Pricing error on EuroDisney site

Jazzy_B

If your planning a trip to Eurodisney for February half term, check out the prices as soon as you can. There's a fault on their computer system and it's letting you have free child places, 15% off, and an extra night free. The extra free night should not be available for half term dates. I've just got 4 nights in Sequoia Lodge, plus passes for 2 adults and 2 kids for £392.You can book online or by phone. It's only for the Disney hotels. Last week, I checked the price and with free kids places it was £584. You can book online here

spaggy

Hi Jazzy B
what date did u book for? I have 3 children and it looks like you can only have 4 to a room in Sequoia Lodge, do u know if this is the case?

Jazzy_B

Sorry, I don't know. I'm fairly sure you can sleep 5 at the Davy Crockett Ranch.

Louise1521

Just checked the website, what a bargain. Wish I could afford to go again, we went at the beginning of Dec.

You can sleep 5 at Davy Crockett and the Newport Bay.

jaymac_2

We went last february half term. The weather was atrocious, we had snow and sleet all day long. Even our teenagers gave up and went back to the hotel early and it was their first ever disney trip so be warned.

elisebutt65

If you really want to save a few bob, then stay off sitte in Bussy St George. Some real deals on expedia at the minute with 3 noghts for the price of 2. I might take kjids in Jan as I'm getting a quoate for £51 for a 3 night stay at the one that used to be a Holiday inn - Hotel premiere Classe - Stayed there before and it's a nice place, and only one stop away on the train.

Louisa_Jane_2

We've stayed twice at Davy Crockett and would heartily recommend it. I have 3 children and it's a pain in the bum to do anything - everything is geared to 2 adults and 2 children! We are going on the 11th of Jan courtesy of Tesco's (Tesco vouchers), which makes the holiday even more enjoyable , knowing it's free !!

Jazzy_B

elisebutt65 wrote:

If you really want to save a few bob, then stay off sitte in Bussy St George. Some real deals on expedia at the minute with 3 noghts for the price of 2. I might take kjids in Jan as I'm getting a quoate for £51 for a 3 night stay at the one that used to be a Holiday inn - Hotel premiere Classe - Stayed there before and it's a nice place, and only one stop away on the train.

I checked Expedia out before I booked. By the time I added in park tickets, it cost more than staying on site (only about £20 though). I prefer staying off site, but my kids don't. I was really surprised how cheap it was on site with these current offers.

veruccasalt

If you plan to go often to Disneyland Paris, can I heartily recommend the Annual Pass. Last summer we went for six days and it was cheaper to buy annual passes than a 6 day pass. Also, by going towards the end of August this year, we will fit in another week there at the beginning of this August. :cool:

I have stayed in the Disneyland Hotel, the Newport Bay and the Sequoia Lodge. The last few times we have been, we have stayed in the Newly built Hilday Inn, and there is no way now I would stay anywhere else. Most of the Disney hotels are looking quite tired now, whereas the Holiday Inn there is delightfully clean and fresh. Also, because my husband stays in Holiday Inns for business quite a lot, he is a platinum member of their priority club, meaning we have been upgraded to the best available room (a suite) every visit. :beer:
You can get good rates to stay there through the Holiday Inn website ([http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/hi/925/en/hd/pardi)-register with them to be sent offers throughout the year!