With the motorhome to Disneyland Paris

Travelling to Disneyland Paris in a motorhome is one of the easiest ways to stay there, and it's affordable too. Just set off, park your motorhome and your Disney adventure can begin.

Motorhome parking
You can park your motorhome for a few days in the main car park at Disneyland Resort Paris.
However, these spaces are restricted to self-contained motorhomes and campervans, as there are no electrical hook-ups. Smaller campervans without a bathroom, as well as cars towing caravans, must use parking areas or campsites nearby.
Fresh water is available at the service facilities in the coach park (a section of the main car park). However, the water supply has been inaccessible for some time, so there is currently no fresh water available at the Disneyland Paris motorhome parking area.
The sanitary facilities for coach drivers can also be used. There are a few showers and toilets, although their number and facilities are limited. However, this area has been closed for some time, initially for renovation. No further work has taken place since then, and it is currently unclear whether the toilets and showers will reopen. Important: There are currently no toilets or showers available for motorhome visitors, and no way to refill water tanks.
You can dispose of rubbish in the motorhome parking area. There are two locations with waste containers.
If your motorhome runs on solar power, as is often the case with self-contained motorhomes, you should look for a parking space that isn't beneath the solar panel canopy covering the car park. These spaces are in high demand and may already be occupied when you arrive. Bear this in mind when planning your trip.

How does it work?
If you want to spend your Disneyland Paris holiday in a motorhome, you need to speak to a member of staff at the car park entrance to obtain a QR code and pay the daily fee of €40. You no longer need to specify exactly how long you intend to stay.
You don't need to reserve a motorhome parking space in advance, as there are enough spaces even on busy days. However, the car park's opening hours are linked to those of the two theme parks. This can cause problems if you plan to arrive late in the evening. Overnight stays in front of the car park entrance are not permitted.
Parking costs €40 per day, payable at the booths at the car park entrance (annual pass holders pay €15 per day, provided their pass includes parking). You must leave the car park by 10 am, otherwise you'll be charged for another day. The current system works as follows: you receive a QR code at the entrance, which is scanned again when you leave. You then pay the accumulated parking fees in one payment by credit card.

Stays of more than one night:
Many holidaymakers travelling in motorhomes stay for more than one night.
This is straightforward, as you pay the full amount by credit card at the barrier when you leave the car park. You no longer need to extend your parking stay each day.