Disney holidays from the UK

For a short break or little ones, Disneyland Paris is the easiest start. For the full experience, Walt Disney World is hard to beat, ideally for ten days to two weeks. Disney Cruise Line is brilliant if you’d rather unpack once, and the Asia parks are perfect for seasoned fans who want something new. Tell us who’s going and we’ll point you to the right one.

Ideally a year or more ahead, especially for school holidays, when the best-value Disney hotels and flights go first. Disney releases offers such as free dining through the year, and we’ll keep an eye out for ones that suit your dates.

A Disney Resort hotel, park tickets and, if you like, a dining plan, priced together. Book with us and we’ll add flights and transfers too. Staying at a Disney hotel also gets you Early Theme Park Entry every day. You can search Walt Disney World packages yourself or ask us to do it.

Yes. Two or three days covers both parks comfortably, and it’s a short flight or train ride from the UK. With World of Frozen now open at Disney Adventure World, there’s more to see than ever, so we’d suggest at least two full park days.

It’s much smaller and easier to get around: two parks side by side, with hotels and Downtown Disney a short walk away. Three days is usually enough, which makes it easy to combine with Los Angeles, a California road trip or a Pacific Coast cruise.

For Disney fans, absolutely. There are direct flights from London, Tokyo DisneySea has nothing like it anywhere else, and the standards are exceptional. Tickets are dated and can sell out, and some of the newest rides need a pass or paid Premier Access, so it pays to plan. We’ll sort the details and build Japan around it.

UK passport holders have been able to visit mainland China for up to 30 days without a visa since February 2026, and that’s currently confirmed until 31 December 2026. Hong Kong has its own entry rules, and UK visitors don’t currently need a visa for a holiday there. Rules can change, so we’ll check them for your dates before you book.

Yes, and it’s one of our favourite things to plan. Shanghai and Hong Kong are a short flight apart, Tokyo pairs well with either, Walt Disney World combines easily with a Disney cruise from Port Canaveral, and Disneyland California fits neatly into a West Coast trip.

Yes. Holidays that include flights are ATOL protected, and as members of Merlin Travel Group your money is protected through PTS. See how we protect your holiday.