Euro Disney DEC 3rd explorers?

mummytofour

Hi,
I am a little confused as where is the best place to book and how.
So I hope somebody can help me.
I would like to book 2 nights from Dec 3rd at the explorer for 3A and 4 11 and under, half bord with park tickets. I would like tunnle tickets too for one car and 7 ppl.

When I go on to the disney site it will only let me book for 6 ppl and the explorer hotel I dont think includes tickets. I want the explorer as they have rooms for up to 10.

Any tips? Thanks for reading.

balletshoes

You could call Disney and get a price for your party from them, with all that you require included in the price (although I'm really not sure if you can add half board plans to a stay at the Explorers).

Once you have the price from Disney, you might find that an onsite hotel (the Sequoia Lodge is a 3star, like the Explorers) package for 2 rooms, park tickets and half board works out cheaper (the onsite hotels tend to get the best package discounts, the associated hotels rarely do). You can request interconnecting rooms at all the onsite hotels, at that time of year the hotels won't be full and so you should have no problem at all getting interconnecting rooms.

Another thought - try Expedia, and don't worry about having half board plans, they don't save you money anyway these days.

Oh, and the Eurotunnel will be much cheaper if you book that direct yourself.

balletshoes

can you change your date to 2nd Dec for 2 nights? If you can, Sequoia Lodge has the full 40% discount on the package, so comes out at £400 for 2 adults 2 kids under 11 in one room (not including half board). Your park tickets alone for 3 days for the same group would come out at roughly that price, if not more.

HXDave

Explorers is owned by the Mytravelgroup (formerly Airtours), and not Disneyland Resorts Paris, so therefore they will probably only have what is called an 'allocation' or normal rooms. The 10 bedded rooms you are thinking of are indeed 2 x 4 bedded family rooms that connect with a small 'cabin room' with bunkbeds in between. As Mytravel are now part of Thomas Cook, you would probably be best looking at the Thomas Cook / Cresta city break brochures for this.