Can anyone beat this price to eurodisney?

JJCD_2

Sun holidays are out in July and you can book Bernie Riviere caravan park for £38 mon-fri or fri-mon. Beautiful site, about an hour away and the caravan park has a shuttle bus to Disney. Or if not, it's a straight motorway ride, well signposted and easy to get to.

MissBehaving

Not sure if it is to late, but P&O Ferries are giving an adults pass to Eurodisney with every ferry ticket bought (Dover to Calais).

http://www.poferries.com/tourist/content/pages/template/offers_ferry_offers_disney_ticket.htm?WT.mc_id=GB_xsell_disney&WT.mc_ev=click

You can purchase ferry tickets with your club card deals.

free Disney ticket

P&O Ferries invites you to celebrate the 15th anniversary of Disneyland® Resort Paris and our gift to you is a free one day hopper ticket giving you access to both the Disney® Parks.*
Make a Dover to Calais car booking and receive a FREE adult 1 day hopper ticket for Disneyland® Resort Paris, where you can spend the day visiting both Disneyland® Park and Walt Disney Studios® Park.
Additional one-day hopper tickets can be purchased onboard P&O Ferries for your other passengers.
To take advantage of our special Disney® Parks offer, book by 30th September 2007.
Free 1 day hopper ticket can only be redeemed with the purchase of at least one additional park ticket.

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rags2riches_2

I want to have a short break there for my birthday with my gf

24th SEP - 27th SEP

So far I'm at

Flights Birmingham to Paris return £90 each on AIR FRANCE

Hotel Radisson SAS Hotel at Disneyland Resort Paris £88 each for 3 nights

TOTAL £356

not including disney tickets either!

lol not cheaper at all, but it's more convenient to fly!

When I get to Charles de Gaulle, whats the best way of getting to my hotel and how easy will it be?

Thanks

JMU-95

Take a look at www.vea.fr which is the bus service from the airport to DLP hotels. If you click on practical information it has a timetable.

To find the bus stop leave the terminal through the main exit and take a right, walk a few hundred metres until you see the VEA bus stop sign- it's one of the first bus stops i think.

You could also take the RER train into Paris and then switch at Gare du Nord for the DLP train and then take a short taxi ride to your hotel from the train station.

modgit

rags2riches wrote: »

lol not cheaper at all, but it's more convenient to fly!

When I get to Charles de Gaulle, whats the best way of getting to my hotel and how easy will it be?

Thanks

Convenience depends on where you're travelling from. We've flown and much prefer to travel Eurostar. THey do an airport to Disney coach (VEA) but then you would need to travel out to your hotel as the coach only drops at the main on site Disney ones.
HTH

norjen

cheekymole wrote: »

The shopping mall is like Cite Europe in Calais but called Val d'Europe and it has a designer outlet right next to it although in my opinion the designer bit isn't worth bothering with

Can anyone tell me whether it's opened on Sundays