At Disneyland Paris, good food is an important part of the experience, and popular restaurants such as Bistrot Chez Rémy, Downtown Restaurant and Royal Banquet are often fully booked quickly. To avoid spending your time waiting, it is worth reserving a table well in advance. Disneyland Paris now relies primarily on digital bookings via the official app, which makes the whole process much easier.
Table reservations via the app
The most convenient and recommended way to reserve a table is through the Disneyland Paris app. There you will find all table-service restaurants as well as the buffet restaurants. Once you have selected your preferred restaurant, you can enter the date, time and number of guests directly.
Disney Hotel guests can book up to 12 months in advance.
Day visitors can book two months in advance.
Once the booking is complete, you will receive a confirmation in the app. You can view it later under ‘My Bookings’ or cancel the reservation if necessary. Booking well in advance is particularly advisable for popular restaurants, Character Dining and meals at peak times, although we recommend making a reservation as a general rule.
Alternative booking options on site
If booking through the app does not work or you have simply forgotten to arrange your restaurant reservations, you can also speak to a Cast Member on site:
- Hotel reception: The reception at your Disney Hotel can help you make a reservation.
- City Hall (Disneyland Park) or Studio Services (Disney Adventure World): Cast Members here can also make reservations for you.
- Directly at the restaurant: If tables become available at short notice, you can also make a reservation at the restaurant or ask to be added to the waiting list.
These options are available, but there is no guarantee that you will get a table. Often, only less popular times are still available this way.
Booking a table by phone
In exceptional cases, you can also book by phone, for example if you are having technical problems with the app.
The number is: +33 1 60 30 40 50
Please note that calls are usually handled in English or French.