Disneyland Paris: Shuttle Transfer From/To Orly Airport
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Buying guide
For a straightforward Disneyland Paris visit, compare the entry-ticket rows first: the 52 EUR 1-day option is the lowest-priced park ticket supplied, while the 129 EUR train option bundles transport from Paris. Choose a day-trip product when you want Paris sightseeing or a multi-day park ticket rather than a simple one-day admission.
It is the lowest-priced supplied entry-ticket row at 52 EUR.
Compare offers ↓Its title explicitly combines Disneyland Paris admission with train transportation.
Compare offers ↓Its title explicitly includes shuttle transport from Paris.
Compare offers ↓GetYourGuide Tiqets
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GetYourGuide — Disneyland® Paris 1-Day Ticket (1 or 2 parks), 52 EUR; admission only, so arrange Paris transport separately.
Compare offers ↓02GetYourGuide — Paris Day Trip and Sightseeing Cruise from Disneyland Paris, 76 EUR; choose it for the lowest-priced listed sightseeing excursion.
Compare offers ↓03Tiqets — Paris Day Trip and Sightseeing Cruise from Disneyland® Paris, 95 EUR; it is listed as available, while the comparable GetYourGuide row is limited.
Compare offers ↓04GetYourGuide — Disneyland® Paris 2/3/4-Day Ticket, 146 EUR; best match for visitors planning more than one park day.
Compare offers ↓05GetYourGuide — Disneyland® Paris Tickets for Train and Parks, 129 EUR; choose it when a train-and-parks package is preferable to arranging transport separately.
Compare offers ↓06GetYourGuide — Disneyland® Paris 1-Day Ticket (1 or 2 parks), 52 EUR; compare the party’s admission needs carefully because children under 3 are free under Disneyland Paris rules, while this supplied row is a general adult-priced offer.
Compare offers ↓Insider tips
From Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station or the Disney Village side, follow the signs to the Disney Parks esplanade: station/Disney Village → security screening and bag check → park entrances for Disneyland Park or Disney Adventure World. A timed ticket or skip-the-line-style product does not remove the required security screening, so keep bags easy to inspect and allow extra arrival time. Bags or suitcases larger than 55 × 40 × 25 cm, including wheels, pockets and handles, are not permitted inside the Parks; Guest Storage is located to the right of the Disneyland Park entrance.
No official benchmark price is included in the supplied offers, so compare the listed GetYourGuide and Tiqets totals only within the same ticket type. Partner prices may differ because the products, transport, inclusions, availability, or cancellation terms may not match; check the final checkout total and inclusions before booking.
Children aged 3–11 qualify for child-rate Disney Park tickets where the product allows it, while children under 3 enter free under Disneyland Paris rules. If you use an undated Park ticket, register the visit date in advance, subject to availability, and follow the ticket’s own reservation steps. Disneyland Paris currently states that Guests with disabilities can book a special-rate Park ticket online for themselves and one accompanying Guest, with a 25% reduction subject to presenting accepted official proof at the Park; priority access is not immediate, so check the accessibility process before travel.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Bring the mobile ticket or voucher supplied by the seller and follow its entry instructions. Dated tickets are tied to the selected visit date; undated tickets require advance date registration subject to park availability, so do not assume that an undated voucher alone guarantees entry.
Cancellation and refund terms depend on the specific ticket or transport product and seller. Check the exact conditions before payment; Disneyland Paris states that dated 1–4-day tickets bought directly can generally be cancelled and refunded up to 3 days before the selected visit date, while undated tickets are generally non-refundable.
Buying direct can make the venue’s ticket conditions and date-registration process easier to verify. Partner tickets may bundle transport or sightseeing services, but compare the final checkout total, cancellation terms, meeting instructions and inclusions rather than assuming a partner voucher has the same conditions as a direct ticket.
Yes. Disneyland Paris carries out security checks, including bag inspections, and entry queues can build up. Large bags and suitcases exceeding 55 cm x 40 cm x 25 cm are not permitted inside the Parks; a skip-the-line or timed activity, where offered, should not be treated as bypassing security screening.
A late arrival can be especially risky for products with a fixed meeting time, train or shuttle departure, sightseeing cruise, or hosted itinerary. Check the voucher for the operator’s late-arrival policy and contact the seller immediately; do not assume the transport or cruise can wait or that a missed departure will be refunded.
Children under 3 enter the Disney Parks free according to Disneyland Paris. Children aged 3–11 use child-rate ticket products where offered; confirm with the seller whether every child in your booking needs a named or dated ticket and whether any reservation or identification step applies.
The biggest internal timing risk is usually the combination of arrival security screening and the distance between the transport drop-off or station area and the park entrances. For a short visit, allow buffer time before any return train, shuttle, sightseeing cruise or meeting point, because an admission queue cannot be guaranteed to move at a fixed speed.