Bonjour!Welcome to planDisney, Sherry! Oh no! I am so sorry to read that you have injured your foot just before you make your way to Europe. I know you are still going to have a great time, as Disneyland Paris takes accessibility very seriously.The closest place for a car to drop you off for the Disney Parks is the Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy train station. There is a Dépose-Minute drop-off area here, and it is only a few minutes' walk to the entrances of both Disneyland Park and Disney Adventure World.Now, I said Disneyland Paris takes accessibility seriously, and one potential option you have is to apply for a Priority Card. To do this, Guests from the US must be able to present one of the following forms of evidence:- Disability card issued by the US Department of Veterans Affairs - Parking Card for Disabled People - Other official disability documents issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs - Social Security Disability Insurance - Supplemental Security Income - VA Disability Compensation Benefits - Parking Badge, permanent or temporary - Access Pass: America the BeautifulYou are in the 1-month window to apply for one of these cards now, which may make your day a little easier. It will offer you priority, but not immediate, access to attractions, shows, and Character meet and greets. If you are eligible, just don't forget to take your official evidence from the list with you on the date of your visit.I hope this helps you to plan your trip, Sherry! Have a great time visiting Paris, and if you have any other vacation planning questions, please reach out to me. I'd love to help!See you on Main Street, Paris!Matt
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