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Eurodisney / disneyland paris

Can anyone tell me where the cheapest place to get tickets for Eurodisney is please? (Other than ebay as I really don't want to take any chances that they might not be accepted).

Any help will be much appreciated.

Many thanks

Comments

  • Hi,
    If u go to https://www.gosummer.com
    There are printable vouchers for 10% off disney paris park tickets. :p
  • Bought mine from a website called "unpackaged attractions". Saved £34 on 3 days worth of passes for my family
  • NicolaC
    NicolaC Posts: 268 Forumite
    I bought mine straight from the Dinseyland paris website..
    Quote and Book> book online
    when on ticket options click to special offers

    I think we got a one day one park tickets (meaning you have to go on the day specified on the ticket and you can only go into the main park or the disney village... not both. (but my sister took the kids into disney village the day after and said it wasn't all that anyway!)
    We saved about £6 per ticket on the normal prices.
    Most things in life are beyond our control,
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  • Rachie_B
    Rachie_B Posts: 8,785 Forumite
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    NicolaC wrote:
    I bought mine straight from the Dinseyland paris website..
    Quote and Book> book online
    when on ticket options click to special offers

    I think we got a one day one park tickets (meaning you have to go on the day specified on the ticket and you can only go into the main park or the disney village... not both. (but my sister took the kids into disney village the day after and said it wasn't all that anyway!)
    We saved about £6 per ticket on the normal prices.

    disney village is free entry

    i think you mean either Disneyland Park or the studios :)
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