9 Best Supermarket Near Disneyland Paris

Planning a trip to Disneyland Paris? One thing you might not think about — until you’re stuck paying €4 for a bottle of water — is where to grab groceries before hitting the park.

After three trips to Disneyland Paris (and one very expensive churro), I’ve learned the hard way that stocking up on snacks and drinks before you enter can save you a lot of money — and stress.

Whether you’re staying in a hotel with a mini fridge, a self-catering Airbnb, or just want to pack snacks for your park bag, having a nearby supermarket makes all the difference.

But here’s the thing: not every store is easy to get to — especially if you don’t have a car. And not every one has what you’ll need.

In this guide, I’ll break down the best supermarkets near Disneyland Paris, including the ones closest to the gates, budget-friendly options with good wine selections, and where to find essentials like baby supplies or gluten-free snacks.

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If you’re planning to stock up for a few days — or want more than just snacks — Auchan at Val d’Europe is hands-down your best option near Disneyland Paris.

I’ve shopped here on every Disneyland trip because it’s not just a supermarket — it’s a full hypermarket inside a major shopping mall.

That means you can grab groceries, pick up forgotten travel items like chargers or sun cream, and even get affordable ready-made meals to take back to your hotel.

The selection is massive: think fresh produce, local French snacks, affordable wine, toiletries, clothes, and even baby items.

It’s also where I found the best pain au chocolat outside the park — and for a fraction of the price.

Val d’Europe itself is worth exploring. After stocking up at Auchan, I usually grab a coffee and do a quick loop through the mall, which includes over 150 stores and restaurants — and even an aquarium if you’ve got kids to entertain before check-in.

If you’re staying in Serris, Montevrain, or anywhere near the RER A line, it’s super convenient to reach by train or car.

2. Lidl, Zac le Clos

If you’re travelling on a budget or just want to pick up some essentials without the frills, Lidl at Zac le Clos du Chêne is a solid go-to.

I’ve stopped here for every-day basics like fruit, bottled water, and snacks to bring into the park — their croissants are surprisingly good for the price.

Lidl is also one of the best spots if you’re after affordable wine or picnic supplies for your hotel or Airbnb. During my last visit, I grabbed a €3 rosé and some local cheese and sat outside watching the fireworks from a distance.

It’s about a 10-minute drive from Disneyland Paris, so you’ll need a car or rideshare. While it’s not walkable from the park, it’s ideal if you’re driving in or staying in nearby towns like Chanteloup-en-Brie or Bussy-Saint-Georges.

Expect no-frills shopping — no mall or extras here — but fast in-and-out access to what you actually need.

🛒 Location: Zac Le Clos du Chêne St Fiacre, 77600 Chanteloup en Brie
⏰ Monday – Saturday 8:30 am – 8 pm and Sunday 8:30 am – midday

3. Lidl, La Prairie

If you’re staying in Esbly or passing through that area on your way to Disneyland Paris, the Lidl at La Prairie is a useful stop — especially if you’ve got a car and want to avoid the larger crowds at Val d’Europe.

It’s around a 9-minute drive from the park and has all the Lidl staples: affordable snacks, fresh fruit, drinks, and pantry basics.

I usually stop here for things like yoghurt, croissants, and cold cuts to keep in the hotel fridge — it’s not fancy, but it’s efficient and cheap.

This location tends to be quieter than the other Lidl on this list, which makes it a good choice if you’re traveling during busy periods or just want a quick shop without the lines.

4. ALDI Montevrain

Aldi in Montévrain is one of the closest full-size grocery stores to Disneyland Paris — just 3 km away, or about a 7-minute drive. I

t’s ideal if you’re looking to stock up without spending Disney-level prices.

I’ve found Aldi especially helpful for grabbing cheap bottled water, fruit, and sandwiches on days when we didn’t want to deal with park food queues.

Their ready-to-eat section is basic but reliable — and great if you’re staying nearby and want to prep quick meals at your accommodation.

While the store isn’t huge, it’s efficient, affordable, and rarely packed. If you’re visiting during peak season or with kids, that alone can make a big difference.

