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Disneyland Paris Priority Card (Priority Access Pass)
What Is It?
The Priority Card is a free service provided to guests with a recognized long-term disability. It offers priority access to rides, shows, parades, character meet-and-greets, and select shops and restaurants, helping reduce waiting times and improve comfort throughout your visit.
Who Is Eligible?
To qualify, guests must provide official proof of disability, such as:
- A government-issued disability document (e.g., Disability Living Allowance, Blue Badge, Personal Independence Payment),
- A national or regional disability ID card,
- Any valid medical or legal proof of long-term disability.
- These documents will vary depending on your country and a full list of accepted documents can be found when applying for the Access Card, if you would like to see what documents are accepted before applying you can do so on page 2 of the application process, select next on the Priority Card Request page and then select your country from the drop down menu – Priority Card Request Page
Documents must be valid and dated within the past 12 months. Originals (not photocopies) are required.
How to Apply
You can apply for the Priority Card:
- Online, up to one month before your visit via the website or in the Disneyland Paris application, or
- In person, at Guest Services at the park entrance, or at your Disney Hotel reception.
To apply, you’ll need:
- Your proof of disability,
- A valid photo ID,
- (Optional) A pre-registration confirmation code is required if applying online.
The card is valid for the full duration of your stay.
How It Works
- Show the Priority Card at the entrance of participating attractions, shows, or character experiences.
- You will be directed to a priority queue (often the Premier Access or exit line).
- At attractions, the cardholder and up to four companions can enter together.
- For parades and fireworks, access is granted to the cardholder and up to two companions in designated viewing areas.
- For restaurants and select shops, the card provides priority queuing or assistance when needed.
Extra Benefits
- The cardholder and one carer may be eligible for discounted park tickets or annual passes, often up to 25% off. Ask at Guest Services or check during ticket booking.
At-a-Glance Priority Card Summary
| Feature | Available with Priority Card |
|---|---|
| Proof required | Yes – official disability document |
| Application method | Online or in-person |
| Priority access to attractions | Yes |
| Parade & fireworks viewing areas | Yes – with up to 2 companions |
| Character meet-and-greets | Yes – priority entry |
| Use in shops & restaurants | Yes – queue assistance |
| Discounted tickets | Up to 25% for cardholder + carer |
Guest Experience Notes
- The Priority Card allows guests to enjoy the parks with far less physical or sensory strain by reducing queuing.
- Cardholders often find the experience smoother, more dignified, and significantly more enjoyable thanks to reduced stress and fatigue.
Important Information
- The cardholder must be present and participate in each activity — it cannot be used by companions alone.
- Cast Members may ask for the card and ID at any time.
- For parades and nighttime shows, viewing areas are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Plan to arrive early.
Helpful Tips
- Apply online ahead of your trip for faster processing on arrival.
- Keep your card easily accessible, such as in a lanyard pouch.
- If you’re unsure whether you qualify, bring any relevant documentation — Guest Services can assess your eligibility.
- Always mention your Priority Card to Cast Members — they’ll guide you to the correct entrance or support area.
Disneyland Paris Priority Card Colours & Their Meaning
When obtaining a Priority Card at Disneyland Paris, you answer a brief questionnaire about your mobility and evacuation needs. Based on your responses, a colour code is assigned to your card to accurately reflect your autonomy level and help Cast Members assist you appropriately.
Colour Codes & Meanings
Green – Fully Autonomous
- You have no mobility issues and do not require assistance.
- You can board, disembark, and evacuate independently or with your group.
Purple – Independent with Reduced Mobility
- You may use a wheelchair or have mobility challenges, but can transfer and evacuate safely unassisted or with support from your companions.
Orange – Requires Assistance
- You have some mobility and evacuation limitations that require support from a Cast Member or companion during emergencies.
Blue – Non‑Autonomous Mobility Needs
- You need significant assistance for movement and evacuation; you may require support from trained staff or evacuation teams.
Grey – Non‑Transferable or Very Limited Mobility
- You cannot transfer or evacuate independently and may require emergency services for evacuation. This level may restrict the use of many attractions.
Why These Colours Matter
- They help Cast Members quickly assess your needs and provide appropriate support, especially for safety or evacuation.
- Some attractions may have restrictions based on your colour, as evacuation or transfers might be required.
- These codes do not affect the standard benefits of the Priority Card, like priority access or discounts, but ensure your experience remains safe and tailored to your needs.