Enjoy all four seasons of Disneyland Paris magic.

Don't you wish you could visit Disneyland Paris more than just once a year? See the parks through Summer, Halloween, Christmas — everything — on a single ticket? Well, you can!

Annual passes for Disneyland Paris are easy to buy, offering up to a full 365 days access to both Disney parks each year and some extra-special privileges on top. And the best part? The price. You'll be truly surprised how affordable a whole year of Disney magic can be.

In fact, if you're staying for three days or more, you might find a 'Passeport Annuel' cheaper than a regular entrance ticket — and a massive saving if you plan to return again even just once the same year.

Researching your first AP? Here's a few quick pointers...

• There are three types of tickets: Francilien, Fantasy and Dream. All three are available to all guests — which often needs to be clarified since a former Passeport Annuel Francilien was available only to locals.
• However, only the Dream passport offers year-round 365-day access. The other two, lower-priced tickets have several 'restriction days' (also known as blockout days) each year when entry is not granted. Before buying either, make sure the available dates match your plans.
• Prices are the same for both adults and children, with only children under the age of 3 except from any Disneyland ticketing.
• Families buying Fantasy or Dream passports together can get a quite substantial discount, a sponsorship (Parrainnage) scheme can offer great discounts to those recommending friends and members of the Shareholders Club also enjoy discounted passes.
• If you have bought a 1 Day 1 Park or 1 Day 2 Parks ticket to access the parks, the cost of this ticket in Euros can be deducted from the price of your Annual Passport! This is not possible for tickets of 2 Days or greater or those given through a hotel package (usually indicated with 'Forfait' on the reverse).

Annual Passport Types, Prices & Benefits

Extra Details & Information

Prices valid until 1st April 2010.

If you don't save money through extra visits, you might just do it with the restaurant and boutique discounts alone.

Are you ready to invest in a whole lot more magic? Here we'll take you through the benefits of the Annual Passports and, if you decide to take the plunge, find the one that's perfect for you.

I only plan to visit once this year

• Are you visiting for 3 days or more, and don't plan to stay in a Disney Hotel? If so, it may well be worth the time becoming an Annual Passholder, benefitting both from a cheaper entry price and possible restaurant and shopping discounts.
• Look at the regular Park Tickets again, and then compare the prices of those against the price of the Annual Passports — being sure to check that anyrestriction dates don't block out the dates you plan to visit.
• IMPORTANT: Passeport Annuel Francilien, the lowest-priced pass, cannot be used on the two days following its purchase, meaning it cannot always be used instead of a regular 3 Day Ticket. For example, if you bought it on a Monday, you would not be able to use it on the Tuesday and Wednesday which followed.

I plan to visit twice or more this year

• If you're staying a couple of days or more each visit, an Annual Passport will almost certainly be a worthwhile investment of your time and money, not least because you'll benefit from great discounts on dining and shopping and, from your second trip onwards, Disney Hotel booking discounts. You might even gain back the price of the pass through these alone!

Choosing the Annual Pass that's right for you

Which one ticks the most boxes?

Becoming a certified AP holder takes 30 minutes to 1 hour, for a whole year of benefits.

Though Disneyland Paris has begun experimenting with offers such as online subscription for French residents and still allows annual passports to be bought over the phone (+33 825 825 100), for most of us the easiest (and perhaps, only) way of becoming an Annual Passholder is to buy the pass directly at the park.

Each ticket needs a photo of its holder and several personal details, so only two dedicated locations at the resort can hand over full annual passports — the main one being the Bureau Passeport Annuel, the other a small desk at the Walt Disney Studios Park entrance, only open infrequently.

The process can seem intimidating, especially being so solely geared towards a French-speaking audience, but it takes just a few steps to get your very own, authentic Disneyland Paris annual passport.

How to buy an Annual Passport

Don't already have any regular tickets, want to buy an Annual Passport as soon as you arrive?

Allow 30 minutes to 1 hour for the full process, from paying at the park gates to holding the pass in your hands, including the time to walk from Main Street to the Bureau Passeport Annuel.

Step 1: Pay for your Passeport Annuel and enter the park

• You can pay for an annual passport from any of the normal ticket windows at the entrance to either Disney Park, they're listed up alongside the regular tickets. Do this and you'll get a Temporary Pass which allows access into Disneyland Park for that day only, allowing you to move ahead to Step 2.
• On some weekends and bank holidays it is also possible to pay for and complete your annual passport subscription at the entrance to Walt Disney Studios Park, using the 'Guest Relations' window to the left of the main ticket desks. The desk here has cameras and computers set up to accept annual pass processing, so you can collect your ticket easily.
• Remember to present any Sponsorship forms or Shareholders Club cards.

