Plan your trip
Everything you need to turn a ticket into a smooth, memorable trip.
How to get there
The resort sits about 32 km east of central Paris and is easy to reach. Regional trains connect the city centre to the parks in roughly 40 minutes, high-speed and international trains stop at the on-site station, and there is direct access from both major Paris airports by train or shuttle. Driving is straightforward with large on-site car parks.
Best months to visit
For thinner crowds and mild weather, aim for mid-January to mid-March or the weeks after the autumn school holidays. Late spring is beautiful but busier. Summer brings the longest opening hours and the most events, at the cost of higher temperatures and queues.
Tips for families
Build the day around your youngest child's energy, not the ride list. Plan a mid-day break, use rider switch on bigger attractions, and pre-book a sit-down lunch to guarantee a rest. Bring a stroller even for older toddlers — the distances add up.
Where to stay nearby
Options range from on-site themed hotels within walking distance to good-value partner hotels a short shuttle away, plus apartments and aparthotels for families who want a kitchen. Staying close lets you return mid-day and beat the evening rush.
Transfers & getting around
Free shuttles link most nearby hotels to the parks. Within the resort everything is walkable, and a shopping-and-dining district connects the two parks to the transport hub. Keep your ticket and hotel confirmation handy for shuttle boarding.