Disneyland Paris is open from 9 am to 10 pm on most days, and from 9:30 am to 9 pm on Saturday, according to Google Maps. That is the list the map shows, and the parks can change their times through the year, so treat these Disneyland Paris opening hours as a starting point and confirm your date on the official site. If you have not bought entry yet, my comparison of Disneyland Paris tickets lists all 7 options with prices from $58.
Disneyland Paris Opening Hours
Today, Saturday 7 November 2026, the Disneyland Paris opening hours per Google Maps are 9:30 am to 9 pm. The week looks like this:
Day
Hours per Google Maps
Monday
9 am to 10 pm
Tuesday
9 am to 10 pm
Wednesday
9 am to 10 pm
Thursday
9 am to 10 pm
Friday
9 am to 10 pm
Saturday
9:30 am to 9 pm
Sunday
9 am to 10 pm
The official site, disneylandparis.com, is the source to trust. I could not read its hours calendar, so I cannot tell you which dates differ from Google, or whether Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World keep the same hours. The Google listing is for the resort as a whole, so it is a guide to the typical day, not a promise for each park.
The Disneyland Paris opening hours on Saturday are the shortest of the week, which I would not have guessed. If you can choose, a Friday or Sunday gives you an extra hour in the evening, though crowd levels are something the data does not cover, so I won’t claim those days are quieter.
Disneyland Paris Hours of Operation
The opening hours of Disneyland Paris come from the resort’s Google listing, which also gives an address: Bd de Parc, 77700 Coupvray, France. Google rates the resort 4.5 from 327,606 reviews. The tickets I compared say the same thing about the gate: go to the turnstiles at the entrance of the resort and show your ticket. Several listings also recommend the official Disneyland Paris app, which shows waiting times, park maps and show times.
Disneyland Paris opening hours matter more than usual because of the transport. The Magic Ways shuttle in my comparison has a single return departure from the park at 9 pm, with arrivals in Paris between 9:40 pm and 10:15 pm. If the park shows until 10 pm, the last hour is not available to you on that product. A reviewer of the shuttle missed a fireworks show that started at 9:15 pm for exactly that reason. The train package leaves the timing in your hands, so it suits an evening show better.
Disneyland Paris Opening Hours in October, November and December
I could not confirm monthly opening hours for October, November or December from an official source, and Google Maps shows one weekly pattern for the whole year. What I can show you is how the light changes through the year, because the evening programme depends on it. The table uses Open-Meteo’s 2025 weather record for the resort’s location.
In late autumn the sun sets around 5 pm, so the Disneyland Paris opening hours in November and December leave several hours of dark inside the park day. That is a plus if you came for the lights, and a minus for the cold. November had 13 rainy days in the 2025 record and January 17, against 6 in April, so the shoulder months ask for a waterproof layer. If you want the best odds of dry weather, the 2025 numbers favour April, and I’d confirm the Disneyland Paris opening hours and any seasonal programme on the official calendar before I booked.
Disneyland Paris Tickets Christmas
Christmas is a popular time to go, and the Disneyland Paris opening hours at Christmas are the first thing to check, but I could not find a statement from the official site about Christmas hours, closing days or special tickets in my data, so I won’t describe a programme. What the data does show: the days are short, with a December sunset at about 4:52 pm, and the GetYourGuide tickets I compared are dated, so you pick the visit date when you book. The 1-day ticket at $58 offers free cancellation up to 3 days before, which is useful if the forecast turns. My advice on Christmas ticket dates is the same as for any date: compare the dated price on GetYourGuide with the official price, and book the one with the cancellation terms you can live with.
The multi-day ticket needs thought in winter. It is valid for 2 to 4 consecutive days, so a rainy day in the middle cannot be swapped for a dry one. For a winter visit I’d pick the single day first and add a second only if the forecast looks kind.
Disneyland Paris Tickets and Hotel
Wikipedia says the resort has seven Disney-owned hotels, alongside two convention centres, a golf course, an arena and a shopping and dining complex. I do not have hotel prices or package rules, so for Disneyland Paris tickets and hotel bundles the official site is where to look. What GetYourGuide sells here is tickets and transport, not rooms.
The one listing in my comparison that touches hotels is the Magic Ways bus sightseeing tour at $102, which picks up from three hotels: Disney’s Hotel Santa Fe, B&B Hotel Disneyland Paris and Disney’s Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel. It takes you to the Eiffel Tower for a hop-on, hop-off day in Paris and brings you back. It does not include park entry, so I’d read it as a day out of the resort, not a hotel package.
If you stay outside the resort, the same Disneyland Paris opening hours apply to you, and the getting-there time becomes part of your day. Staying in the park area shortens the morning, and staying in Paris shortens the night, because the shuttle I compared leaves at 9 pm.
How to Get to Disneyland Paris
According to Wikipedia, the resort is in Marne-la-Vallée, about 32 kilometres east of the centre of Paris. The 1-day ticket listing calls it 35 minutes from the city centre. The rail option is the RER A to Marne-la-Vallée-Chessy station, and I did not compare fares, so check the transport operator for the current price.
Two products bundle the journey. The shuttle package at $136 leaves from five Paris stops: Eiffel Tower, Gare du Nord, Opera, Bercy and Montparnasse, drops you at the park entrance, and brings you back at 9 pm. The train package at $144 includes round-trip train tickets, with a catch: you collect the tickets from the Magic Ways office at 18 Rue Royale, near the Madeleine and Concorde metro stations, before 10 am on the day. The office opens at 8 am on weekdays, so plan to be there early. If you want only the ride, the transport-only option costs $70 and does not include entry.
