Hi, I would like to buy Disney Park Entrance Tickets in Paris itself. The website of Disneyland Paris says I can buy the tickets in "main RATP (Metro) ticket offices in Paris." Can someone clarify which offices qualify as main ticket offices ? Thanks in advance.

Train station metro offices, or stations like Charles de Gaulle-Etoile, Châtelet or any other main interchange station. There is also the Disney store on the Champs Elysées. Probably FNAC and Virgin Megastore also sell them.

Thanks, so much. I will be staying in Les Halles area. So Chatelet should be closest. Will they be selling combined tickets - Park Entrance + Train tickets ? Thanks.

Yes, they sell the whole package. Probably the Les Halles station does as well.

Anyway, you will be going straight to Disneyland on the RER A out of Châtelet-Les Halles, so you can get everything you need directly at the RER ticket office.

I have passed this posting a few times in the past days and could no longer resist. I have often wonderd why would an American go to a Disneyland in France, when there is whole country to see that is vastly different than the States?

I'll bite. It was for sheer fun...like a vacation away from vacation. Museums, cathedrals, Disneyland...why not?! (Our kids were 13, 11 and 8 at the time, I believe.)

Plus, it was fascinating to be around so many people from other countries with their kids. Besides French families, there were lots of German, Spanish and British families. Almost no Americans.

Do they sell the 2-5 day park hopper tickets outside the Disneyland gate?

Just curious about the question on Americans visiting Disneyland in France: how can you tell the nationality of the poster?

Sorry to disappoint you aduchamp1. But I am from India. ;-)
Thanks, again kerouac, for your help.