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A new era, two parks, and easy from home
Disneyland Paris Holidays
Two parks, a brand-new World of Frozen, and every Disney hotel. We sort the travel, the rooms and the tickets, you just turn up to the magic.
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What it actually feels like
The morning the castle comes into view and the whole family forgets the journey
You’re on a train under the Channel at breakfast and walking towards a fairytale castle by lunch. That’s the part that catches families out about Disneyland Paris holidays, how close it is, how quickly the ordinary morning turns into this. The children spot the castle first, then the music finds you, and whatever was on anyone’s mind on the journey is simply gone.
Inside, two parks pull you in different directions in the best way. A teacup spins, a pirate ship looms, Big Thunder Mountain rattles through the canyon. Across in the reimagined second park, Arendelle has appeared, ice and all, and the new Frozen ride has a queue of small faces who can’t quite believe it. Around a corner Spider-Man is mid-stunt, and somewhere a five-year-old is meeting a princess and going completely shy.
As the light goes, you find a spot on Main Street and the parade comes by, floats and music and characters close enough to wave to. After dark the castle lights up and the sky fills with fireworks, drones and projections, and you look across and the children are lit up too, mouths open. Then it’s a short walk to a Disney hotel, where the magic carries on at breakfast.
It works for the grown-ups too, the theming you only half noticed as a child, a good meal, a glass of something while the little ones sleep. The best Disneyland Paris holidays are the ones where the travel, the rooms and the tickets are all handled before you go, so the only thing left to do is enjoy it. And if you fancy it, the real Paris is a short train ride away, easy to fold a night of the Eiffel Tower into the trip.
Two parks, ten worlds, and a brand-new era for 2026
Where the magic actually happens
Disneyland Park holds the classic Disney lands. The reimagined Disney Adventure World brings Frozen, Marvel and Pixar to life.
The grand entrance
Main Street USA
Through the gates of Disneyland Park and onto a turn-of-the-century American street, the castle framed at the far end. Shops, sweet smells, the parade route and the photo everyone takes on arrival. The heart of the park's first impression.
Best for little ones
Fantasyland
The storybook centre around Sleeping Beauty Castle. Gentle classics like 'it's a small world', the teacups and Peter Pan's Flight, plus Dumbo and the carousel. Pure magic for younger children, and where the youngest spend most of the day.
Swashbuckling
Adventureland
Pirates of the Caribbean, the Indiana Jones coaster, Captain Hook's galleon and a treehouse to climb. Exotic, leafy and full of surprises, and one of the most atmospheric corners of the park.
Thrills and chills
Frontierland
The Wild West, home to Big Thunder Mountain's runaway mine train and the wonderfully eerie Phantom Manor. Riverboats and gold-rush streets. A favourite for families with tweens and teens after a thrill.
Future and Star Wars
Discoveryland
The retro-future land, with Hyperspace Mountain's high-speed coaster, Star Wars adventures, Buzz Lightyear's laser blast and Star Tours. Sleek, fast and a hit with anyone who likes a jolt of adrenaline.
New for 2026
World of Frozen
The headline of the relaunch. A life-size Arendelle beneath a 40-metre North Mountain, the new Frozen Ever After boat ride, a daytime show and meet-and-greets. The most in-demand new experience at the resort.
For Marvel fans
Avengers Campus
Suit up alongside Iron Man, Spider-Man and the Avengers, with the Flight Force launch coaster and Web Slingers. Older kids, teens and grown-up fans love it. The most high-energy corner of Disney Adventure World.
Family favourites
Worlds of Pixar
Crush's Coaster spinning through Finding Nemo, the trackless Ratatouille ride that shrinks you to rat size, and Toy Story Playland for the smaller ones. Some of the resort's best-loved rides sit here.
Hollywood drama
World Premiere
The cinematic entrance to Disney Adventure World, themed as a permanent film premiere, and home to the brilliantly themed Twilight Zone Tower of Terror drop ride. The dramatic gateway to the second park.
The new promenade
Adventure Way
The new walkway tying Disney Adventure World together, with gardens, themed spaces and the new Rapunzel ride. Designed to explore and linger in, with more to come over the next few years.
No ticket needed
Disney Village
The free-to-enter strip between the parks and hotels, packed with restaurants, shops, a cinema and evening entertainment. Where you eat, unwind and shop without a park ticket. A lively end to the day.
All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them.
Walt Disney
Every Disney hotel, plus the options just outside
Stay in the magic, or right beside it
From the five-star flagship at the gates to apartments with room to spread out. We match the hotel to your family and your budget.
