Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

balletshoes

notanewuser wrote: »

Okay, that's helpful, thanks. But presumably it's likely to cost more once the 2 nights free offer ends for the park tickets.

it depends - whats the difference in price between your one adult and free child, and 2 adults and free child, prices just now with the 2 nights free for your choice of hotel and dates?

eta - heres the info on annual passes -

http://www.dlpguide.com/planning/booking/annual-passports/

the fantasy AP costs 169 euros, can be used straightaway once its purchased at DLP, and the blockout dates on it don't count if you are staying onsite - the hotel easypass ID overrides the AP blockout dates on the Fantasy AP.

One AP in your party also gives you the shopping and meal discounts for your whole group.

notanewuser

£420 for the 3 of us, 4 nights/5 days
£278 for 1 adult 1 child (aged 4), 4 nights/5 days

balletshoes

notanewuser wrote: »

£420 for the 3 of us, 4 nights/5 days
£278 for 1 adult 1 child (aged 4), 4 nights/5 days

i'd buy the fantasy annual pass then in that case (I was editing my post above as you were replying ).

notanewuser

balletshoes wrote: »

it depends - whats the difference in price between your one adult and free child, and 2 adults and free child, prices just now with the 2 nights free for your choice of hotel and dates?

eta - heres the info on annual passes -

http://www.dlpguide.com/planning/booking/annual-passports/

the fantasy AP costs 169 euros, can be used straightaway once its purchased at DLP, and the blockout dates on it don't count if you are staying onsite - the hotel easypass ID overrides the AP blockout dates on the Fantasy AP.

One AP in your party also gives you the shopping and meal discounts for your whole group.

Ooh, that's cool. Would it cover another 2 adults and children we were travelling with (but on separate bookings)? Any saving on food is welcomed!

balletshoes

notanewuser wrote: »

Ooh, that's cool. Would it cover another 2 adults and children we were travelling with (but on separate bookings)? Any saving on food is welcomed!

I've certainly used my AP for the meal and shopping discounts for 6 of us .

notanewuser

balletshoes wrote: »

I've certainly used my AP for the meal and shopping discounts for 6 of us .

AWESOME!!!!!!

Has anyone ever told you you're wonderful?!

balletshoes

notanewuser wrote: »

AWESOME!!!!!!

Has anyone ever told you you're wonderful?!

my girls do when i take them to DLP :rotfl:

JimmyTheWig

balletshoes wrote: »

yes, thats absolutely fine - you can either add him later to the package and pay the extra adult price at the time you add him, or you can get him a park ticket for the duration of stay, or even an annual pass, and add his name only to the room when you check in. This doesn't cost anything extra to do, except for local tax, which is around 4 euros ish per night booked, just for the extra adult.

Presumably with the annual pass / adding to the room for the cost of taxes plan he won't get breakfast included at the hotel?

crossya

Woop we are heading back to disney on Friday we are looking to get the train into disney and then the bus to our hotel.
Does anyone know rough prices or train times etc?

Also does anyone know what the weather is like this time of year Thanks

pcg2001

JimmyTheWig wrote: »

Presumably with the annual pass / adding to the room for the cost of taxes plan he won't get breakfast included at the hotel?

As far as I have read, breakfast is included if someone is added to the room just for the cost of taxes. It seems to be a bit of disney magic :-)