Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

emweaver

georgiac wrote: »

I'm looking to buy tickets for the park only for one day in May.

Am I best going direct to Disney or are there any better places to buy please?

if you buy these on their website you get 15% off

anna42hmr

emweaver wrote: »

Apparently they will be up before the end of this month

thanks for the reply, i am hoping that will be the case as ive still got time then to pay for it on the cap one card and pay monthly before the 0% purchase deal runs out end of november

chocolateteddy

anna42hmr wrote: »

does any one know when disney will be putting their hotels on sale for after november 8th, the current booking period, as we are looking to book for feb next year and want to book as soon as possible, (someone told me its end of this month/beginning of next is this right?)

also how far in advance can you book the eurostar as expedia only seems to have 4 months ahead, is this always the case or do other agencies book further ahead, as we want to book the travel/transport/tickets in one go,and want to give the eurostar a go this time instead of the plane

Hi we went this february half term this year and booked first week in june last year. Our Coop travel agent phoned me as soon as brochure came in . If you are wanting to go feb half term book quick we got free child eurostar etc etc(book half board and save yourself loads as well) but a friend tried to book same trip a week later and had to pay for eurostar for her kids. And someone else we spoke to whilst in disneyland said they had booked last week in may direct online - seems that holidays are released online just before brochures come out.
HTH
By the way found 1/2 term really busy found second week in march much better (year before)and we got extra day free and it is cheaper as well.
we stayed at Santa Fe but found Cheyenne all you can eat buffet brilliant.
We usually eat at the Plaza Gardens but was shut for refurb this year!!:mad:

anna42hmr

thanks for the reply, no kids will be going with us, just adults so we intend to avoid feb half term

moneypooh

If you book direct don't forget Quidco, mine tracked quickly and we received £65 cashback last month on our last weekend in Feb

selfyselfy

Hi,

I am planning a trip to Paris and have already booked flights and hotels in Paris and at Disney using airmiles.

I need to book some park tickets for either one day or a two day ticket but can anyone advise the cheapest way to book tickets on their own?

We are staying in a Disney hotel for our last night so need a ticket for that day and perhaps the next day also?

Thanks in advance.

emweaver

If you stay in a disney hotel it should include park tickets. Apparently cheapest way is through disneyland website as you get 15% off plus 6% cashback with quidco or rpoints

anna42hmr

emweaver wrote: »

If you stay in a disney hotel it should include park tickets. Apparently cheapest way is through disneyland website as you get 15% off plus 6% cashback with quidco or rpoints

depends who you book with, if you book a disney hotel with expedia for instance, its often extra to buy the park ticket

anna42hmr

moneypooh wrote: »

If you book direct don't forget Quidco, mine tracked quickly and we received £65 cashback last month on our last weekend in Feb

thanks for that, will give that a go

RedfernProp

Hi,

Off for a four day break next week, staying at the Santa Fe.

Whilst not an issue for me, I need to find out if the room comes with a hairdryer for my partner and daughter!

Anyone know the answer to this?

Thanks in advance