5. Petit Casino

Petit Casino is the closest supermarket to Disneyland Paris — just 400 meters from the park entrance inside Chessy Station.

If you’re arriving by train or staying at a Disney hotel, this is the most convenient place to grab last-minute essentials.

It’s a small shop, but surprisingly well-stocked. I’ve popped in here for drinks, pastries, and even blister plasters after a long park day.

You’ll find snacks, water, baby wipes, and some basic first aid items — perfect if you’re traveling with kids or forgot something important.

While prices are higher than at Lidl or Auchan, the location makes up for it when you need something fast.

It’s also open daily, which makes it handy for early arrivals or late-night snack runs after fireworks.

🛒 Location: Chessy Station
⏰ Monday – Sunday: 9:00 am – 8:30 pm

6. Carrefour Collégien

Carrefour Collégien is a large hypermarket about a 17-minute drive from Disneyland Paris.

It’s a great option if you’re planning a longer stay or travelling with a group and want to do a bigger grocery run.

This store has more than just food — you’ll find electronics, household items, baby gear, and even things like picnic supplies or small kitchen appliances.

During one stay, I picked up a cheap cooler bag and stocked it with snacks for the whole week.

There’s also a petrol station on-site, which is useful if you’re renting a car.

And unlike many other supermarkets, Carrefour is open later into the evening — ideal if you’re doing your shopping after a full day at the park.

🛒 Location: 2 Rue du Général de Gaulle, 77090 Collégien, France
⏰ Monday – Saturday: 8:30 am am – 9:30 pm, Sunday: 9:00 am – 8:30 pm

7. Market Bussy-Saint-Georges

If you’re staying in Bussy-Saint-Georges or passing through on your way to Disneyland Paris, this Market (part of the Carrefour group) is a solid mid-sized option.

It’s about a 10-minute drive from the park, and open daily until 9 PM — great if you need to pick something up after a full day of rides.

It’s smaller than the big-box Auchan or Carrefour stores, but you’ll still find the essentials: fresh produce, snacks, drinks, and prepared foods.

I stopped here once for a quick dinner and was surprised to find decent pre-made pasta dishes and a few vegetarian options — perfect when you’re too tired to cook.

It’s quieter than the hypermarkets and easier to get in and out of, especially during peak season. Ideal for topping up groceries without navigating a massive shopping centre.

🛒 Location: Bd Pierre Mendès France, 77600 Bussy-Saint-Georges, France
⏰ Monday – Sunday: 8:30 am – 9:00 pm

8. Relay, Chessy Station

Relay is a convenience-style shop located right inside Chessy Station — ideal if you’re arriving by train or need to grab a few things before heading into Disneyland Paris.

It’s not a full grocery store, but you’ll find snacks, drinks, alcohol, travel-sized toiletries, magazines, and small electronics like phone chargers and power banks. It’s also one of the easiest spots to pick up a last-minute souvenir if you forgot to grab something inside the park.

I’ve popped in here for bottled water and a power adapter when mine gave out — it’s not cheap, but it’s incredibly convenient when you’re in a rush or can’t make it to a proper supermarket.

🛒 Location: Pl. des Passagers du Vent, 77700 Chessy, France
⏰ Monday – Sunday: 7:00 am – 8:00 pm

9. Casino Supermarche, Magny le Hongre

If you’re staying in Magny-le-Hongre — one of the closest towns to Disneyland Paris — Casino Supermarché is your most convenient local grocery store.

It’s just a 6-minute drive or about a 40-minute walk from the park, and ideal for picking up top-up supplies during your stay.

This supermarket is smaller than Auchan or Carrefour, but more spacious than Petit Casino at the train station.

You’ll find fresh produce, bakery items, pantry staples, and a decent drinks section.

It’s also a good choice if you’re staying in an Airbnb or self-catered hotel in the area — the location and easy parking make it a low-effort stop.

🛒 Location: Rue de la Clef des Champs, 77700 Magny-le-Hongre, France
⏰ Monday – Sunday: 8:30 am – 9:00 pm

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