Parking Disney Paris (1 Viewer)

[talby]

Can anyone tell me if one is still able to park overnight at Disney Paris. I have looked on the internet and the only entry for 2017 is on trip adviser which says it is no longer possible stating health and safety reasons. Thank you .

 

[Mr Ed]

BUMP.... Come on someone answer the man !!!!

 

[Wildbill]

Don't think you can any more
Stopped it I think year before last
Bill

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[Linda and Steph]

This is from their current FAQ

Campervans should leave at the end of the day. They will receive a dated registered sheet at Toll Plaza with which needs to be renewed every day.

That's a real shame

 

[danielf]

Hi

I believe you can , we did in February.

Their FAQ I think mean about renewing parking fee and if you don't you have to leave, the difficulty we had his February was finding someone who wanted to take our money to renew

Daniel

 

[SteveB123]

I also stayed in February this year.

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[Ksagic]

We are visiting Disney in September with the intention of one overnight stay. We did the same last year without a problem.

 

[Ksagic]

Just found this from another post earlier this year.

There appears to be a pretty comprehensive rundown here: http://www.lemondeducampingcar.fr/tourisme/france/le-parc-eurodisney-en-camping-car.html

Its in french but you can use Google to translate and appears to confirm you can park overnight at Disney.

Ian

 

[Frog]

We stayed four nights over Christmas, the ticket runs out at 10am the day after purchase, and agree with danielf that the hardest part was finding someone to pay lol

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[olley]

According to this link its €30 a night.

 

[magicsurfbus]

Disney UK website: http://www.disneylandparis.co.uk/guest-services/parking-fees/

This is from their current FAQ

Campervans should leave at the end of the day. They will receive a dated registered sheet at Toll Plaza with which needs to be renewed every day.

This might be ambiguous, as Disney charge camper vans per day, not per night. If you go on the French version of the website the text about MH parking translates (in Google) as:

"Motorhomes must pay the daily parking fee. They will receive a receipt dated at the Toll Plaza which will have to be renewed each day of parking." - that's not the same as telling them to leave, it just means you have to refresh your day ticket each morning. There are pay booths in the blue roofed building at the bottom of the car park where the coach drivers check in.

Someone on CCI has posted details of an overnight stop in early July.

 

[deleted-member02]

Buy an annual pass, get the parking ticket stamped, stay as long as you like!
Cheapest annual pass is around €140 euros, so quickly covered by admission and parking costs

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[Frog]

Big hike in annual pass costs this year and another level included. Check the exclusion dates carefully

 

[talby]

Thank You,to all who gave advice.

 

[travelbunyip]

My son and his family were there a few weeks ago while using our motorhome. I told him that if you get to the entrance after 10.00pm you can sleep in the motorhome overnight [outside of the carpark before you enter] and then access the carpark in the morning. He visited Disneyland all day and returned to the motorhome very late that night and slept in the carpark without any problems. I think it now cost 30 euros, a few years ago we did the same thing and it was 20 euros. You have to pay for parking when you visit so you might as well stay the night to get your moneys worth and giving you the full day to enjoy Disneyland. You will need at least a full day as there is plenty to see and do. Enjoy!!

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[olley]

Plenty to see especially while your queuing. I queued for 1 ride with the grandsons, and then gave up and left their dad to it.

 

[Tea Bag]

Plenty to see especially while your queuing. I queued for 1 ride with the grandsons, and then gave up and left their dad to it.

Hi.
You probably know this,but when we were at Orlando 10/11 yrs ago,you could get a numbered ticket and a rough idea of when it was your turn to ride from the cash desk.much like the tickets at the Deli counter in superstores,this enables you to do some of the other rides with no queues and not waste so much valuable time.
Thinking of going over again for Christmas,anybody done that ?
Tea Bag (Peter Pan)

 

[olley]

I remember seeing a post sometime ago either here or facts about somebody who did, I believe they had a good time.

Found it, bit old, one the last posts. https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/threads/disneyland-parking.10661/#post-183039

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[magicsurfbus]

Quick update, was there recently.

35 Euros a DAY (not night) but overnighting is allowed. However, if they need to do late night site maintenance around you they will. Your ticket covers you until 10am the following day, when you have to get another ticket if you plan to stay any later. They can be obtained from the pet's centre which is between the car park(s) and the resort entrance and is open from 8am.

You pay the full whack whatever time you arrive and however long you stay after 10am. In theory.

Having paid the same nightly rate at Europa Park in Germany, I have to say Europa Park offers far more value for the money, both in the parking and in the park, but Disney is Disney.

 

[sueandjohn]

Agree with @travelbunyip . Our family stayed in august. Absolutely no problems