Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

anna42hmr

does any one know, when they extend the booking period, does it go online the same day or before?? just curious as they are meant to be putting the new booking period (for hols after 8th november to early 2010) for sale tomorrow but am wondering if it is likely to be online tonight or first thing tomorrow am

flea72

emweaver wrote: »

Hi yes they have what they call "baby swap" so your partner goes on then you can without having to join the que again. Not sure how it works as never tried it but read it many times on disboards

baby swap is easy at disney, and tbh their rides are alot better thought out than legoland, as most are designed to seat alot of people at once, so you dont have to wait for additional carriages anyway. Also i dont know what age your children are, but unlike legoland, even small ones can go on most of the rides - we went when our youngest was about 6m, and it was only the big rollercoasters she couldnt go on, as most other rides, shes was allowed to sit on our laps, so there was very little hanging around having to do babyswap anyway. we only tended to use it if both me and DH wanted to go on one of the big rides, but you find with younger children, you miss those out anyway

hth Flea

anna42hmr

the new booking period is meant to be opening today, fingers crossed they put it online a bit later

emweaver

anna42hmr wrote: »

the new booking period is meant to be opening today, fingers crossed they put it online a bit later

its up now :j

anna42hmr

ouch its high!

2 adults for 4 nights 5 days basic at sequia lodge 18-22nd jan £570
+1/2 board = £762
+ 1/2 board and montana room = £813

cant get prices for transport (eurostar)

its cheaper on disneylandparisdirect.com (clippers quay travel) so am considering them, nothing on expedia yet though for these dates for the hotels

emweaver

maybe go for a cheaper hotel ?

anna42hmr

emweaver wrote: »

maybe go for a cheaper hotel ?

we ended up booking it lol, fingers crossed quidco tracks it as at least that will be something

we wanted to stay at an onsite hotel so only options below were santa fe and cheyenne, but needed 2 beds so that ruled out cheyenne as most rooms are double and a set of bunk beds, and we fancied something a bit closer and with a swimming pull so ended up pluming for sequia lodge,

its paid for on plastic any way lol (0% mind )

anna42hmr

forgot to ask, has any one used quidco when booking dlp, did the tracking work? as i have never used quidco until now and am a bit confused as to how it works and when will get my cash back.

i heard that you can use quidco for eurostar site as well is that correct?

SimbaSimon

anna42hmr wrote: »

forgot to ask, has any one used quidco when booking dlp, did the tracking work? as i have never used quidco until now and am a bit confused as to how it works and when will get my cash back.

i heard that you can use quidco for eurostar site as well is that correct?

I booked park tickets on the site through quidco and that tracked after a few days, but takes a few months to pay out. There is 4% cashback on eurostar.

anna42hmr

SimbaK2K wrote: »

I booked park tickets on the site through quidco and that tracked after a few days, but takes a few months to pay out. There is 4% cashback on eurostar.

thanks for the reply, will look in a couple days to see if they have tracked the cash back