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Parking at Disneyland Paris: Car parks & multi-storey car parks
Planning to drive to Disneyland Paris? No problem! Each of the Disney Hotels and Villages Nature Paris, as well as most other hotels in the surrounding area, has its own car park. Parking is free at the Disney Hotels, Villages Nature Paris and most Partner Hotels. Some other hotels charge for parking, so check the individual hotel description before your stay.
Shuttle buses run from many hotels to the Disney Parks, so once you have left your car at your hotel, you may not need to think about parking again. If you are visiting Disneyland Paris for the day or would prefer to drive from your hotel to the theme parks, however, you have several options:
- Main car park
- Disney Village multi-storey car park
- Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station car park
There are also special arrangements for Guests with disabilities or reduced mobility.
A limited number of designated parking spaces are available in the main Guest Parking area. If you have a UK Blue Badge or a European disabled parking badge, show it when you enter the car park and a Cast Member will direct you to the appropriate parking area. Guests with reduced mobility who are staying at a Disney Hotel are encouraged to leave their car at the hotel and use the free, accessible shuttle buses to travel around the resort.
Important! Caravans are not permitted in the Disneyland Paris Guest Parking area. Motorhomes, on the other hand, are allowed and have a designated area.
You can find the complete Guest Parking regulations here.
Parking in the main car park at Disneyland Paris
The main car park at Disneyland Paris is, as the name suggests, the first place to head if you are driving to the resort to visit the two theme parks. Once you are close to Disneyland Paris, simply follow the signs for the car park. If you want to enter an address into your sat nav or smartphone, use Boulevard de Parc, 77700 Coupvray. This should bring you onto the road leading directly to the car park, although it is still worth keeping an eye on the signs as you approach the resort.
Once you reach the Disneyland Paris car park, choose one of the open lanes at the toll plaza: green means open, red means closed. When you reach the booth, you pay the daily parking fee.
Disneyland Paris parking charges
- €30 for cars
- €25 for motorbikes
- €45 for motorhomes
- €45 for Parking+ with spaces in the rows closest to the entrance
You can park free of charge in the Disneyland Paris Guest Parking if:
- you are staying at a Disney Hotel and can show your Disney Hotel booking confirmation or MagicPass
- you have a Disneyland Pass that includes Guest Parking
Multistorey car parks
There is a multi-storey car park at Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station and another at Disney Village. You can also leave your car at either of these if you are visiting Disneyland Paris. Both charge according to how long you park, as is usual with this type of car park. They can therefore work out considerably cheaper than the main car park if you are only staying for a short time.
The daily rate, however, is significantly higher than the cost of the main car park, so they are not a good option if you plan to leave your car there for the whole day.
Parking with a motorhome
Travelling by motorhome and planning a visit to Disneyland Paris? No problem!
There is a dedicated area for motorhomes in the main Disneyland Paris car park, where you can stay for several days while you explore the resort and its two theme parks at your own pace.
You can find all the information about visiting Disneyland Paris by motorhome here.
Electric cars: Charging in the car park
If you are travelling to Disneyland Paris by electric car, you can charge your vehicle directly at the resort. Charging points are available both in the main car park and at most Disney Hotels.
At the Disney Hotels
Several EV charging points are available in the car parks of the Disney Hotels and can currently be used free of charge by hotel guests. The exceptions are Disney Hotel Santa Fe and Disney Davy Crockett Ranch, which do not currently have their own charging points. Bear in mind that the number of chargers at most hotels is limited and charging speeds are relatively low, so you should allow plenty of time.
If all the charging points are occupied or you are staying at a hotel without charging facilities, speak to reception. A Cast Member can explain what alternative charging options are available.
In the main car park
There are now more than 500 EV charging points in the Disneyland Paris main car park. Unlike the chargers at the Disney Hotels, these are subject to a fee and are operated by a third-party provider. You can check the current charging price at the station.
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