The five-star flagship
Disneyland Hotel
The crown jewel, right above the park entrance, reopened in 2024 as a Disney-royalty-themed five-star. The closest you can sleep to the castle, with the finest rooms and dining on site. The trip-of-a-lifetime choice.
For Marvel fans
Disney Hotel New York - The Art of Marvel
Art-deco New York glamour meets a genuine Marvel art collection, with superhero touches throughout and character meets. A short walk or shuttle to the parks. A personal favourite of ours, cool design and family fun in balance.
Great all-rounder
Disney Newport Bay Club
A grand New England seaside resort on the lake, one of the largest hotels, with a nautical feel, a good pool and solid dining. Reliable, comfortable and well-priced for its standard.
Cosy and calm
Disney Sequoia Lodge
A national-park lodge feel, all timber, stone and roaring fires, among the trees by the lake. Warm and relaxing after a long park day, with a lovely pool. For families who want a snug base.
Fun for families
Disney Hotel Cheyenne
A Wild West frontier town with a Toy Story twist, rooms lining themed streets. Playful, great value and a hit with younger children. A short shuttle to the parks and big on character.
Best value on-site
Disney Hotel Santa Fe
The Cars-themed, most affordable Disney hotel, bright and fun with Lightning McQueen out front. The budget-friendly way to stay on-site and still get the Disney hotel perks.
Cabins in the woods
Disney Davy Crockett Ranch
Self-catering woodland cabins a short drive from the parks, with a brilliant pool complex and a back-to-nature feel. Space, a kitchen and the outdoors. The pick for families who are driving.
Nature and waterpark
Villages Nature Paris
An eco-resort minutes from the parks, built around the huge Aqua Mundo waterpark, with apartments, lakeside lodges and outdoor activities. A green base that pairs Disney with a proper holiday feel.
More choice
Nearby and partner hotels
A range of hotels just outside the gates, many with shuttle links, covering more budgets and styles than the on-site options alone. A smart way to keep costs down or find a particular standard.
Room to spread out
Apartments and self-catering
Self-catering apartments and aparthotels nearby, with separate space and a kitchen. Ideal for larger families, longer stays or keeping the food bill down. The flexible, value-led option.
The moments that turn a trip into the trip
What you'll actually remember
Beyond the rides, these are the experiences worth building your days around.
The magic
Meeting the characters
From Mickey and the princesses to Spider-Man and the Frozen sisters, the character meets are what the youngest remember most. Some are walk-up, the popular ones worth planning for. The cuddle and the photo that ends up framed at home.
Breakfast with Mickey
Character dining
Sit down to a meal while the characters work the room, table to table, for photos and autographs between courses. A relaxed, guaranteed way to meet them without the queues. Books up fast, so worth sorting ahead.
Don't miss it
The daytime parade
Disney Stars on Parade rolls down the route most afternoons, floats, music, dancers and characters close enough to wave to. Grab a kerb spot early. One of the simple, free highlights of any day.
The grand finale
The night time spectacular
After dark the castle becomes a canvas for Disney Tales of Magic, the drone, projection, fountain and firework show that closes the day. Breathtaking, and the moment the whole crowd falls silent then cheers.
For the brave
The headline thrill rides
Big Thunder Mountain, Hyperspace Mountain, the Tower of Terror, Crush's Coaster and Avengers Flight Force. The rides teenagers and adrenaline-seekers queue twice for. Plan these around quieter times or skip-the-line access.
Sit and soak it up
The live stage shows
Polished theatre and musical productions give everyone a welcome sit-down in the warm or cool, with proper Disney showmanship. A good way to rest little legs midday while keeping the magic going.
Autumn only
Disney's Halloween Festival
Through October the parks go wonderfully spooky, pumpkin-decked streets, villain meet-and-greets and a Halloween parade. Playful rather than scary, and a slightly quieter time to visit before the Christmas rush.
Festive magic
Disney's Enchanted Christmas
From November the resort turns full Christmas, a giant tree on Main Street, the castle in lights, a festive parade and snow on cue. Many regulars say it's the most magical time to come. Books out early.
See in the year
New Year's Eve at the parks
Disney does New Year in style, special shows, extended hours and a midnight celebration under the fireworks. A memorable, lively way to end the year, and a popular short-break date.
Hotel guests only
Extra Magic Time
Stay at a Disney hotel and you're into the parks before the gates open to everyone else, walking onto headline rides with barely a queue. One of the biggest reasons to book on-site, and we'll make sure you use it.