Is Disneyland Paris Worth It?
I can’t tell you whether it suits your family, but the data gives you something to weigh. The 1-day ticket at $58 has a 4.6 rating from 60,796 reviews, and Wikidata puts attendance at 10.4 million visitors in 2023. One reviewer says buying through GetYourGuide was cheaper than buying direct, and that upgrading from one park to two on the day cost 35 euros per ticket. The same reviewer’s one disappointment was not meeting Mickey, so do not count on specific characters. If you want the background first, I wrote up the Disneyland Paris history.
Best Time to Visit Disneyland Paris
I have no crowd data, so I won’t name a quiet week. What I do have is weather. In the 2025 Open-Meteo record the resort had 10.6 sunshine hours a day and 6 rainy days in April, 13 hours and 10 rainy days in June, and 2.9 hours and 17 rainy days in January. A reviewer of the train package advises arriving early to avoid queues, and the Disneyland Paris opening hours on Google Maps start at 9 am on most days, with the Saturday opening at 9:30 am. For dry weather and long evenings I would look at April to June; for shorter days and the lights, November to January, with a waterproof layer.
Things to Do Near Disneyland Paris
My data lists no separate sights beside the resort, so I can only point to what the resort and the listings mention. Wikipedia describes a shopping and dining complex on the site next to the parks, and Paris itself is about 32 kilometres west, or 35 minutes according to the 1-day listing. For a day in the city, the $102 bus sightseeing listing picks up from three resort hotels and goes to the Eiffel Tower. I show the layout of the resort on my Disneyland Paris map.
Disneyland Paris Dress Code
I found no dress code in my data, and I could not read the official rules, so check disneylandparis.com before you go, together with the Disneyland Paris opening hours for your date. The listings ask only for a passport or ID and your ticket on your phone. Since the 2025 record shows 13 rainy days in November and 17 in January, I’d plan clothing around the weather and wear shoes you can walk in all day.
What to Know Before You Go
From the listings I compared, a few points come up for every visit. Take a passport or ID card, and show your ticket at the turnstiles on your phone or, for the multi-day ticket, as an e-ticket printed on white A4 paper in vertical format. Several tickets are dated, so check the date before you pay. The official app helps with waiting times, so I’d download it before you arrive. The Premier Access ticket at $225 gives one fast-lane use per eligible ride and excludes Orbitron, and it does not guarantee immediate access.
Plan around the opening hours of Disneyland Paris: allow one full day for one park and a long day for two, or use the 2 to 4-day ticket if you want both parks at ease. One reviewer said you can do both parks in a single day, but their group was not interested in the rides. I could not find the official bag rules, so check the official site for what you can carry in.
Disneyland® Paris 1-Day Ticket (1 or 2 parks)
★4.6 (60,796 reviews)
24-hour ticket
Free cancellation
My pick: If you just want to get in: the lowest price with entry, 1 or 2 parks, 4.6 from 60,796 reviews and free cancellation up to 3 days before.
What you get, where you meet, what reviewers say
Included
✓ Entrance to Disneyland Park® and/or entrance to Disney Adventure World® Park (depending on option selected)
Meeting point: Head to the turnstiles at the entrance of the Resort and present your ticket. Disneyland Paris Marne la vallée, 77700 Chessy, France
Duration: 1 day
Cancellation: Cancel up to 3 days in advance for a full refund
“Easy to use and no issues. Just downloaded to Disney app and went to the park and scanned the barcode. Easy peasy” – GetYourGuide review
Once you have settled the Disneyland Paris opening hours for your date, the next step is the ticket. Every ticket I compared is explained on the Disneyland Paris tickets page, and the home page lists the other attractions I compare. Resort hours can change, so check the official calendar again a few days before you travel.
Frequently asked questions
What are the Disneyland Paris opening hours?+
Google Maps lists Disneyland Paris open 9 am to 10 pm on Monday to Friday and Sunday, and 9:30 am to 9 pm on Saturday. The parks do not always keep the same hours through the year, and I could not read the official calendar, so check disneylandparis.com for your date.
What time does Disneyland Paris close?+
Google Maps shows 10 pm on most days and 9 pm on Saturday. The shuttle package I compared leaves the park at 9 pm, which can be earlier than the closing time, so check your return transport before you plan an evening show.
What are the Disneyland Paris opening hours in December?+
I could not confirm December hours from an official source. Google Maps gives the same weekly pattern as the rest of the year, and the sun sets at about 4:52 pm in December per Open-Meteo, so the evening programme starts early. Check the official calendar before you book.
Is Disneyland Paris open on Christmas Day?+
I could not find a statement about Christmas Day in my data, so I will not guess. The official site, disneylandparis.com, is the place to check closing days and holiday-period hours.
How long does it take to get to Disneyland Paris from Paris?+
The 1-day ticket listing describes the resort as only 35 minutes from the Paris city centre. Wikipedia places it about 32 kilometres east of the centre, and the RER A serves the Marne-la-Vallée-Chessy station next to the parks.
Can you stay at a Disney hotel and visit the parks?+
Wikipedia says the resort has seven Disney-owned hotels. One listing I compared picks up from three of them (Disney's Hotel Santa Fe, B&B Hotel Disneyland Paris and Disney's Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel) for a bus into Paris. For hotel packages and room prices, check the official site.
