Val d’Europe is the group of towns next to Disneyland Paris, about 40 minutes from central Paris by RER A. This independent guide tells first-time visitors where to eat, drink, stay and shop, with practical details.
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The towns
- Serris: Home to the Val d’Europe Shopping Centre and La Vallée Village outlet, and the main hub for shopping, dining and hotels.
- Magny-le-Hongre: A quieter residential town a few minutes from Disneyland Paris, with a small centre and several restaurants and hotels.
- Chessy: The town where Disneyland Paris and Disney Village are located, and where the Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy station sits.
- Coupvray: A village known as the birthplace of Louis Braille, whose family home can be visited. Check opening times locally.
- Bailly-Romainvilliers: A residential town on the southern side of Val d’Europe, good for a calmer, local-style meal.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Val d’Europe?
Val d’Europe is a new-town area east of Paris in Seine-et-Marne, next to Disneyland Paris. It is centred on Serris, Magny-le-Hongre, Chessy, Coupvray and Bailly-Romainvilliers.
How do I get from Paris to Val d’Europe?
Take RER line A towards Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy. Val d’Europe station is one stop before the terminus, about 40 minutes from central Paris.
Do I need a Disney ticket to enjoy Val d’Europe?
No. The shopping centre, La Vallée Village, Disney Village and the surrounding towns can be visited without a park ticket.
Are shops open on Sundays?
The Val d’Europe Shopping Centre is generally open on Sundays, unlike most of France. Check current hours before you go.