Euro Disney Park Ticket & Studios

ffc1989

Hi,

Sorry for starting a new thread, I have tried searching but couldn't find any advice.

I've just been quoted what I feel is an astronomical amount for me and my wife to be to take our little one to Euro Disney for a few nights in late September / early October despite supposingly being given a discount for 'free under 7's' and 4 nights for the price of 2. Was given the details by another forum who recommended them but perhaps I'm being too tight!

Anyhow we've been to Paris before and i'm confident in finding a decent Eurostar offer and cheap hotel and then maybe travel to Disney for a day or two when we are there which again we have done once for one day (to park only) and got discount slightly through our Metro pass.

But are there any recommended websites out there you have purchased cheap tickets for the park and studio in advance?

So far I have found 2 tickets to park and studios for 2 days for adults will cost a combined £196 and as the little one won't quite be 3 she should be free but I'm hoping posting on here I may get a response or two advising me another way!

Any help would be appreciated.

balletshoes

The golden rule with dlp quotes is never include transport ~ always book that separately.
you have a couple of options for park tix for 2 adults for 2 days ~ the french version of the official dlp site have one~day one~park tickets for 39 euros each. then theres carrefour spectacles who have one~day 2~park tix for 44 euros each.

Dieselberry

Could I just ask if you order the tickets from carrefour spectacles, do you know if they send them via email or post. As I have read somewhere that you are supposed to be a french resident to qualify for some of these tickets. Do you think I would be able to use them for the last week in August 2013.
Thanks

balletshoes

I think (although I'm not 100% sure) that the carrefour tickets can be sent internationally from France. When you book your tickets through carrefour you will see the postage options before you make the payment.

There is no park ticket or annual pass for DLP where you must be a French resident to use them. There are no nationality checks done on any ticket purchased from anywhere for DLP.

Some websites may block ticket purchases online if you don't have a French address, but its clear to see that if it happens at the time of booking.

Dieselberry

balletshoes wrote: »

I think (although I'm not 100% sure) that the carrefour tickets can be sent internationally from France. When you book your tickets through carrefour you will see the postage options.

There is no park ticket or annual pass for DLP where you must be a French resident to use them. There are no nationality checks done on any ticket purchased from anywhere for DLP.

Some websites may block ticket purchases online if you don't have a French address, but its clear to see that if it happens at the time of booking.

Thanks for your advice its very useful.