What’s happening this weekend at Disneyland Paris ? If you want to discover the Disneyland Park or Disney Adventure World this Saturday, this Sunday or the two days, here are the experiences on offer and the practical information to plan your visit. Whether you’re after a day-out idea or you’ve already booked, shows, attractions, restaurants and shops let you tailor a program to your wishes.
Want to check the lineup of activities and shows for this weekend? Find out where and when you can meet your favorite Disney characters? Compare hotels near Disneyland Paris to plan a stay? Or check which attractions are open during your visit? The Sortiraparis team has gathered the information to help you make your choices.
To help you plan your day, here’s an overview of the experiences on offer this weekend in the two Disney Parks. Discover our recommendations for enjoying your visit with family or friends, plus the practical information you’ll need in the guide’s practical section. Now it’s up to you to pick the activities that sound most appealing!
And before we begin, a FAQ:
Should you book your ticket in advance for the weekend?
Yes, advance booking is mandatory. On-site sale of physical tickets at the park entrances has ended, with rare exceptions. If you have a non-dated ticket or an Annual Pass/Disneyland Pass, you must register your visit date on Disneyland Paris’s official platform.
How to get to Disneyland Paris from central Paris?
From Paris, take the RER A toward Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy. The journey takes about 35–40 minutes from the city center (Châtelet-Les Halles, Nation, Gare de Lyon). The terminus station opens directly onto the park entrances. By car, take Exit 14 “Parcs de Disney / Marne-la-Vallée Val d'Europe.”
What time should you arrive at Disneyland Paris this weekend?
Plan to arrive around 8:30–9:00 a.m. (roughly 30 minutes to an hour before the official opening at 9:30 a.m.) to clear security and enjoy the first attractions with minimal waiting. Disney Hotel guests and Gold Annual Pass holders get early entry through “Moments of Magic” privileges. Note: only a selection of attractions is available during this window; check the Disneyland Paris app for details.
How to avoid long weekend queues at Disneyland Paris?
Before your visit, download the Disneyland Paris app to track real-time wait times. To save time, opt for the free Single Rider line (individual seating to fill empty seats) or for paid bypass options Disney Premier Access.
What are the best spots for a quick lunch without wasting time?
Download the Disneyland Paris app to use Mobile Ordering at quick-service restaurants (like Casey's Corner or Hakuna Matata). It lets you order and pay from your smartphone and pick up at a dedicated window without queuing. Alternatively, you can bring a picnic.
Is there a season or special event happening at Disneyland Paris right now?
Starting September 26, 2026, Disneyland Paris will launch its famous Halloween Festival, featuring immersive decor, a themed parade, and appearances by Disney Villains.
Halloween 2026 at Disneyland Paris: the lineup for getting scared silly
Christmas 2026 at Disneyland Paris: dates and lineup for Disney’s Enchanted Christmas with World of FrozenThis is indicative and may be adjusted to fit the Disney Parks schedule.
RC Racer at Disneyland Paris: backstory, thrills, and tips to master the Toy Story speedster
Hop aboard Andy’s remote-controlled speedster for a 25-meter-high adrenaline rush at Worlds of Pixar. From manufacturing secrets to heart-popping thrills, wait times, and tips: here’s our complete guide to enjoying RC Racer at Disneyland Paris. [Read more]
Disneyland Paris: Secrets, History and a Practical Guide to Lancelot's Carousel
Ready to mount one of the 86 ceremonial warhorses at the heart of Fantasyland? History, fairground artistry, wait times and tips: here is our complete guide to experiencing the magic of the Lancelot Carousel at Disneyland Paris. [Read more]
The Mysteries of the Nautilus at Disneyland Paris: dive into Jules Verne's legendary submarine
Explore the steel corridors of Captain Nemo’s submarine at the heart of Discoveryland. From its history and steampunk set design to abyssal creatures and handy tips, dive into our comprehensive guide to the Mysteries of the Nautilus at Disneyland Paris in Seine-et-Marne. [Read more]
The Adventures of Pinocchio at Disneyland Paris: secrets, tips, and behind-the-scenes of the cult attraction
Take a seat aboard a wooden cart to relive the adventures of the famous puppet in Fantasyland. Handcrafted sets, a pass under the whale Monstro, wait times and tips: here is our complete guide to Pinocchio’s Voyages at Disneyland Paris. [Read more]
The Flying Carpets – Flying Carpets Over Agrabah: soar above the rooftops of the Orient at Disneyland Paris
Take to the skies aboard a magic carpet beside Aladdin and the Genie. A tale, desert-set movie décor, wait times and flight tips: discover the complete guide to the Flying Carpets at Disney Adventure World Park in Seine-et-Marne. [Read more]
Pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland Paris: secrets, history, tips, and behind the scenes of the iconic attraction
Set off on an immersive journey to the heart of Adventureland’s naval battles. Design secrets, Jack Sparrow, refurbishment and handy tips: discover our comprehensive guide before you set sail for the Pirates of the Caribbean ride in Seine-et-Marne. [Read more]
Dumbo the Flying Elephant at Disneyland Paris: the story, the flight, and the secrets of Fantasyland's iconic ride
Take the helm of your very own flying baby elephant in the heart of Fantasyland. From its story and baroque fountains to flight secrets and practical tips: our complete guide to Dumbo the Flying Elephant at Disneyland Paris. [Read more]
Orbitron at Disneyland Paris: pilot your own retro-futuristic craft in Discoveryland
Take the helm of a golden rocket inside a giant, Leonardo da Vinci–inspired mechanical planetarium. From its history to flying tips, wait times and secrets: the definitive Orbitron guide to Discoveryland in Seine-et-Marne. [Read more]
To plan your route and avoid any surprises, also be sure to check the list of attractions unavailable this weekend at Disneyland Paris before you head to Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World.
