Disneyland Paris - cost

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we are thinking of tacking this onto a French eurocamp holiday next year but it’s too soon to see pricing.

Is anyone happy to share? 2 adults, 2 children.

We’d also like to see Paris for a day or 2. Has anyone done this and do you have any tips? I’m unsure about doing it at the start or the end. We’re going to do 2 weeks in the south of France.

thanks for any help!

Price varies for entry tickets depending on when you want to visit, peak times equals higher prices. In October 2022 (half-term) I spent £946 for 2 adults and 2 kids to spend 2 days in the parks and a night in a hotel, I paid extra for the hotel breakfast and for a room in the main building, this probably added about £90. This summer I paid £345 for all of us to be have 1 day ticket with access to both parks. Also the prices are cheaper if you pay in euros through the French or German Disney websites. I don't know why that is but it was about £10 per person cheaper to pay in euros. Of course it depends if you will be charged foreign transaction fees on your card. I have a Halifax clarity card and there are no foreign transaction fees, and I know Monza and Starling have cards with the same set-up. The hotel is worth it as you get early access to the park and you can bash out a few (maybe even 4 or 5 if you choose wisely) rides before the crowds descend.

£800 for 3 days park tickets 2 adults and 2 kids. We stayed in an air b&b nearby

Thank you. It’d be peak time - July 2025. I do have both clarity and Monzo so thanks for that tip.

that’s helpful as a ball park

I'd budget £100 each per day for park entry. Food is insanely expensive on the park but I assume you can bring a picnic