Credit: DisneyDisneyland Park has announced an indefinite closure beginning September 28, and weekend-only operations until then. Here’s what to know before your next Disney Parks vacation.
Weekend-Only Operations Before Indefinite Closure at Disneyland Park
Disneyland Paris Resort has announced that, beginning September 7, The Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlour and The Ice Cream Company will operate only on the weekends. Both dining locations are located on Main Street, U.S.A., at Disneyland Park (Paris).
On September 28, following several weeks of weekend-only operations, The Ice Cream Company will close indefinitely. The Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlour will remain open in October, though it’s unclear whether it will operate only on the weekends or reopen on weekdays.
This news came via Disneyland Paris Resort news source @PixiedustDLP on X (formerly known as Twitter) on Tuesday. However, Disneyland Paris Resort’s webpages for The Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlour and The Ice Cream Company have yet to be updated to reflect this schedule change.
🍦 From Sept 7, The Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlour and The Ice Cream Company will only open on weekends.
From Sept 28, The Ice Cream Company will close until further notice, while The Gibson Girl will remain open throughout October. (Subject to change) #DisneylandParis
🍦 From Sept 7, The Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlour and The Ice Cream Company will only open on weekends.
From Sept 28, The Ice Cream Company will close until further notice, while The Gibson Girl will remain open throughout October. (Subject to change) #DisneylandParis pic.twitter.com/V2eLcF9KNS
— Pixie Dust DLP ✨ (@PixiedustDLP) September 1, 2026
Through September 6, The Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlour and The Ice Cream Company will continue to operate on their summer schedules at Disneyland Park (Paris). European Disney Park guests can continue to enjoy their ice cream on Main Street, U.S.A., through that date.
Disneyland Paris Resort has not said why The Ice Cream Company will indefinitely close on September 28. However, as the seasons change and temperatures cool in France, the European Disney park may anticipate reduced demand for frozen treats heading into the fall.
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