Eurostar is once again offering direct trains to Disneyland Paris.
The high-speed train service has resumed its direct services between London and Marne-la-Vallée, where Disneyland Paris is located, with immediate effect.
Trains will include new safety measures including a seat map to ensure passengers are sat in a way that is compliant with social distancing guidelines, while carriages will be deep cleaned before every journey and high contact areas will be regularly disinfected.
Passengers will be required to wear a mask on board the trains and in the stations.
As the service resumes, Eurostar has also released fares starting from £39 each way per adult, and £31 each way per child.
If you are considering a trip make sure you check the latest FCO travel advice for France before booking or travelling.
Due to the uncertainty caused by the pandemic, Eurostar is allowing all bookings until 31st December 2020 to be exchanged with no fee, up to 14 days before departure.
Disneyland Paris has had a phased re-opening since July, starting with its Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park. While some attractions remain closed, popular rides such as Big Thunder Mountain, Peter Pan's Flight, Ratatouille and Hyperspace Mountain are open.
Meanwhile Disney Village has also re-opened, along with Disney’s Newport Bay Club Hotel, Disney's Hotel Cheyenne and Disney's Hotel Santa Fe.
The theme park has also introduced new health and safety measures such as limiting numbers of visitors for social distancing, enhanced cleaning measures, and a requirement that all guests ages 11 and over wear a face covering.
You can read more about the new measures on the Disneyland Paris website.
