Does the coach to Disneyland also leave at night?

Yes, that is possible. For a night journey we plan two drivers who take turns, so the group is in France by the morning. An early-morning departure is also an option.

Which documents does the group need for France?

Everyone needs a valid passport or a valid identity card. On school trips with under-18s, the school often also asks parents for a consent form.

Does the whole group's luggage fit on the coach?

The luggage hold is spacious. Let us know in advance about a lot of luggage or unusual items, and we will take it into account when choosing the coach.

Can you book the hotel at Disneyland for us?

Yes. As well as the coach journey, we are happy to help book the hotel and park tickets; an administration fee may be charged for this. You are also welcome to book yourself.

How many people can travel on one coach?

Our coaches have 55, 63 or 66 seats, and a double-decker has 90. For larger groups, several coaches travel to Paris together.

Coach travel to Disneyland Paris.

Travelling to Disneyland Paris by coach? ITS-Reizen takes care of the entire coach journey for your group: from the pick-up point in the north of the Netherlands to the hotel in Marne-la-Vallée and back again. With drivers who know the long route, room for the luggage and a schedule that fits the driving and rest times.

The trip to Paris starts on the coach

On a multi-day trip to Disneyland Paris, the coach journey is a large part of the experience. The group spends much of a day together on the coach, so comfort, good breaks and a calm driver make the difference between arriving tired and entering the park refreshed.

We operate modern coaches and double-deckers and agree the whole trip with you in advance: the pick-up points, the departure time, the breaks along the way and the journeys during the stay.

One coach for the whole trip, from home to hotel
A second driver where the driving and rest times require it
Spacious luggage hold for the group's suitcases
Help with booking the hotel and park tickets

Leaving at night or in the morning

For the outward journey there are roughly two options. If the group leaves at night, everyone sleeps on the way and arrives in France during the morning. An early-morning departure means a quieter night at home, but the group only reaches the hotel at the end of the day.

For a night journey we plan two drivers, who take turns at the wheel. Which option suits best depends on the age of the participants and the programme. We are happy to think it through with you and set out the choice in the quote.

Driving and rest times on a long journey

A driver may only drive a limited number of hours per day and must take set breaks along the way. On the route to Paris, these rules determine what the journey looks like: where the coach stops, how long the stops last and whether a second driver needs to come along. Our article on coach driver driving and rest times explains exactly how this works.

The breaks suit the group too: a chance to stretch your legs, have something to eat and use the toilet. That keeps the atmosphere on the coach good, on the way home as well.

Travel documents and the border

For a trip to France, everyone brings a valid passport or a valid identity card. On a school trip, the school often also asks parents for a consent form, certainly for pupils under 18. Draw up a list of participants with names and emergency numbers beforehand; it is useful for the supervisors and for the driver.

On the way, the coach drives through Belgium into France. Border checks are rare, but they can happen. With the documents close at hand, a stop like that is over quickly.

Journeys during the stay

If the coach stays on site, it is also available during the stay. Think of a day in central Paris, an evening programme outside the park or a transfer from a hotel in the area to the entrance. The driver still takes his compulsory rest, so we plan these journeys in advance.

If the group is only visiting the parks, the coach can also drive back and return on the last day. Which is most practical depends on the length of the stay. We are happy to set out both options side by side for you.

A double-decker for a large school trip

If an entire year group is coming along, a double-decker for 90 people is often the most convenient choice: everyone on one coach, with a toilet and an onboard kitchen for the long journey. For even larger groups, several coaches travel together, with the same rest stops and the same arrival time.

For a leavers' trip or multi-day trip with pupils, our article on a study trip abroad sets out everything to think about when preparing.

A glimpse of Disneyland Paris

Frequently asked questions

Does the coach to Disneyland also leave at night?: Yes, that is possible. For a night journey we plan two drivers who take turns, so the group is in France by the morning. An early-morning departure is also an option.
Which documents does the group need for France?: Everyone needs a valid passport or a valid identity card. On school trips with under-18s, the school often also asks parents for a consent form.
Does the whole group's luggage fit on the coach?: The luggage hold is spacious. Let us know in advance about a lot of luggage or unusual items, and we will take it into account when choosing the coach.
Can you book the hotel at Disneyland for us?: Yes. As well as the coach journey, we are happy to help book the hotel and park tickets; an administration fee may be charged for this. You are also welcome to book yourself.
How many people can travel on one coach?: Our coaches have 55, 63 or 66 seats, and a double-decker has 90. For larger groups, several coaches travel to Paris together.

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