Best Way To Book Disneyland Paris: My Favourite Websites To Use
Are you planning a trip to see Mickey and Co. and wondering about the best way to book your Disneyland Paris holiday?
My first trip to Disneyland Paris was nearly 30 years ago, and since then I have made frequent visits! Over the years, I’ve booked trips for myself, family and friends, as well as booking Disneyland Paris holidays for customers when I worked as a travel agent.
So, I thought I’d share some of my favourite companies with you! I’ve found these companies the easiest to book with, have great customer service, and generally offer some of the best prices and offers around.
You may know a few of them already!
Quick Answer: Who Do I Book Disneyland Paris With
Disney Hotels + Park Tickets: I usually check Disneyland Paris directly.
🏨 Off-site hotels: I compare Booking.com and Hotels.com.
✈️ Flights + hotel: I compare package prices with EasyJet Holidays, TUI and Jet2holidays.
🎟️ Park tickets: I compare Attractiontickets and Picniq.
🚄 Eurostar: I book direct with Eurostar.
🚗 Ferry/Le Shuttle: I use Direct Ferries to compare prices.
🚌 Airport transfers: I compare Magical Shuttle with private transfers.
There isn’t one single company that is always the best or cheapest for every Disneyland Paris trip. Prices, offers and availability can vary. Below I’ve shared where I personally look for each part of my trip and the companies I come back to time and time again.
Best Way To Book A Disneyland Paris Hotel With Tickets
When booking a Disneyland Paris Hotel with tickets, park entry is included for the duration of your stay. For example if you book a 3 night stay then you’ll get 4 days access included.
DisneylandParis – If I am staying in one of the Disneyland Paris themed Hotels then I’ll always book directly with Disney for the following reasons:
1) I love their handy calendar tool as it lets you play around with dates and see which days work out cheaper to stay.
2) You only need to pay a deposit when you book with the remaining balance due 60 days before you go and you can make payments towards it along the way, which is really handy!
3) If you do change your mind then they allow you to modify or cancel your booking for free up to 7 days before your arrival date.
Where I look For Offsite Disneyland Paris Hotels
Booking.com and Hotels.com – When I’m looking for an offsite hotel near Disneyland Paris, these are always the two places I check to see who has the best price. They both offer a range of accommodation, to suit pretty much every budget.
It’s also worth setting up an account with either of them, as they usually have loyalty schemes and you can often find extra offers and discounts on some of your favourite hotels. The more you use them, the more loyalty benefits and discounts you can potentially get off your next Disney trip.
Tesco Clubcard tip: If you shop at Tesco, you can also turn your Clubcard points into vouchers to use with Hotels.com, which can help knock a bit off the cost of your stay.
🫱Looking for a family-friendly place to stay? Check out my recommendations for the best family hotels near Disneyland Paris here.
Best Websites For Flight And Hotel Packages
If you’re flying to Disneyland Paris and staying off-site, it’s definitely worth comparing flight and hotel packages before booking everything separately.
EasyJet Holidays – Sometimes a package can work out cheaper than booking your flights and accommodation separately, so it’s always worth checking both options before you hit that book button.
I also like easyJet because they fly from lots of UK airports, making it easier to find a convenient flight. They also offer deals throughout the year, so it’s worth looking out for a bargain!
Other Flight & Hotel Packages to consider are:
- Tui
- Jet2 City Breaks
Best Way To Buy Disneyland Paris Tickets
Park tickets are one of the biggest expenses to a Disney trip so getting the best price is a must.
Attractiontickets.com – I’ve been using Attraction Tickets for years and have often found their Disneyland Paris ticket prices to be cheaper than booking directly through the official Disneyland Paris website.
The tickets are emailed straight to you and are instant, gate-ready tickets, so there’s no need to worry about exchanging anything when you arrive. They also regularly have little extras and offers available, which is a bonus!
Picniq Tickets – Now this is a newbie site that I used for our trip in 2025. They actually worked out slightly cheaper than Attraction Tickets so I thought I would give them a try.
They also sent me instant, gate-ready tickets and we had absolutely no problems using them to get into the parks. They are UK based and a bonus if booking with them is that they offer perk points on your booking. So if you enjoy family days out in the UK these points can be used for money off your favourite attractions.
