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Disneyland Paris Good Deal Ticket at €51: the right date still makes a difference
The price rises by €2, but this dated ticket remains a low-cost way to visit one park. Here are the rules to know before booking.
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The dated Good Deal ticket is rising from €49 to €51 for one day at one Disneyland Paris park. It is still offered on selected days, in limited quantities, and must be booked online between 90 and 60 days before your visit. For families who can choose their date in advance, the saving may still be worthwhile.
A €51 ticket for one park
As reported by Parc-Attraction-Loisirs.fr, the ticket now costs €51, up from €49. On the selected day, it gives access to one park, chosen from Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World. If you want to move between the parks on the same day, the two-park option adds €35, bringing the total to €86.
The ticket is dated and non-refundable. Availability is limited to certain days, and booking is available only online, in the dated Good Deal tickets section. In other words, this fare is best suited to plans that are already set: it offers less flexibility than a standard ticket.
Book your date well in advance
You must book between 90 and 60 days before your visit. The days on offer vary by period, and tickets may sell out. Good Deal tickets had already sold out for some Sundays in December and the very first days of the Christmas holidays. For January 2027, dates were available on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, starting on January 3.
A good approach is to choose a visit date that works for you first, then watch for tickets to go on sale within that 90-to-60-day window. If you are visiting with children, also check that the timing and chosen park suit your day: the Good Deal ticket covers only one park at the base price.