Disneyland Paris

[IhateJan22]

I’m looking to go to Paris next year, can people recommend best place for accommodation? I want to have two or theee days at Disneyland Paris and then a day or two visiting the Eiffel Tower and Paris centre. Is there somewhere on a Trainline that I could reach both? 2adults and 2children. Also anything we should be doing I’ve not thought of?

I've not been yet but I've booked accommodation in Chessy. It's next to Disney and the train station and is on the Paris line.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/X8sYd9LwhGvkyztK8

If you put Chessy in booking.com you get lots of options.

We stayed at Valle de Europe. Very handy for both

Thanks both. I’ll have a look at them.

We stayed in Val d’Europe, just round the corner from the RER train station. It’s one stop on the train to Disneyland and took roughly 30 minutes going in the other direction to the centre of Paris.
It’s a nice area and there seems to be plenty of accommodation there.

Oh and if you’re going into Paris by train, a Mobilis ticket is good (recommended to us by our host). You can use it on the RER into Paris and back and also unlimited times on the metro https://www.ratp.fr/en/titres-et-tarifs/mobilis

We’ve booked to go in a few months and have an apartment near Val D’Europe through Vrbo. Previously we stayed in the Adagio aparthotel. There are free buses to Disneyland from that area and it’s close to the station for the RER train to central Paris.

Hi we went last august got a really good deal on Disney staying in Newport bay 2nights 3 day's ticket then went to Paris centre for 2 nights i booked direct with Disney and done the Eurostar separately if you get a hotel in Paris avoid near the train station it's awful around that bit

Anywhere that’s close to the RER A line is fine, as is direct to Disney. Perhaps around Nation as not all A trains run direct to Disney at weekends. Personally, I’d stay in two hotels; a Disney or Val d’Europe for the park days, and then have a central Paris hotel for visiting Paris. Otherwise you’ll find that you won’t experience Paris at nighttime, when it’s beautiful.

Thanks all