Train to Disneyland Paris from London
Don’t expect a sleeper train—this is a zippy modern ride. You’ll find comfortable seats, plug sockets (crucial for your phone charger), and a café car selling overpriced sandwiches. Pack your own snacks, seriously. I once paid €8 for a sad cheese baguette that tasted like regret.
The best part? You roll through the French countryside—green fields, tiny villages, maybe a cow or two—and before you know it, the announcement comes: “Prochain arrêt : Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy.” That’s when the kid next to you starts vibrating with excitement. It’s contagious.
But Wait, What About the Return?
Ah, the return trip—the moment when your feet hurt, your wallet is lighter, and you’ve eaten three churros too many. The last train back to London usually departs around 8:30 PM. If you miss it, you’ll have to take the metro to Paris and stay over. Don’t miss it. Set an alarm, even if you feel like a dork.
Also, pack an empty water bottle. You’ll thank me when you’re refilling it at the station taps instead of paying €5 for a plastic bottle that looks like it survived the ’90s.
Embark on a Magical Journey: London to Disneyland® Paris by Train