Disneyland® Paris 1-Day 1-Park Ticket with Meals at Brasserie Rosalie overview
Your personalized Disneyland® Paris experience Embark on a magical journey at Disneyland® Paris filled with enchanting attractions and memorable character encounters.
Disneyland® Paris 1-Day 1-Park — frequently asked questions
What is included in the Disneyland® Paris 1-Day 1-Park ticket?
The ticket includes 5 things: Entry to Disneyland® Park, Access to park shows (if available), 18€ breakfast voucher at Brasserie Rosalie, 40€ meal voucher at Brasserie Rosalie and 20€ snack voucher at Rosalie’s Snack & Go.
What ticket types are available for Disneyland® Paris 1-Day 1-Park?
3 ticket types are sold: Rosalie's Snack & Go + 1-Day 1 Park Ticket, Lunch or Dinner at Rosalie + 1-Day 1 Park Ticket and Breakfast at Rosalie + 1-Day 1 Park Ticket. Each has its own price and availability, shown on this page when you pick a date.
Can I buy Disneyland® Paris 1-Day 1-Park tickets on the day?
Yes. Booking is confirmed instantly, so a same-day ticket is possible while slots remain. Popular time slots sell out first, so booking ahead is safer if you want a specific time.
Can I cancel Disneyland® Paris 1-Day 1-Park tickets?
Yes. This ticket is sold with free cancellation up to 3 days before the start time. Cancel within that window for a full refund; after it the booking is non-refundable. The exact deadline is repeated on your confirmation.
More about Disneyland® Paris 1-Day 1-Park
Essential Information for Your Visit What You Need to Know Large suitcases and bags are not permitted within the park for security reasons. Unfortunately, pets are not allowed on the premises due to venue regulations. Accessibility Details The park is wheelchair accessible to ensure a pleasant experience for all visitors. Some attractions and rides may not be suitable for all guests, especially those sensitive to strobe lights. It's advisable to check ride details before boarding. Certain attractions have specific height requirements, clearly indicated at their entrances. Additional Guidelines