Disneyland Paris: which attractions will be closed in September 2026?
You’re headed to Disneyland Paris this month and want to plan your visit? Afraid you’ll arrive to find an attraction’s doors closed? Check out the schedule of closed attractions for September 2026! [Read more]
Alternatives Across Realms and Sensations
To mix things up or discover experiences comparable to these as you go, you can head toward other highlights based on your preferences:
At Disneyland Park:
Disney Stars on Parade: follow the Disney heroes through the streets of Disneyland Paris
At Disneyland Paris, Disney Stars on Parade brings together Mickey, the princesses, and the Pixar heroes in a procession of floats and dancers. Characters to spot, route and timings: here’s how to enjoy this family parade, from Fantasyland to Main Street, U.S.A. [Read more]
Mickey and His PhilharMagic Orchestra at Disneyland Paris: when Donald derails the concert at the Discoveryland Theater
Looking for a covered, kid-friendly break in Discoveryland? Mickey and his PhilharMagique Orchestra presents a lively 12-minute musical film complete with 3D glasses and in-theater effects. No reservations and no minimum height required—it's the perfect pit stop to catch your breath during your day at Disneyland Paris. [Read more]
Disneyland Paris: discover Disney Tales of Magic, the nighttime show that brings the castle to life.
At Disneyland Paris, Disney and Pixar heroes gather at nightfall for Disney Tales of Magic. From the towers of Sleeping Beauty Castle to the façades of Main Street, U.S.A., this nightly spectacle blends projections, songs and fireworks, weaving Buzz Lightyear adventures with memories of Coco. [Read more]
Disneyland Paris: Simba lends his voice to the show The Lion King and the Rhythms of the Earth at the Frontierland Theater
The Lion King’s refrains echo through the Frontierland Theater at Disneyland Paris! In The Lion King and the Rhythms of the Earth, singers, dancers, acrobats and percussionists reimagine Simba’s adventures, not to mention Timon and Pumbaa’s philosophy. Here’s what to expect from this Disneyland Park spectacle and the practical information to catch it. [Read more]
At Disney Adventure World:
Stitch Live! : when Experiment 626 improvises with the audience at Disneyland Paris
Back on June 23, 2026, at Disney Adventure World, Stitch Live! invites visitors to chat in real time with the Experience 626 from Studio 4. For about fifteen minutes, Stitch improvises, riffs, and reacts to the audience’s replies through a live, real-time animation. Languages, age, access, and how it plays out — here’s what you need to know before opening a line of communication with this mischievous extraterrestrial. [Read more]
Minnie’s Factory of Dreams at Disneyland Paris: everything you need to know about the show
Minnie has swapped her famous polka dots for a team-leader’s cap. Returning as of August 1, 2026, Minnie’s Dream Factory turns Studio D at Disney Adventure World into a music workshop, with Donald, Daisy, Tic and Tac at the machines. Duration, access, hours and languages: here’s what you need to know before joining the production. [Read more]
Mickey and the Magician at Disneyland Paris: Illusions, Timeless Classics, and Stage Magic at Disney Adventure World
Blending music, Disney’s greatest classics, and dazzling illusionist numbers, Mickey and the Magician is one of the standout productions at Animagique Theater, inside Disney Adventure World at Disneyland Paris. Whether you’re a fan of shows or simply looking for a break during your visit, here’s what you need to know about this production and all the practical details to make the most of it. [Read more]
Frozen makes its debut at Disneyland Paris with the "Celebration in Arendelle" show – our review
Disneyland Paris is set to premiere "Celebration in Arendelle" on March 29, 2026, a brand new musical show inspired by Frozen. Presented multiple times daily at Disney Adventure World, right in the heart of World of Frozen on Arendelle Bay, this interactive performance lasts about fifteen minutes. Visitors can expect to see Anna, Elsa, Olaf, and Kristoff in a family-friendly stage production designed to enchant guests of all ages. [Read more]
Disneyland Paris: Disney Cascade of Lights, the nighttime show on Adventure Bay – our review
Disneyland Paris unveils Disney Cascade of Lights, a new after-dark spectacle conceived for Adventure Bay Lake, in its new zone, running since March 29, 2026 at Disney Adventure World. A show that blends aquatic drones, water screens, pyrotechnics and visual technologies... We caught a preview, here’s the story! [Read more]
Note: when it comes to evening performances, you’ll need to pick between Tales of Magic (Disneyland Park) or Cascade of Lights (Disney Adventure World) if you’re visiting for just one day and have a single ticket for both Disney Parks—the shows run simultaneously in each park. If you’re staying two days, no problem: you can enjoy one each evening. Plan accordingly.
Disneyland Paris restaurants, our top picks
Where to eat at Disneyland Paris? Themed restaurants, buffets, table service, even fast food—discover the different options for a tasty break between two attractions in the Disney Parks. [Read more]
Where and when to meet the Disney Characters at Disneyland Paris? Schedules and meeting spots
Mickey, Disney Princesses, Marvel superheroes, Pixar characters, or Star Wars figures... Meet-and-greets are among the marquee experiences at Disneyland Paris. Where to find them, how to book, and how to make the most of PhotoPass? Here’s the rundown. [Read more]
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Dates and Opening Time
From September 18, 2026 to September 20, 2026
Location
Disneyland Paris
Boulevard de Parc
77700 Coupvray
Route planner
Accessibility info
Access
RER A station "Marne-la-Vallée - Chessy - Parc Disneyland".
Official website
www.disneylandparis.com
Disneyland Paris: which attractions will be closed in September 2026?