Step 2: Go to the Bureau Passeport Annuel

• Now you've got a Temporary Pass, head to this clearly signposted location just to the left of the Discoveryland entrance, behind the outdoor Royal Castle Stage (it's also marked on the park maps).
• Hand your temporary pass to the Cast Member waiting at the reception desk and confirm which annual pass you're signing up for. On busier days, you'll be given a waiting number and be free to relax on the comfy chairs until it's called out — this is usually done in French first, but if you've absolutely no knowledge of French numbers, just ask for help or wait until the Cast Member tries calling in English.
• Once your're called, or if it's quieter, jump ahead to Step 3.

Step 3: Confirm your personal details and collect your pass

• Stepping up to the long row of desks beneath the beautiful Discoveryland visionnaires mural, you'll be welcomed by your own assistant who'll take you through the rest of the process to collect your pass.
• You'll need to provide some form of ID, likely your passport, so have it ready. The Cast Member will ask for your full name, address, email and telephone number. There can occasionally be some confusion with the many different international address styles here, so you could suggest quickly writing it down for them.
• If you've not yet paid, you'll need to do that now. Remember to present any 1 Day Park Tickets, Sponsorship forms or Shareholders Club cards.
• Finally, sign on the dotted line and smile for the webcam! Your pass will be printed and in your hands just a few seconds later.

Step 4: Let your year of magic fly by!

• That's it, have a magical year at Disneyland Paris! Your plastic Passeport Annuel card now serves as your entry ticket for both parks and can be used for collecting Fastpass tickets. Keep it safe!

If you already have park tickets

Maybe you've already bought 1 Day 1 Park or 1 Day 2 Parks tickets before reading about these great annual passport offers? Well, don't worry — you can enter Disneyland Park using those tickets and then trade them in against the value of your chosen Passeport Annuel ticket, meaning you won't lose any money.

• Enter the park using your tickets and follow the steps above from Step 2, upgrading your 1 Day Tickets for annual passes at the Bureau Passeport Annuel near Discoveryland.

This option is not available for tickets of 2 Days or more or for any tickets received as part of a hotel package (usually indicated by 'Forfait' and a zero Euro value on the reverse).

Renewing your Passeport Annuel

• When your year nears its end, you may or may not receive a notification from the resort. It's up to you to telephone or visit the Bureau Passeport Annuel to renew, Disneyland Paris won't bind you into any automatic annual contract.
• Be sure to show your original pass or quote your membership number, however, as the resort occasionally offers special discounts or extra months free on Annual Passport renewals.

3 Friends sponsored = 1 free Passeport Annuel for yourself!

If you're already an AP holder and have a few friends or family interested in purchasing Annual Passports, they can receive a generous 10% discount off the price of their pass. Even better, their subscriptions can add up to a huge bonus for yourself - one whole extra year of access to the two parks of Disneyland Paris, for free!

The 3 new members being introduced...

• 10% Off the price of their Annual Passport, either Francilien (reduced to €89), Fantasy (€116) or Dream (€170).
• Must not have held an Annual Passport for at least two years prior.
• Must fill out their coupon with the sponsor's (your) name and Annual Passport number, and take it with them when you visit together to buy their pass at the park gates.
• Must buy their new passport with you, the sponsor, in attendance, with your own Passeport Annuel to hand. In addition, all three must buy their Annual Passport within the same ticketing season — these run from April to November, and November to April.
• The 10% discount cannot be combined with any other offers.

And you, the sponsor...

• Receive an additional 12 months on the end of your current Annual Passport's validity.
• Must have already owned your Annual Passport for more than one month to take advantage of the offer.
• Fill out the larger form with your details and, with each of the three new members introduced, fill out their name, pass number, pass type and pass expiration date.
• Then, either visit the Bureau Passeport Annuel in the final month of your Annual Passport's validity with the completed form and your existing pass to have it extended, or, if you can't get to the park, mail both your form and pass to: Disneyland Resort Paris, Bureau Passeport Annuel, 77 777, Marne-la-Vallée, Cedex 4, France. The postal option can be completed any time within your pass' original validity.