Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

emweaver

No 5 days isnt too much, infact its just right as can do everything without cramming it in!

You can always enjoy time in disney village or go into paris if you find it too much.

No you cant sell the other part as theyre all on one ticket, last time I went they had the dates stamped on them so couldnt be used all year.

anna42hmr

pondie1 wrote: »

hopefully going 23-26 april as twin daughters 21st birthdays,we will include sightseeing,shopping and a day at disney hopefully

i am sure expedia had some good prices around then, you may want to check it out, i know the prices from birmingham were cheaper on expedia than the other quotes we had

Incapuppy

Plenty of useful info here:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=527819&highlight=eurodisney

arealbasketcase

How can any holiday be too long, never mind to Disney?:rolleyes:

If you don't want to go into the park everyday there is always:

the shopping at Val d'Europe (shuttle minibus' available at a smallish cost from Disney hotels), which has the outlet shops, the huge under cover shopping area and the sealife centre.

Paris (coach trip bookable if you wanted to, hire a car or by train)

Rheims (hire a car or by train - I think)

I agree with emweaver though, just take your time and do the parks at a more leisurely speed, but do take advantage of a breakfast in the park (mmmm, just how many times have I said that on this thread), it is really nice to see the park when it is quiet. I love being able to take it all in, looking around at all the detail and not have to worry about tripping over a pram or walking into people!;)

emweaver

One more sleep! Im like a big kid I prob wont sleep tonight! :rotfl:

Need to be up for 4.30 am :eek:

purple_cat_2

Im feeling a bit like that too emweaver, 1anhalf more sleeps doubt Im going to be able to sleep 2mrw, we are going from home 2mrw afternoon an then spending afternoon eve at my mums as they are dropping us at airport in early hours of tues, just packed our bags an always forget how much stuff you need to take away with a baby!

have a great trip everyone who is off in the next week..........


ooooooo so excited now.

jimsmum

Hope you both have a fab time :beer:

4 weeks today and we will be there :j :j :j

Rachie_B

5ive5 wrote: »

Hi there,

We have booked for a 4 nights package to Disneyland and only got to know that our entrance is for 5 days! (we actually wanted to go for 3 nights but they offer the 4th nite free, so we took it..

I have a few questions:
1. We are a group of 3 adults and heard frm many peoples that 5 days are a bit too much for us? most of them (mostly i read fr this forum) said we can do all the rides and shows in 3 days time? is that right?

i would love to have 5 days at disney without the kids :rotfl:
you could have really leisurely meals
enjoy cocktails etc in the hotels :beer:
and just do things at a slower pace and enjoy everything

Have fun !

x

brandesnap

Hey, its great atmosphere there at christmas - done it twice before with my older kids years ago!!!

I want to go this year but its just me and my 7 year old - anyone know of any ways to keep the cost down as not only am I a single parent but a student too!!!!

Currently trying to get the 1p ferry crossing which will help!!!

lindsaygalaxy

same here
this is our plan

change the tesco vouchers to pay for Eurotunnel (means a few hours drive from calais but im sure we will cope)

Stay in the comfort Inn 10 mins away from park (included B&B)

Get the 2 day hopper tickets, or 1 day and spend other day in paris. We only have a little one so 2 days may be too tiring for her anyway.

works out free for eurotunnel, 66euro a night for the comfort inn, and then petrol/food costs.

Not luxurious, but a break away none the less.