Family car on a tree-lined French motorway
Transport to Disney

Driving directions

From Calais to the castle it is around 194 miles and just over three hours of easy autoroute driving.

Route summary

Calais, France to Disneyland Paris, Boulevard de Parc, 77700 Coupvray. Approximately 194 miles and around 3 hours 9 minutes of driving via the A26 and A1.

Step by step from Calais

  • Head west on Rue des Communes towards Rue du Pont Neuf
  • Turn left onto Rue du Pont Neuf, then continue onto Rue du Général Chanzy
  • Continue onto Rue du Four à Chaux, then turn left onto Rue de Lille / D245
  • At the roundabout take the 1st exit onto Rue Chevreul / D245 and continue to follow the D245
  • Use the right two lanes to take the A26 / E15 exit towards Saint-Omer, Arras, Reims and Paris
  • Continue onto the A26 / E15, then take the exit onto the A1 / E15 towards Arras-Est and Paris
  • Use the right two lanes for the A3 / E15 exit towards A104, Marne-la-Vallée and Paris-Est
  • Merge onto the A104 towards Lyon and Marne-la-Vallée, keeping right then left to stay on the A104
  • Take the exit onto the A4 towards Metz, Reims, Marne-la-Vallée and Val d'Europe
  • Use the right two lanes to take exit 14 towards Bailly-Romainvilliers and Parcs Disney
  • Continue onto Avenue Paul Séramy / D344P, then keep left onto Boulevard de Parc

Before you set off

These directions are for planning purposes only. Construction projects, traffic, weather or other events may cause conditions to differ, so plan your route accordingly and obey all signs and notices on the road.

French autoroutes are tolled, so carry a card that works at the barriers or use a toll tag. Sat navs should be set to Boulevard de Parc, Coupvray for the Disney hotels area.

Parking at the resort

Parking at Disney hotels varies by property and is charged nightly at several of them, while partner hotels are generally free or low cost. Theme park car parking is separate and free for guests staying at a Disney hotel.

Frequently asked

How long does the drive take from the ports?

Roughly three hours from Calais and Dunkirk in normal traffic, allowing for one comfort stop along the way.

Do we need a vignette or clean air sticker?

A Crit'Air sticker is required to drive into central Paris, but the direct route to Disneyland Paris on the A1, A104 and A4 avoids the restricted zone.

Where do we park at the hotel?

Each hotel has its own car park; your booking confirmation will show whether parking is included or payable locally.

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