Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

JimmyTheWig

DixieP wrote: »

Yay!! I have booked and if I've done it right, which I think I have lol, we've just saved £394 by booking on the French site SO pleased, thanks to all that have helped!!

notanewuser wrote: »

When are you going, Dixie? That's a massive saving!

I can top that, I'm afraid.

Price on UK site coming in at £3,365.
We've just paid 1,939 Euros on the French site.

Pretty chuffed with that...

balletshoes

JimmyTheWig wrote: »

I can top that, I'm afraid.

Price on UK site coming in at £3,365.
We've just paid 1,939 Euros on the French site.

Pretty chuffed with that...

I really hope that UK price is the full price with no discounts otherwise that's stupidly expensive. But even with a good offer of 2 free nights or 40% off the full UK price you,re still around £600 better off booking on the French site :T.

DixieP

JimmyTheWig wrote: »

I can top that, I'm afraid.

Price on UK site coming in at £3,365.
We've just paid 1,939 Euros on the French site.

Pretty chuffed with that...

Great saving! Your discount is greater because the cost of your holiday is quite a bit more than ours, hence more savings to be had! Fab though and yes that UK price seems very expensive...

balletshoes

flash sale has begun on the French DLP site -

http://parc.disneylandparis.fr/offres/ventes-flash.html

up to 50% off, free kids under 12, maximum 4nights stay, and arrival dates between 11th Feb and 22nd March this year . You must book before the end of the day on 15th Feb.

Gels

There are times when I miss not staying at DCR anymore....

JimmyTheWig wrote: »

Price on UK site coming in at £3,365.

But that price isn't justifiable at all. :eek:

Glad you didn't pay that.

JimmyTheWig

balletshoes wrote: »

I really hope that UK price is the full price with no discounts otherwise that's stupidly expensive. But even with a good offer of 2 free nights or 40% off the full UK price you,re still around £600 better off booking on the French site :T.

It's the price I was quoted for on the UK site at the time of booking for exactly the same holiday as I got on the French site.
If we weren't willing to change our dates or length of stay and wanted to book on the UK site yesterday that's what we would have paid.

2 adults, 4 children (all under 12, 1 under 7)
9 nights

twangg

Hi,

Thanks to the advice in this thread I booked a trip through the french site for June this year staying at The Davey Crockett ranch, saving over £600.

The only problem is, I am thinking of booking an extra night at DCR without an extra days park tickets. Unfortunately my booking reference is not recogniosed by either the .co.uk or the .fr web-sites, even though I have received the confirmation e-mail.

Has anyone else experienced this? I tried calling Disney but other than confirm my booking he couldn't give me any help for the web-site.

Any help/advice would be gratefully received.

Thanks.

balletshoes

twangg wrote: »

Hi,

Thanks to the advice in this thread I booked a trip through the french site for June this year staying at The Davey Crockett ranch, saving over £600.

The only problem is, I am thinking of booking an extra night at DCR without an extra days park tickets. Unfortunately my booking reference is not recogniosed by either the .co.uk or the .fr web-sites, even though I have received the confirmation e-mail.

Has anyone else experienced this? I tried calling Disney but other than confirm my booking he couldn't give me any help for the web-site.

Any help/advice would be gratefully received.

Thanks.

i've booked through DLP many many times, and I haven't been able to find my booking details on the website at least half those times. It doesn't matter though, just print off your booking confirmation email and use that - thats the one which has what you have booked. Then call the French guest services number to make any additions/enquiries regarding your booking .

JimmyTheWig

twangg wrote: »

I am thinking of booking an extra night at DCR without an extra days park tickets.

Is that possible?

balletshoes

JimmyTheWig wrote: »

Is that possible?

yep - but it could be very expensive.