Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

balletshoes

Mrsportishead wrote: »

Thank you ballet shoes ! Worth a try tommorow then , I guess this is the telephone number on my booking confirmation? Although I'm not getting my hopes up , as what they told me today is what it says on the terms and conditions!

you might find it easier to get the deal changed if you can upgrade your room type - ie if you are in a standard room at the Santa Fe, ask to upgrade under the new offer (which includes free half board) to a Rio Grande room. This should count as an upgrade on its own, and therefore you should have no problem getting the new offer without any amendment/cancellation fees.

mumof3loz

Hi I was wondering if anyone could advise me please.

Myself and my partner want to take our 4 year old son disneyland paris around beginning of june time for 4-5 days. Around 7-8 june we are looking to depart.

I am just looking for a cheap hotel thats close ideally. Is there any websites that i can look at for quotes please could anyone recommend? I have never ever booked online and dont know what look for x thanks

Greenbeanie1

I wonder if someone could help. I sent forms off about 4 weeks ago to France to book 5 annual passes for our family as it was by far the cheapest way of us going there for3 days.

I haven't heard back yet and need to find out if my application has been accepted or if I need to start looking at other ticket deals before we go next month.

Does anyone know if there is a number I call where I can talk to someone English speaking about thiis?

sjcavill

Hi

Just looking for quick tips about Euro Disney...

We're staying in a Eurocamp park (International Maisons-Laffitte) which is on the outskirts of Paris... what's the easiest / cheapest way to get from there to Euro Disney bearing in mind that there are 5 of us (2 adults, 3 kids)??

Also, i'm slightly confused about the park tickets... bearing in mind that we're quite happy staying on park once we are in, what's the best place to get park tickets and/or are there regular offers for park tickets? Every time i look, the offers appear to be just for hotel packages etc?

Any advice would be gratefully received..

TIA

Steve

balletshoes

sjcavill wrote: »

Hi

Just looking for quick tips about Euro Disney...

We're staying in a Eurocamp park (International Maisons-Laffitte) which is on the outskirts of Paris... what's the easiest / cheapest way to get from there to Euro Disney bearing in mind that there are 5 of us (2 adults, 3 kids)??

Also, i'm slightly confused about the park tickets... bearing in mind that we're quite happy staying on park once we are in, what's the best place to get park tickets and/or are there regular offers for park tickets? Every time i look, the offers appear to be just for hotel packages etc?

Any advice would be gratefully received..

TIA

Steve

when are you going Steve?

sjcavill

Hi balletshoes

Thanks for your response...

We haven't got specific days when we've decided to go to Euro Disney but we're at the Paris Eurocamp for 5 nights from the 5th July.. so really, any two of 6th/7th/8th/9th July..

Thanks

Steve

balletshoes

sjcavill wrote: »

Hi balletshoes

Thanks for your response...

We haven't got specific days when we've decided to go to Euro Disney but we're at the Paris Eurocamp for 5 nights from the 5th July.. so really, any two of 6th/7th/8th/9th July..

Thanks

Steve

any of your dates are good as they are all midweek.

unfortunately, its mid-season (ie not lowest price, and not highest price bracket) for park tickets as well as hotel stays for DLP.

The French (isle-de-france) site has adult one-park one-day tickets for 59 euros each, 52 for kids aged under 12.

Full price at the gate is 75 euros per adult, 67 euros per child.

you might try the normal ticket sites too, ie attractiontix, travelrepublic, expedia etc, see if they have any special offers which might suit.

fnac also sometimes have discounted tickets for DLP parks, fnac is a French ticket agency, perfectly legitimate.

sjcavill

Brilliant stuff! Many thanks - it's a starter for 10 so very much appreciated

Much cheers

Steve

JimmyTheWig

Hi,

Nearly time for us to go. Getting very excited!

Trying to decide what to do about spending money while there. Don't want to take it all in cash in terms of security.
Have listed my cards in order of preference for spending and withdrawing cash.

Presumably there are cash points at Davy Crockett and/or the Parks.
Do these charge extra (e.g. like a cashpoint in a newsagent in this country) over and above the charges from a bank's cashpoint?
How much can you withdraw from them per day?

Thanks,
Jim

muscleflex

Anyone know when the next offers will be on for late summer/fall? like 1day free?