Forget flying—unless you enjoy squeezing into a tin can and paying extra for a bag of peanuts. The Eurostar from London St. Pancras to Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy (that’s the Disney station, by the way) takes just 2 hours and 40 minutes. That’s less time than it takes to finish a Marvel movie trilogy.
You step off the train, and boom—you’re literally a five-minute walk from the Disneyland Park entrance. No shuttle bus, no taxi drama, just you, your bags, and a giant pink castle winking at you. I’m not kidding.
The “Secret” Ticket Tactic
Here’s where it gets good (and a little ironic). Booking a direct Eurostar to Disneyland Paris is often cheaper than booking a regular train to Paris Gare du Nord and then switching. Why? Because they want you to go to the mouse house. Smart move on their part.
Pro tip: Always check the “Advance” ticket prices on the Eurostar website about 90 days before you go. That’s when they drop prices like a magician’s salary. I once snagged tickets for £39 each way. Yes, £39. My mum didn’t believe me until I showed her the email.
And if you’re flexible? Tuesday and Wednesday departures are often cheaper than weekend escapes. You can thank me later when you’re sipping a Mickey-shaped beignet with that saved cash.
How to get to Disneyland Paris using public transport
