RER A
Allow approximately 40 minutes from Châtelet, plus your journey to the station and entry checks.
- Central Paris
- Rail
- Station beside parks
To get to Disneyland Paris, take RER A toward Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy, not Val d’Europe. Choose your route from Paris or the airports, then find the correct park entrance. Check luggage, step-free access and arrival timing before leaving.
RER A is the simplest starting choice from central Paris: it reaches the station beside the parks.
Allow approximately 40 minutes from Châtelet, plus your journey to the station and entry checks.
The rail journey can take under 12 minutes. Terminal transfers, waiting and baggage collection are extra.
Services connect Charles de Gaulle and Orly with resort destinations and selected hotels.
Consider a taxi when travelling with children or luggage. Road travel time depends on traffic.
A prearranged vehicle is an option from the airports. Confirm passenger, child-seat and luggage requirements.
Use the visitor destination in Chessy. Check current parking directions and charges before setting off.
Walk from Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy station. From nearby accommodation, confirm your hotel’s pedestrian route first.
Visitor address: Disneyland Paris, Boulevard du Parc, 77700 Chessy, Seine-et-Marne, France. The two parks have separate entrances.
The main entrance leads into Main Street, U.S.A. An accessibility ticket and access-card counter sits beside it.
This entrance leads toward World Premiere. Older booking text may still call this park Walt Disney Studios Park.
Use your voucher’s exact pickup address and meeting time. “Disneyland Paris” alone does not identify where your transport leaves.
The rail connection to the parks is RER A. Plan your first connection from your accommodation to that line.
The journey from Châtelet takes approximately 40 minutes, excluding your approach, waiting and park entry.
Use the Île-de-France Mobilités journey planner for your starting address. Check service notices and your return journey on the day.
These are route patterns, not fixed timetables. Use live planning for connections, disruption and departure times.
| Starting point | Simple route | Why it works | Final step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Châtelet area | RER A → Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy | Direct rail connection toward the parks | Follow the named park entrance |
| Elsewhere in Paris | Live connection → RER A | Plans the interchange from your actual address | Leave at Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy |
| Val d’Europe accommodation | RER A → Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy | The parks are one RER stop away | Walk from the station to the gates |
| Charles de Gaulle Airport | TGV → Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy | Rail connection to the resort station | Follow pedestrian park directions |
| Orly Airport | Magical Shuttle | Serves resort destinations and selected hotels | Confirm your specific drop-off |
From Charles de Gaulle, compare TGV departures with your landing time. From either airport, check the shuttle’s destination carefully.
The train itself can take under 12 minutes. That is not the terminal-to-park journey time.
Use the airport’s signed taxi rank. Ask for the visitor destination or your exact hotel.
Immigration, baggage, terminal walking and waiting all come first. Consider leaving suitcases at your accommodation before heading to the parks.
If your train ends in Paris instead, plan the onward connection to RER A before leaving your arrival station.
From Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy, the entrances are approximately a two-minute walk away. No onward train is needed.
Follow Disneyland Park or Disney Adventure World signs. The station walk does not include security or entry queues.
The resort is approximately 32 km east of Paris. Treat walking as a local connection, not a central-city route.
Use the park names to orient yourself after leaving the station.
The Lake Disney walkway toward the hotels has benches. Do not assume every nearby hotel has the same walking approach.
Boulevard du Parc, 77700 Chessy is the visitor destination. Parking and drop-off instructions need a separate check.
Show the destination in writing. Confirm the permitted drop-off and where your return driver will meet you.
Confirm the current parking approach, charges and conditions. Include the final walk when planning your arrival.
Let the driver confirm a permitted stopping point. For groups, agree on one meeting place before leaving the vehicle.
A nearby station does not confirm working lifts or a step-free exit. Check each stage before travelling.
Check your origin, interchange and destination stations with Île-de-France Mobilités. Request any needed assistance in advance.
Ask which station exit and park approach suit your needs. The accessibility ticket and access-card counter is beside Disneyland Park’s entrance.
Rentals are at Town Square Terrace and near Studio Services; check conditions with staff. Some attractions require transfers or walking.
Priority Card applications open one month ahead and require accepted disability documents. Priority is not immediate access; Easy Access Cards use return times.
Park rules allow visual or device-assisted checks of clothing and belongings. Refusing inspection can prevent entry.
This includes wheels, handles and pockets. Paid Guest Storage is outside Disneyland Park, on your right when approaching the entrance.
Leave alcohol, glass bottles, weapons, imitation weapons, toy guns, hazardous substances, drones and remote-controlled toys behind.
Poles, tripods, monopods and device extensions over 20 cm fully extended are prohibited. Do not pack an oversized selfie stick.
Tops, bottoms and footwear are required. Ground-dragging clothing is prohibited; costumes and masks ordinarily are not allowed for ages 12 and over.
Download your ticket, meeting instructions and transport contact details before leaving. Check special-event costume rules and medical-mask exceptions where relevant.
Opening hours vary by date and park. Check the calendar or park app before choosing your departure.
This is the recommended allowance for security and entry preparations, not a guaranteed screening time.
Follow the provider’s arrival instructions. A park opening time does not tell you when the vehicle leaves.
Match the station or building name to your destination before queuing. Nearby does not always mean the correct entrance.
This is the station for the parks and Disney Village.
The general park entrance sits beneath the hotel. Hotel guests also have a dedicated entrance.
This sits beside the Disney Adventure World entrance. Wheelchair and stroller rentals are nearby.
The Disney Adventure World entrance leads toward World Premiere.
This station serves shopping, SEA LIFE and nearby accommodation, not the park entrances.
Your route should end at the correct gate or pickup point, with enough time for the entrance checks.
Check the visit date, park and latest pickup message. For an undated ticket, complete date registration before travelling.
Use Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy for rail travel. For a transfer, save the full meeting address rather than the attraction name.
Review live service notices before leaving. Check return departures too, especially if you intend to stay until closing.
Include wheels, handles and pockets. Arrange a luggage stop before travelling if your suitcase exceeds the park limit.
Save the ticket, meeting-point screenshot and provider’s phone number offline. Share the meeting point with everyone in your group.
Bring a power bank if needed. Keep enough charge for tickets, route changes and contacting your return driver.
Use the station as your rail destination. Then check which park gate you need, or follow your booking’s separate meeting instructions.
Plan from your actual accommodation address. Check the train destination before boarding and stay aboard beyond Val d’Europe.
Plan around the park’s date-specific opening time. Add security, the final walk and any luggage stop; use the provider’s deadline for pickups.