Skip the lines
Premier Access
The paid line-skip on the busiest rides, plus free single-rider lines on a few. Used well on a packed day it transforms how much you fit in. We'll advise when it's worth it and when it isn't.
Make it special
Celebrations and birthdays
Disney does occasions beautifully, free celebration badges, cakes, a little extra fuss from the cast. If there's a birthday or anniversary in the trip, tell us and we'll build the magic in.
Why book your Disneyland Paris trip with Boullies?
Because the easy way and the bespoke way can be the same thing
Travel your way, all in one protected booking
Eurostar from London, a flight, a coach or your own car via LeShuttle, we'll book whichever suits you, together with the hotel and the park tickets, as one fully protected package. ATOL where you're flying, package-protected throughout. The getting-there sorted, so the holiday starts the moment you set off.
The package, or something built just for you
We can book the ready-made deals, and often that's perfect. But when you want more, a particular hotel, a night in central Paris on the way, or Disneyland Paris folded into a bigger summer holiday, we build it from scratch around you. The freedom of bespoke with the safety of a package.
We've stayed there, and we plan from experience
We don't recommend hotels we haven't seen. The Art of Marvel is a personal favourite for its design and character touches, and we'll give you honest steers on which hotel suits your family, which park days to book, and how to use Extra Magic Time and skip-the-line access to actually beat the queues.
What our travellers say
Real reviews from real Disneyland Paris trips
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Everything handled, nothing left to chance
What you get when you book your Disneyland Paris holiday with Boullies
- Your travel sorted, Eurostar, flights, coach or drive, whichever suits
- Hotel and park tickets matched to your family and budget
- The choice of a ready-made package or a fully custom trip
- A night in Paris or a bigger summer holiday built in if you want it
- The right park days planned around the crowds
- Character dining and key experiences booked ahead
- Honest advice on hotels, rides and beating the queues
- One point of contact from first enquiry to coming home
- Every trip fully package-protected, ATOL and PTS covered
All of it sorted. None of the stress.
Questions we get asked every week
Everything you want to know before you book
Where is Disneyland Paris?
It’s at Marne-la-Vallée, about 32km east of central Paris, so it’s its own resort rather than in the city itself. From the UK it’s roughly three hours door to door, and the station sits about two minutes from the park gates.
How do you get to Disneyland Paris from the UK?
Several ways, and we book all of them. Eurostar from London to Lille then a quick change onto a TGV to Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy, a direct flight to Paris with a transfer, a coach, or your own car via LeShuttle. We’ll match the route to your family and your budget.
How much is a Disneyland Paris holiday?
From around £157 per person per night for hotel and park tickets, or from £313 per person per night for the full package including flights. The biggest factors are when you go, which hotel you choose and how you travel. We price each trip around what you actually want.
When is the best time to visit Disneyland Paris?
It’s open all year. For fewer crowds and lower prices, midweek in January or early March, or May, June and September. For seasonal magic, October brings the Halloween Festival and November to early January the Enchanted Christmas. Easter, summer and Christmas week are the busiest.
How many days do you need?
Anywhere from one to five. A single day is doable in a rush, two to three nights covers both parks comfortably, and longer lets you slow down or add Paris. We build the trip around the time you have.
Which Disney hotel is best?
It depends on your budget and your family. The Disneyland Hotel is the five-star flagship, Santa Fe the value pick, Cheyenne a fun favourite with younger children, and the Art of Marvel a stylish all-rounder. All the Disney hotels include Extra Magic Time. We’ll match you to the right one.
Do you have to buy park tickets separately?
No. Our packages bundle the hotel, the park tickets and your travel into one protected booking, which is usually better value and far less hassle than piecing it together yourself.
Is Disneyland Paris good for toddlers and young children?
Wonderfully. Fantasyland, the gentle rides and the character meets are made for them, under-threes go free into the parks, and under-fours travel free on Eurostar. We’ll plan the days around nap times and ages so it’s enjoyable rather than exhausting.
Is Disneyland Paris accessible for disabilities and additional needs?
Yes. The resort has good provision for guests with disabilities and additional needs, including support for autism, and an accessibility card that helps with queuing. Tell us what’s needed and we’ll arrange the right support before you go.
Can you combine Disneyland Paris with a trip to Paris?
Absolutely, and it’s a lovely way to do it. Central Paris is a short train ride away, so we can add a night in the city, build a twin-centre trip, or fold Disneyland Paris into a bigger summer holiday.
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