Disneyland Paris
Travel Guide
Planning a trip to Disneyland Paris? You’re in the right place.
We visited Disneyland Paris in February with our almost three year old daughter, experiencing everything from toddler friendly rides and character meets to quieter winter mornings and cosy hotel stays. Visiting outside peak season gave us a different perspective, and we’ve shared what genuinely worked (and what didn’t) when travelling with a young child.
This Disneyland Paris travel guide brings together all of my detailed planning advice, honest reviews, and practical tips to help you plan your own trip with confidence, whether you’re visiting with toddlers, considering February travel, deciding if the meal plan is worth it, or choosing where to stay.
Start with the complete travel guide, or browse the individual posts below to build your perfect Disneyland Paris itinerary.
New York travel essentials at a glance
🗣️ Language: French (English widely spoken throughout the parks and hotels)
💶 Currency: Euro (€)
🕐 Time zone: Central European Time (CET)
🔌 Plug type: Type C & E plugs (standard European two-pin)
💳 Cash or card: Card widely accepted, but small amounts of cash can be useful
📅 Best time to visit: Open year-round. January-March is quieter, spring and autumn offer mild weather, and November-December is magical for Christmas but busier
👨👩👧👦 Family friendly: Extremely – designed with families and young children in mind
✈️ How to get there: Direct flights from the UK to Paris (CDG or Orly), plus Eurostar to Marne la Vallée station at the park gates
🚆 Public transport: Excellent – RER A train connects central Paris to Disneyland Paris in around 40 minutes
🍽️ Cuisine: French classics, themed dining, character meals, and plenty of child friendly options
Plan your trip
If you’re in the early planning stages, these Disneyland Paris guides will help you get your bearings – from how long to stay and what to prioritise, to how to make the most of the parks without trying to do everything at once.
Disneyland Paris planning guide
A practical guide to planning your Disneyland Paris trip, including when to visit, how many days you need, and tips for making the most of your time in the parks.
Disneyland Paris in February
Is February a good time to visit Disneyland Paris? Here’s what to expect from crowds and weather to seasonal events and ride queues.
Disneyland Paris with toddlers
An honest review of Disney’s Hotel Cheyenne, including the rooms, location, theming and whether it’s a good choice for families.
Is the Disneyland Paris meal plan worth it?
Is the Disneyland Paris meal plan worth it? My honest review including costs, how it works, and whether it’s good value for families.
Disney’s Hotel Cheyenne review
An honest review of Disney’s Hotel Cheyenne, including the rooms, location, theming and whether it’s a good choice for families.
Disneyland Paris rides we did with a toddler
The best rides at Disneyland Paris for toddlers, including gentle attractions, family favourites and what to skip with little ones.
How to use this Disneyland Paris travel guide
If you’re just starting to plan, begin with the Disneyland Paris planning guide to get your bearings and understand how many days you really need. Ready to dive deeper? Head to the February guide, meal plan review, and Hotel Cheyenne review to help shape your trip. Travelling with little ones? You’ll also find guides on visiting with toddlers and the best rides for young children.
This Disneyland Paris travel guide will continue to grow as we add more park tips, honest reviews, and practical advice – all based on our real visit and experiences travelling with a young child.
My Disneyland Paris travel guides
