Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

FANMAN1965

The holiday inn is £35 for 4 nights booking direct with hotel - anyone been to this hotel and is this price good.

What about park tickets? My son is 3 and i keep reading that they get free admission - is this right?

Networkguy

FANMAN1965 wrote: »

The holiday inn is £35 for 4 nights booking direct with hotel - anyone been to this hotel and is this price good.

What about park tickets? My son is 3 and i keep reading that they get free admission - is this right?

If you are really getting 4 nights for £35 I would say you have a bargain.

emweaver

that sounds too cheap to be true? who are you booking it with?

I know unders 3s are free not sure about 3 yr olds but I would put him in his pram and they probably wont even ask lol

FANMAN1965

The holiday inn is £35 for 4 nights booking direct with hotel - anyone been to this hotel and is this price good.

sorry typing error - its £350 for 4 nights!

emweaver

that sunds more like it, does that not included passes? i thought with disney hotel and partner hotels passes were in with the price

pipkin71

FANMAN1965 wrote: »

Can anyone help me with a few bits of advice please. Looking to do a cheap trip to DLP around sept with my husband and 3 year old. Can get cheap easyjet flights then was thinking of the train to the disney hotels. I looked on trip advisor and some of them got terrible reviews. As i'm trying to keep costs down can anyone give me their opinion on the most suitable for a 3 year old.

Also, not sure how long should go for - any advice on how many nights is long enough for 2 adults and a 3 year old?

When we went, we caught the disneyland bus from the airport to the hotel.

I would say 3 to 4 nights would give you chance to see more, as there is plenty to do.

When you book, can you book the fast track ticket for the theme park? It means you don't have to queue so long.

My DDs were older than your little one when they went, but it was still magic. We're hoping to go again next year :j Hope you have a great time.

Pipkin xxxx

JimmyTheWig

pipkin71 wrote: »

When you book, can you book the fast track ticket for the theme park? It means you don't have to queue so long.

From what I remember you don't have to book, or even pay for, the fast track passes. (Unlike Chessington World of Adventures, for example.)
You just use your ticket to "book a slot" on a ride and then turn up at the right time. You can only book one at a time.

Networkguy

JimmyTheWig wrote: »

From what I remember you don't have to book, or even pay for, the fast track passes. (Unlike Chessington World of Adventures, for example.)
You just use your ticket to "book a slot" on a ride and then turn up at the right time. You can only book one at a time.

This is still the case.

emweaver

ytou have to pay for pass pass tickets

markelock

http://uk.holidays.travelzoo.com/european-holidays/449228?utm_source=top20_uk&utm_medium=email_top20
4 nights, £425 for 2 adults and 2 kids, including eurotunnel