Help please with disneyland

slickc2100

HI all,

On a bit of a budget and need a bit of advice.

Im thinking of taking my 3yr old (mickey mouse obsessed) daughter to disneyland for her birthday. Can anyone please hep with cheapest option available I dont mind travelling via ferry or plane. Dont mind hotel either as for food I could take my own.

There 6 of us travelling 2 adults and a 9yo 4yo 2yo and 10 month old. (@time of travel).

Whats the cheapest option as so far everything Ive seen is £450.00+ Just for the hotel.

Travel dates are 30/09/12 or 01/10/12 for 2/3 nights.

Thanks x x x

balletshoes

disneyland in which country?

Fruit_and_Nut_Case

balletshoes wrote: »

disneyland in which country?

France, presumably, although It's never safe to make assumptions!

slickc2100 wrote: »

...via ferry or plane...

slickc2100

sorry yeah its for paris.

x x

balletshoes

there is a huge Disneyland Paris thread here -

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/527819

have a read of the last few pages on the thread, see if it gives you some ideas to get there and enjoy it for the best value .

slickc2100

Thanks Balletshoes x x

Mr_Wang

slickc2100 wrote: »

sorry yeah its for paris.

x x

Don't apologise. It was a crass attempt at making you look amateur.

It was obvious where you meant.

angelil

What's wrong with Eurostar? Fast, often the cheapest option around, and you can take all the luggage you want.

sarah69696pink

Eurostar also means you can take food and drink with you (although same can be said of Ferry). Food and drink in the parks is v expensive so can be good to take snacks with you.

dementedhousewife

there is this as well that some else posted

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3942091

zagfles

We went Eurostar and stayed at the Holiday Inn at Bussey St George (which is a couple of RER stops from Disneyland), both travel and hotel were very reasonable (can't remember exactly how much as it was a few years ago).

But don't make the mistake we did and go in the French school holidays - it was rammed, queues for the rides were typically over 30 mins, sometimes an hour :eek:and getting to see the shows and parades involved strategic advance planning to get a good place! The local kids can get an annual pass for not much more than the day admission so it's always packed in the holidays. Research when the French holidays are and avoid!

Take your own food, they have microwaves for customer use, you don't want to be queuing for food as well as the rides plus it's expensive.