Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

erimus

Thanks Ben

It certainly seems that annual passes are the way to go. Just a real shame that the offer runs out about a month before we are going.

The only problem with the french disney website (apart from having to translate it all) appears to be that you have to give an address in France. I'm considering putting the address of the hotel where we'll be staying in August.

I think that you can pay for the passes with your credit card online, so that would get around the Euro cheques problem. I'm assuming that you just need to print out the confirmation off the website and take it with you when you arrive at DLP, so I should be able to do that providing I can give an address in France.

Does anyone know if I am right about this, or am I setting myself up for disappointment?

emweaver

There is a way of buying them before hand seen it mentioned on www.disboards.com under their disneyland paris section. If you cant find it and post someone will come along and help you

erimus

emweaver wrote: »

There is a way of buying them before hand seen it mentioned on www.disboards.com under their disneyland paris section. If you cant find it and post someone will come along and help you

Thanks for all the advice. I'll check some of the threads over there.

Cheers.

clairel69

Me and my husband are thinking of going to Disneyland Paris over christmas day this year and wondered if the park is open, how busy it is etc and also if there is much to do for just adults? Neither of us has ever been before, and it will be just us 2 adults.
Also is there anywhere where we can get a quote from? The website doesnt quote up to christmas yet?
Thanks
Claire

giovanni

Disney is open 365 days a year. You'll be able to get a quote towards the end of this month as I was told that prices are out 6 months in advance. If you are going by Eurostar that's only available 3 or 6 months in advance too. Some more info is here: http://www.mickey-mouse.com/dlphours.htm

anna42hmr

clairel69 wrote: »

Me and my husband are thinking of going to Disneyland Paris over christmas day this year and wondered if the park is open, how busy it is etc and also if there is much to do for just adults? Neither of us has ever been before, and it will be just us 2 adults.
Also is there anywhere where we can get a quote from? The website doesnt quote up to christmas yet?
Thanks
Claire

hi are you going through the www.disneylandparis.co.uk site for a quote (the official uk site) as they have xmas up already have had since the first week of june (in fact they are booking as far ahead as april) and eurostar told me this morning they are booking to christmas from today (as i called to see when januay would go onsale so i could book eurostar for my trip in january) some countries sites have not been updated though (according to some forums ireland, germany etc)

giovanni

anna42hmr wrote: »

hi are you going through the www.disneylandparis.co.uk site for a quote (the official uk site) as they have xmas up already have had since the first week of june (in fact they are booking as far ahead as april) and eurostar told me this morning they are booking to christmas from today (as i called to see when januay would go onsale so i could book eurostar for my trip in january) some countries sites have not been updated though (according to some forums ireland, germany etc)

Nice, they're out nice and early.

angel_shopper

hi guys!if i book my park entrance tickets through disney themselves do i have to pick them up when i get to dlp or will they come in the post?was wondering as it would be nice to avoid any additional queues!thanks for any replies:beer:

emweaver

you can print them out at home when you order them or have them delivered to your home, think home delivery is about £3 extra

pulliptears

I leave for the Citea Torcy on tuesday, its an apartment hotel with fridge, microwave and cooker etc. One thing Im wondering though, and its probably a really stupid question, but will I need to take towels and loo roll or do these hotels operate like normal ones?