Disneyland Paris Introduces the “Bon Plan” Ticket
If you’ve ever dreamt of a spontaneous Disney day without the not-so-magical price tag, your wish just came true. Disneyland Paris has just announced a brand new ticket option called the “Bon Plan” ticket, starting from only €49. Yes, you read that right – Disney magic at a seriously good price.
From November 18, guests can grab this limited-time offer for selected dates and enjoy a full day of Disney fun without spending the full castle’s worth of gold coins.
Bon Plan Ticket Quick Overview
- What: The brand new “Bon Plan” ticket
- When: On sale from 18 November 2025
- Price: From €49 for one day in one park (with an option to upgrade for both parks)
- Where to buy: On the Disneyland Paris website or the official mobile app
- Booking window: 60 to 90 days before your visit
- Key thing to know: Tickets are limited, non-refundable, and non-changeable
The Details – Why It’s a Big Deal
Let’s be honest, Disneyland Paris tickets haven’t always been the easiest thing to budget for. But this new “Bon Plan” ticket is like finding a hidden Mickey on your receipt – a delightful surprise for your wallet.
Here’s how it works. The ticket is dated, meaning you pick your visit day when booking. Prices start from €49 for a 1-day / 1-park ticket, and if you want to double the magic by hopping between Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park, you can pay a little extra for access to both.
There’s no complicated adult or child pricing here – everyone aged 3 and above pays the same single rate. It’s simple, clear, and refreshingly straightforward (kind of like Genie if he decided to work in customer service).
But, there’s a catch – these tickets are limited in quantity and only available on selected dates, so it’s best to plan ahead. They’ll go on sale 60 to 90 days before your visit date. Once they’re gone, they’re gone – like a Dole Whip on a hot July afternoon.
The “Bon Plan” ticket is perfect for anyone who wants to secure their park entry early, enjoy all the magic, and still have some extra euros left over for popcorn buckets or those irresistible Mickey-shaped treats.
So if you’ve been waiting for the perfect reason to plan your next Disneyland Paris adventure, this might just be your sign – or should we say, your “Bon Plan”.
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