Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

ct24

berniesmaster wrote: »

i cant believe how much the thought of travelling is getting to me!!
im sooooo scared!! have stocked up on rescue remmady etc, maybe some brandy in coffee may be in order!:rotfl:

thanks ct24, have just poped in to asda and grabbed a few bits, are you taking fruit?

and have just rang and added on hb option. £152 for fam of 4.

maybe take some apples, but im not to sure, maybe give the fruit a rest for the week! Will be popping to asda to get some more bits on saturday. Having a big roast on sunday @12 then MIL giving us a lift to train station in bristol, where we get the 3pm train to london (free as Hubby is a train driver) Then we stay in the kings cross travel lodge (staying there sunday night and friday night on return - paid £58.00 inc brekie for both nights -bargain) We catch the 9.30 eurostar monday morning and managed to get in the family carriage after i complained.:T

We paid £986 for 2 adults & 2 children + 1 infant, monday to friday, direct to disney on eurostar inc park tickets and disney express. Just added the HB+ for £206. Staying at Sequoia Lodge - we were happy with the price.

ladychelle

we have booked half board standard and are taking some snacks and drinks with us. Fruit shoots , water, capri sun drinks, hot chocolate drinks, crisps , individual biscuit packets just to put in the kids bags. Maybe taking some cup a soups too. Thought the fruit would get bashed a bit in the case.

michellefromessex

angie_baby wrote: »

Thats a good price, for 4, i can seem to get anything under £400, its only me and DS

Have a look at leisure direction website, how old is your son? also I agree with avoiding weekend as its more expensive then.

emweaver

Last time we went we took satsumas and these didnt get bruised

angie_baby

Have been searching sites this afternoon, i think i may wait until next year and go in Jan/Feb/March like others suggested. And id be debt free by then

berniesmaster

angie_baby wrote: »

Thats a good price, for 4, i can seem to get anything under £400, its only me and DS

we booked this through asda (1st chioce i think) and that was just before christmas, so i guess the prices are starting to rise now.

berniesmaster

ct24 wrote: »

maybe take some apples, but im not to sure, maybe give the fruit a rest for the week! Will be popping to asda to get some more bits on saturday. Having a big roast on sunday @12 then MIL giving us a lift to train station in bristol, where we get the 3pm train to london (free as Hubby is a train driver) Then we stay in the kings cross travel lodge (staying there sunday night and friday night on return - paid £58.00 inc brekie for both nights -bargain) We catch the 9.30 eurostar monday morning and managed to get in the family carriage after i complained.:T

We paid £986 for 2 adults & 2 children + 1 infant, monday to friday, direct to disney on eurostar inc park tickets and disney express. Just added the HB+ for £206. Staying at Sequoia Lodge - we were happy with the price.

lol, how funny, cus were driving from bristol to ashford. i dont think we really thought about taking the train to london and going from there. out of intrest, how much was the train for you to travell? just wondering if its to late to re-think our journey. i guess it would make life a bit easier.

emweaver

angie_baby wrote: »

i dont really mind when we go, any time after April. Cheapest time would be good, lol. Hoping to go Friday - Sunday

That would be the busiest time in the parks. Thursday onwards gets really busy which means longer waiting times for rides, more of a fight to get good spots on parades, busier at breakfast etc. If you can get time off work I would go Mon - Weds.

ct24

berniesmaster wrote: »

lol, how funny, cus were driving from bristol to ashford. i dont think we really thought about taking the train to london and going from there. out of intrest, how much was the train for you to travell? just wondering if its to late to re-think our journey. i guess it would make life a bit easier.

ha ha how odd your going from bristol to, we dont pay for the train as oh is a train driver so it is free:money:
We are going with another family and they are paing about £100 for return train travel.

berniesmaster

hummm, think im going to look in to train rather than drive. i think its about £60 to park the car for the week, then petrol, then a night in the travel lodge, then breakfast on top. and most of all, the hassle of 4 hours drive there and back. but thanks for the info.