Where I Book My Travel
Skyscanner – This is my No.1 platform I use to search for flights. It searches and compares all the airlines flying into all three Paris airports so you can easily find the best deals for the days you want.
And if you’re flexible with your dates, one of my favourite features is “Whole Month.” It shows you the cheapest days to fly throughout your chosen month, which can save you a lot of money! ✈️
Eurostar – I find this site really easy to use when booking train travel from London. You can either search for Paris and then hop on the Metro for the rest of your journey to Disney.
Alternatively choose Disneyland Paris as your destination and it’ll show you the fare all the way through, travelling via Lille.
Oh and keep an eye out for their £39 one-way special fares to Paris as they sometimes pop up throughout the year and can be a great way to save!🚄
Directferries – Another really simple website to use if you’re driving to France. Just pop in your travel dates and preferred times, and it’ll compare the prices of available ferry operators sailing to France, as well as Le Shuttle from Folkestone, so you can easily see which option works out best. Choose an off peak time for lower fares.⛴️
Flixbus – You may not have heard of this site but it is definitely worth knowing about. It’s a bus route from London taking you directly to Disneyland Paris.
Yes it is a long journey but with low fares it’s worth considering if you are on a budget. I have travelled this way a few times now and prefer this option over flying. If you want to know more then you can read my review here.🚌
Best Airport Transfers To Disneyland Paris
If, like me, you prefer to have everything planned and booked before you go then the following transfers are your best option to Disneyland Paris.
Magical Shuttle – Runs from both Charles de Gaulle and Orly Airports and will drop you off at your Disney Hotel, a Partner Hotel, or the bus station at Disneyland Paris.
At the time of writing prices start from €24 per adult each way and €11 for a child (3-12), so it’s definitely worth considering if there are 1-3 passengers. For more people it will probably be more cost effective to arrange a private transfer (see below).
Prestige Transfer – Yes, a private transfer is going to cost a bit more than getting an Uber, but having a driver meet you when you land is worth the extra cost for the convenience and peace of mind, after your flight.
I like Prestige for this reason plus you can pre-book car seats if you need them (with no extra charge), and they’ll even put on a Disney movie for the kids to watch during the journey. I just find it a really easy and stress-free way to start your Disney trip!
FAQs
Is It Cheaper To Book Disneyland Paris Directly With Disney?
Not always! There are other companies that sometimes have their own special offers, so it’s always worth comparing prices before you book.
However, if you do find a cheaper like-for-like price elsewhere within 24 hours of booking directly with Disneyland Paris, Disney has a price-match policy that may refund you the difference, subject to their terms and conditions.
How far In Advance Should You Book?
If you know you want to visit Disneyland Paris, my advice is to book as early as you can!
Disneyland Paris uses dynamic pricing, which means the price of your hotel and tickets can change depending on demand and availability. Booking early can give you a better chance of securing a great price, as well as your preferred Disney Hotel and room type.
Is There A Company That Books Travel, Hotel And Park Tickets As One Package?
Yes! There are companies that offer everything as one package, but I don’t usually find this to be the cheapest option.
Personally, I prefer booking everything separately and directly with the provider. It means I can shop around for the best prices and choose the travel times that suit me, which gives me much more flexibility.
If you prefer booking everything together, I’d look at MagicBreaks or Disneyholidays.co.uk. Just bear in mind that booking through Disneyholidays.co.uk is different from booking directly with Disneyland Paris through their official website.
My Final Tip For Booking Disneyland Paris
My biggest tip? Work out the basics of your trip first!
Once you know how you’re getting to Disneyland Paris and whether you want to stay in a Disney Hotel, or somewhere off-site, booking becomes so much easier.
You’ll have a much better idea of what you’re actually looking for, which means you’ll also know which websites are worth checking. It can feel a bit overwhelming when you first start looking, but once you’ve made those few decisions, it all starts to fall into place.
Hopefully this guide has helped you find the best way to book Disneyland Paris for your trip.
And if you’re still deciding how to get to Disneyland Paris, where to stay or how many days you need, have a look around the rest of my Disneyland Paris guides . I’ve got plenty more tips to help you plan your trip👇
How To Plan A Trip To Disneyland Paris in 10 Easy Steps
Cheapest Time To Go To Disneyland Paris
31 Tips For Visiting Disneyland Paris On A Budget
A Fun Guide To The Best Rides At Disneyland Paris
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