Check my trip

Check your Disneyland Paris Trip

Add your dates and hotel and we’ll show you the things worth knowing for your actual stay.

Start With Your Dates

Tell us when you are arriving, when you are leaving and where you are staying. We’ll use those dates to pull together the Disneyland Paris information that could affect your trip.

Disney Hotels – near the parks
Disney Hotels – further out
Other

Disneyland Paris does not publish every schedule months in advance. If something has not been announced yet, we’ll tell you rather than assume everything is open.

Your RESULTS

What we Check

We are not trying to build you an itinerary. Check My Trip is designed to flag the things that are easier to deal with before you arrive.

RidesRide closures

See which attractions are due to be closed for all or part of your trip, including expected reopening dates where Disney has published them.

ParksPark Hours

See the published opening times for your stay, including Extra Magic Time where it applies.

Your StayYour hotel

We’ll flag useful hotel information that could affect your stay, including relevant refurbishments or changes we know about.

Your DatesEvents & useful dates

See seasonal events, important dates and other information that overlaps with your visit.

Good to Know

A closure does not always mean your whole trip is affected

If an attraction is closed for your entire stay, we’ll make that clear.

If it is only closed for some of your dates, we’ll show you which days are affected so you can see whether there is another day during your trip when you could ride it.

And if Disney has announced a closure but has not given a firm reopening date, we’ll show that uncertainty rather than pretending we know more than we do.

WHY THAT MATTERS

β€œNothing announced” does not mean β€œnothing closed”

Disneyland Paris schedules are released gradually. A trip several months away may simply not have enough published information yet, so we treat missing data differently from a confirmed open attraction.

OUR APPROACH

Check once when you are planning, then again before you travel

We would use Check My Trip at two points.

Before booking

  • Check major attraction closures.
  • Look at the likely park hours.
  • See whether anything significant overlaps with your dates.
  • Compare alternative dates if you have flexibility.

Before travelling

  • Check for newly announced closures.
  • Confirm the latest park hours.
  • Look for changes affecting your hotel.
  • Save anything that changes how you want to use your park days.

Disney can change schedules, so we would always check again shortly before travelling even if you looked when you first booked.

KEEP IT SIMPLE

It is not trying to plan every minute

Check My Trip will not tell you to ride Big Thunder Mountain at 10:17am, book lunch at 12:05pm and cross the park for another attraction afterwards.

That is not how we use Disneyland Paris.

We want to know the things that can catch us out before the holiday. Once we have that information, we would rather keep the actual trip flexible.

Good to know

Know what could affect your trip. Then enjoy it.

Use your dates to check the important stuff, make any decisions that genuinely matter and leave yourself enough room to change your mind once you are there.

Already know your dates?

Head back to the top, add your trip and see what Disneyland Paris currently looks like for your stay.