their grandparents.


Can you do Disneyland Paris in one day?

The short answer is yes, but it will take careful planning and a lot of walking. Here are some tips and tricks for making the most of your one-day visit to Disneyland Paris.


What is the cheapest way to get around Paris?

Metro. The Paris Metro is our preferred way to get around the city when we travel around central Paris. This is because it is fast, affordable, has a regular service, and it covers the majority of the attractions in the city centre. The Paris metro system is currently made up of 16 lines and 302 stations.