Le Havre is the closest cruise port to Disneyland Paris at about 230 km and 2.5–3 hours by road. Cherbourg (~360 km) and Calais (~300 km) are further. Every port is a multi-hour transfer, fixed and confirmed at booking.
Why no cruise port is really "close"
Disneyland Paris sits at Marne-la-Vallée, about 40 km inland east of central Paris. France's cruise-relevant ports are all on the coast — Normandy to the west, the Channel to the north — so wherever your ship berths, there is a serious drive to the park. The honest headline: the "closest" port still means at least 2.5 hours on the road. Anyone quoting a quick hop is not being straight with you.
The useful question, then, is not whether a port is close but which is least far. Ranked by driving distance to Disneyland Paris, the order is Le Havre, then Calais, then Cherbourg.
The ports, ranked
Le Havre (~230 km, 2.5–3 hrs) is the winner. It is a major transatlantic and cruise call on the Normandy coast, and the closest of the lot to the park via the A13. If your itinerary lets you pick, this is the one. Full detail on our Le Havre cruise port to Disneyland Paris page.
Calais (~300 km, ~3 hrs) is mainly a ferry and Eurotunnel gateway rather than a big cruise terminal, but some crossings and mini-cruises land here. See the Calais ferry to Disneyland Paris guide.
Cherbourg (~360 km, 3.5–4 hrs) is the furthest, out on the Cotentin peninsula, but a popular transatlantic call. Detail on our Cherbourg cruise port to Disneyland Paris page.
Getting from the port to the park
Because all three are long-distance, each transfer is fixed and confirmed at booking rather than sold at a flat published rate — send us the ship and date and you get a locked price in writing. Once you reach the resort, our shorter fixed fares like the Disneyland Paris transfer and Paris Disney transfer cover day trips into the city, and the Disneyland Paris airport transfer handles CDG, Orly and Beauvais if you fly home.