Heading to Disneyland Paris soon and need some extra help around the parks? Whether you suffer from anxiety or have a physical disability, a Disney Priority Card could be the perfect fit for you.
The Priority Card available at Disneyland Paris is amazing, but the registration can be extremely confusing.
So, sit back and relax as I have written a short guide on how to register for a Disney Priority Card, and how you can have your Disney Priority Pass sorted before you arrive at the most magical place on earth.
How to Pre-Register for a Disney Priority Card from the UK
First you need to head over to the Disneyland Paris Website. https://www.disneylandparis.com/en-gb/guest-services/priority-card/
This will bring you to the first page of applying. Please remember that you can only apply 30 days before your first day visiting. It will give you a step by step guide of how to apply and what documents you’ll need.
Once you start the registration, it’ll give you a list of qualifying documents/card that can be used to obtain the Priority Card.
Personally, I have the Access Card and the Disabled ID. The Access Card & Disabled ID are easy enough to obtain, as long as you have a medical certificate stating your disability.
https://www.accesscard.online/
You won’t need to upload your documents during applying for the Priority Card, but you will need it when you collect your pass.
Next you will need to upload a recent Passport style photo to the application.
If you don’t have a recent photo, just a clear picture of you in front of a plain white wall will be okay. As long as they can see your lovely face!
And thats it! You’re all done! Once all the information has been filled out, you don’t need to do anything until you arrive at Disneyland Paris.
Important information
To obtain your Priority Card on the day, you must present an original copy of a valid proof of disability.
Where to collect your Priority Card?
- If you’re staying at a Disney Hotel, head straight to concierge by the reception.
- If you’ve bought your tickets separately, staying offsite or have an annual pass, you’ll need to head to the ticket booths at the front of the parks. (both Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park have them)
Disclaimer
The Disney Priority Card is not a way to skip the lines for free if you genuinely don’t have a disability. Please remember this is in place to help those needed extra support.
I hope this helped and wasn’t too confusing! I remember the first time I was applying, I was sweating so much. But once you get your head around it, its pretty simple!
If you need help with your next Disneyland Paris trip, then please send me a message and i’ll get back to you ASAP.
Bethan Does Magic 
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