Disneyland paris daytrips family of 4 £9.50 with the sun

chrisvaldez

Regarding the booking of your own ferry...

Last year I called up the travel company and told them I was booking my own ferry as I had to work a night shift and then drive straight to Dover.

They told me that if you call them and let them know you don't need the ferry, that's fine. However, if you don't let them know, there's an outside chance P&O will log you as a 'no show' and the park ticket will be invalidated. Not sure if this is true, but I think a quick 'courtesy' call to Consort to will mitigate the problem.

zzxxcc1122

chrisvaldez wrote: »

Regarding the booking of your own ferry...

Last year I called up the travel company and told them I was booking my own ferry as I had to work a night shift and then drive straight to Dover.

They told me that if you call them and let them know you don't need the ferry, that's fine. However, if you don't let them know, there's an outside chance P&O will log you as a 'no show' and the park ticket will be invalidated. Not sure if this is true, but I think a quick 'courtesy' call to Consort to will mitigate the problem.

thats a load of rubbish as the ferry ticket ius seperate from the voucher for the disney tickets .

chrisvaldez

I'm just repeating what they told me.

PrincessZmee

Hi, since some of you have booked already/before, can you help? I only want the tickets for the park, do i have to book them in advance and for specific dates? If so, how do i do this? I had a quick look on the website but they was only for the travel side of things.


Thanks for your help guys x

buzzlightyr

I'm hoping I have done it all right.
1 date booked under our address
1 date booked under family address. different emails used too.

Eurostar booked directly to take us there sat morning returning on sun evening.

Hotel booked through booking.com Kyriad Disneyland that looks nicer than the proper disney hotels (stayed at santa fe before, very basic!)

Altogether cost is £268 for 1 night, 2 days in eurodisney by eurostar for 2 adults and a little man. I think thats quite a deal???

square88

buzzlightyr wrote: »

I'm hoping I have done it all right.
1 date booked under our address
1 date booked under family address. different emails used too.

Eurostar booked directly to take us there sat morning returning on sun evening.

Hotel booked through booking.com Kyriad Disneyland that looks nicer than the proper disney hotels (stayed at santa fe before, very basic!)

Altogether cost is £268 for 1 night, 2 days in eurodisney by eurostar for 2 adults and a little man. I think thats quite a deal???

Hi buzzlightyr

How much did Eurostar cost by its self? can you let me know exact time of outbound and in bound train, I cant seem to get a good price.

Cheers

missladyannie

I tried to find eurostar tickets direct on their website for March but its saying there are none available, does anyone if there is a delay on releasing the dates? TIA x

balletshoes

missladyannie wrote: »

I tried to find eurostar tickets direct on their website for March but its saying there are none available, does anyone if there is a delay on releasing the dates? TIA x

the direct Eurostar fares have been available for sale for right up to July next year, for a couple of months already. Unless its sold out for your dates, you should be able to see them.

square88

Hi can someone clarify

I am trying to book via website for park entry 18/2 but it says on confirmation page

Disney - Sdrive-3 Night-Depart 18 Feb-Parks 19 Feb
Estimated Price

£37.50
Departure Date:

18/02/2013

Duration:

0 nights

Passengers:

4


does this mean park entry is for the 19/2??


Please advise.

meenah

This is great!

I just wanted to add that I went to Disneyland Paris in June, and it's definitely worth going - even if you don't have kids!
It's a great day out and they have some amazing rides if you're into all that