day trip to disneyland paris for £15pp with the sun

Rachie_B

spaceman5 wrote: »

one of the rules though, if you dont return on your selected ferry, you will be charged a supplement, so if you book the £60 deal, no need for accomodation

ah right

sorry ive not read all the info, as i am not going to be doing it

but im sure i read about the offer an upgrade to stay a night for £x extra,so just assumed you could choose to travel back on the day after ( for the £60)

it would be a very long ,tiring day if you did it all in one day

not totally impossible but difficult for most, if you dont live anywhere near the port

how much is " a supplement" as ferry and entry for 2 ad 2 ch @ £60 is still a fab bargain!

spaceman5

Rachie_B wrote: »

ah right

sorry ive not read all the info, as i am not going to be doing it

but im sure i read about the offer an upgrade to stay a night for £x extra,so just assumed you could choose to travel back on the day after ( for the £60)

it would be a very long ,tiring day if you did it all in one day

not totally impossible but difficult for most, if you dont live anywhere near the port

how much is " a supplement" as ferry and entry for 2 ad 2 ch @ £60 is still a fab bargain!

if you wanted to stay overnight as an upgrade it costs £120 for the accomodation:eek:

Rachie_B

yeah thats why i suggested the cheaper offsite option!

xx

BargainhunterII

Has anyone got todays code please? I forgot to buy the paper! Must go first thing in the morning or I will forget again.

Thanks.

stephb34

DONALD is the password for monday let me know if you want tuesdays.

Funkymum

Hi
Does anyone have todays code please?

Thanks

Already found it myself, todays Disney Password BUZZ

KellyWelly

Has anyone else checked out the price of booking direct with Euro Disney? I looked yesterday because a group of us were planning on going together on February 16th 2009 and for two nights the price (no ferry) was £370 direct or £329 with the Sun, which includes the ferry. However, I think the Disney direct price includes 3 days in the park instead of 2 with The Sun? I know you can go with Norfolk Line for £42 or £69 with P&O so the total prices are £329 (2 nights, 2 days) or £412 (2 nights, 3 days).

To be honest my brain was aching looking at it all so I wondered if somebody else had looked and I was understanding it correctly and how would it work with The Sun, would you arrive on Monday and have Tuesday in the park, Wednesday in the park, leave Wednesday evening?

If you did the 1 night, 2 days offer, would it be arrive Monday, Monday in the park, Tuesday in the park, leave Tuesday evening?

I'm terrible with planning stuff like this, can you tell?!

Funkymum

Just booked a 2 night break for 3 adults, 1 child & 1 infant staying at the Davy Crockett Ranch on 1st Jan with ferry & 2 day hoppers for £329:j

They didn't even ask for the codes;)

mustbemoreorganised

today's password is BUZZ, just booked for 2 nights in the explorers for 6 of us, got the hotel, passes and flights for £749 highly delighted, can't wait, just got to sort out the transfers which I know is very pricey. :j

SJ1969

I booked "My Explorers" Hotel, Return Ferry, 1 night stay, 2 days Hopper Passes on last day of February Half Term (Sat/Sun) £239. With Disneyland Paris website this would have been £316 + £60/70 for Ferry. So my saving was about £150.

Cheers


NB. For those who haven't been before, I would recommend doing at least a 1 night stopover. Journey from Calais to Eurodisney is about 3 hours, so if you were intending on doing the day trip you would need to get a 3am Ferry (90 min crossing + 1 hour Clock change), to get there for the opening time and to make the most of your stay - you'll be very tired (especially the kids)