£9.50 Day Trips To Disneyland Paris for Family Of 4 Including Ferry!!!

sammie1884

cheer1eader wrote: »

take some sandwich bags with you & get some extra croissants, rolls, ham, cheese & fruit from the breakfast to take in the park for your packed lunch

Good idea, thank you ...... adds that to the list of stuff to remember!

jellyhead

SurfBowlSC wrote: »

Sequoia is a "3 key" standard, so the highest rated of the 3, but to be honest, when it's just a room for sleeping in, who really cares about standard?

Sequoia has a swimming pool though, do the others? That might be nice on the day of arrival if you're not going into the park that day. We forgot to take armbands so we had to keep hold of my son, as the pool didn't have a shallow end.

SurfBowlSC

jellyhead wrote: »

Sequoia has a swimming pool though, do the others? That might be nice on the day of arrival if you're not going into the park that day. We forgot to take armbands so we had to keep hold of my son, as the pool didn't have a shallow end.

Fair point!

We're due to arrive around 2pm, straight into the park (bags are transferred to hotel automatically) and then to the hotel for the evening. Hopefully the grandparents will offer to babysit at least one night so we can go for a drink in the Disney Village.

cheer1eader

jellyhead wrote: »

Sequoia has a swimming pool though, do the others? That might be nice on the day of arrival if you're not going into the park that day. We forgot to take armbands so we had to keep hold of my son, as the pool didn't have a shallow end.

davy crockett has a pool too

Chopstheduck

We looked at this, and realised that having four children, it was going to costs us well over £300 jsut for one day in the park. By the time we factored in an overnight stay, extra ferry cost, extra tickets for the two extra kids, etc. We've now booked direct with disney. Luckily the kids have a couple of inset days in march, and going on a thursday and coming back on a sunday is £370 for three nights/four days at Davey Crockett. A lot better than the sun's offfer.

Rachie_B

Chopstheduck wrote: »

We looked at this, and realised that having four children, it was going to costs us well over £300 jsut for one day in the park. By the time we factored in an overnight stay, extra ferry cost, extra tickets for the two extra kids, etc. We've now booked direct with disney. Luckily the kids have a couple of inset days in march, and going on a thursday and coming back on a sunday is £370 for three nights/four days at Davey Crockett. A lot better than the sun's offfer.

If you bought day tickets for the 6 of you on the gate, it would be at least £272 and that's just for 1 park!
could be more if any of your children are aged 11+ ?!

so you are getting a fab bargain the package you have booked :T

SurfBowlSC

Rachie_B wrote: »

If you bought day tickets for the 6 of you on the gate, it would be at least £272 and that's just for 1 park!
could be more if any of your children are aged 11+ ?!

so you are getting a fab bargain the package you have booked :T

The park ticket covers both parks (Disneyland and Studios).....

rowens101

hmm a friend is going next wk and it was 328 for a family of 4 for 4 days staying at davy crockett. don't think sun deal is really that good imo

Rachie_B

SurfBowlSC wrote: »

The park ticket covers both parks (Disneyland and Studios).....

I know the SUN deal does!

I was talking about gate prices,and currently a 1 park ticket is £48 per adult!

yummy.scrummy.mummy

cant wait !!