Eurostar has announced it will restart its direct service to Disneyland Paris from today.
The high-speed passenger rail service linking the UK and mainland Europe, has restarted its direct service from London to Marne-la-Vallée - where Disneyland is located.
Tickets for the direct service to the theme park start at £39 for adults and £31 for children each way.
While travellers should take heed of the latest advice from the Foreign Office (FCO) before booking, Eurostar are also offering fee-free exchanges on tickets up to 14 days before travel.
At the time of publishing, travellers from France do not need to self-isolate on return to England.
They have also introduced a programme of new hygiene measures on board and in stations, including social distancing seat maps and regular deep cleaning before each journey.
While high-contact areas will be disinfected regularly when travelling. And in line with government regulations, all travellers must wear a mask on board and in stations.
It comes three weeks after the resort began a phased reopening after closing earlier this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Disneyland Park, Walt Disney Studios Park, Disney Village, Disney’s Newport Bay Club Hotel, Disney's Hotel Cheyenne and Disney's Hotel Santa Fe are all part of the phased reopening, which park bosses say includes enhanced health and safety measures in line with guidance from the French government and health authorities.
Some areas remain closed, but some of the popular attractions including Big Thunder Mountain, Peter Pan's Flight, Ratatouille and Hyperspace Mountain are open.
The Lion King: Rhythms of the Pride Lands and Jungle Book Jive will also return this month.While plans are still in place for the launch of upcoming experiences at, such as the new Cars Route 66 Road Trip, Disney Junior Dream Factory and the Disney’s Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel.
