Renting a Stroller or Wheelchair at Disneyland Paris

For many families, renting a stroller at Disneyland Paris is the easiest way to ensure a magical day full of adventure, even a long one. Renting a wheelchair at Disneyland Paris is also straightforward, especially when you know exactly where to go and how to make the most of the service. This comprehensive guide will share all the details: what it costs, where to find the rental locations, and clever tips to save you time and ensure a smooth, enchanting experience.

What Does it Cost to Rent a Stroller or Wheelchair at Disneyland Paris?

At Disneyland Paris, you can rent a stroller for €25 per day and a wheelchair for €20 per day. If your plans include hopping between Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World (formerly Walt Disney Studios Park) on the same day, a refundable deposit of €50 is required. This deposit is fully returned to you once the stroller or wheelchair is safely returned. Please note that advance reservations are not available; rentals are always on-site, on a first-come, first-served basis.

Where Can You Rent a Stroller or Wheelchair?

In Disneyland Park, rentals are available at Town Square Terrace, conveniently located near the Transportation building on Town Square, just after the entrance on Main Street, U.S.A. Over in Disney Adventure World, you’ll find the rental desk at Studio Services, right next to Studio Photo. Both locations are thoughtfully placed close to the park entrances, allowing you to pick up your stroller or wheelchair as soon as you arrive and begin your magical journey.

How Does the Rental Process Work?

If you arrive early, the queue at the rental desk is usually short; however, later in the morning, you might experience a short wait. Are you staying at one of the enchanting Disney Hotels? Excellent news! You won’t need to return your stroller or wheelchair every evening. Instead, you can rent it for your entire stay and simply take it back to your hotel room with you. This wonderful perk saves you from having to queue again each morning, allowing for more precious park time. Just a friendly tip: many strollers and wheelchairs are the same model, so make a mental note or take a photo of where you’ve parked yours when visiting an attraction.

Can You Bring Your Own Stroller or Wheelchair?

Absolutely! You are welcome to bring your own stroller, pushchair, or wheelchair into the parks. The only requirement is that its dimensions do not exceed 92 by 132 centimetres, ensuring it can comfortably navigate the pathways and attractions. The lovely advantage of bringing your own is that your child will be in a familiar and comfortable setting, and you won’t need to rent one daily. The main consideration is the effort of transporting it yourself via car, train, or taxi to the park.

Wheelchair or ECV: What’s the Difference?

The wheelchairs available for rent at Disneyland Paris are manual, not electric. If you prefer an Electric Conveyance Vehicle (ECV), these are not rented directly by Disney. Instead, you’ll need to arrange this through external rental companies, who can deliver the ECV to your hotel or another nearby address before your arrival. It’s wise to arrange this well in advance if you or a family member would prefer to explore the park with an ECV, as these external rentals require pre-booking.

Kevins Tip

Are you booking a magical stay at a Disney Hotel? Then consider renting your stroller for your entire visit right from your very first park entry. This brilliant tip means you’ll never have to queue at the rental desk again, and from day one, even during those enchanting early morning visits, your familiar stroller will be ready and waiting for you.

Summary: What This Means for Your Disneyland Paris Visit

• Stroller rental: €25 per day; Wheelchair rental: €20 per day, plus a €50 refundable deposit if you hop between parks.
• No advance reservations; rentals are on-site, first-come, first-served.
• Rental locations: Town Square Terrace (Disneyland Park) and Studio Services (Disney Adventure World).
• Staying at a Disney Hotel? Rent for your entire stay and avoid daily returns.
• Bringing your own stroller or wheelchair is permitted, up to 92 x 132 centimetres.
• Electric Conveyance Vehicles (ECVs) must be pre-booked through an external rental company, not directly from Disney.

Believe in your own magic, and never let anyone tell you your dreams are too big.

With a little preparation, a day at Disneyland Paris with a stroller or wheelchair won’t be a hassle at all, but simply a relaxed day brimming with magic for the entire family.

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Kevin Schrier

Welcome to KTW Magazine! I’m Kevin Schrier, the founder of this platform. My passion for Disney began in the opening year of Disneyland Paris, in 1992, when I visited the park with my whole family – my parents and my brother. I was only three years old at the time.

After that first trip, the park quickly became the setting for a very special tradition between my mother and me. Our exclusive trips together created a magical bond that makes this place extra special to me.

With KTW Magazine I combine my years of experience with the latest news and practical tips and tricks. I love sharing my knowledge and inspiring other visitors for a carefree and unforgettable trip to Disneyland Paris.