Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

anna42hmr

anna42hmr wrote: »

mines was booked on 2nd june, was not showing still on the 22nd june so submitted a queery, and still waiting for it to be resolved, they put it as a pending as a result of the queery, but has a queery on it and waiting for disney to validate or reject it, which apparently can take 60 days, i hope they pay it as was intending on using it to pay towards buffalo bills tickets,

(does anyone know if you can quidco buff bills tickets? or is it just park tickets or holidays?? not thaht i am having much luck with disney and quidco lol)

i have had success too, i have had a ticket today on my queery, finally validated! not sure when it will be paid though

emweaver

When DH used quidco for Disney last year it took about 4 months before it was paid! Its very slow

anna42hmr

emweaver wrote: »

When DH used quidco for Disney last year it took about 4 months before it was paid! Its very slow

hope its not that long lol as will be using it towards buff bills


also for anyone who is thinking of booking eurostar for after january i had this email from them today

Thank you for your e mail,

Unfortunately, the timetable for Disney is currently under construction, and therefore the new date they have given us is the 28th July 2009. On this date, you should be able to book trains to Disney in January through to March.

However, please keep checking our website for any updates.

cobbingstones

Hi all

We would love to go to Disneyland Paris for Christmas and wanted to know the cheapest way we could do this? We thought that we could take the ferry to Paris with the caravan, find a caravan site near as possible then buy the tickets for the day?? Is this possible?

Many thanks in advance

mutley74

Seen some very cheap flights to Paris!!! as second holiday to Greece thinking could fit this in..........:j


whats best place to stay near Disneyland? As prices on Eurodisney website seem expensive for the Disnet hotels. also would like to spend 2 days in paris sighseeing maybe 1 by excursion and 1 day via Metro...

any suggestions, tips welcome

Incapuppy

You will find plenty of useful info here:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=527819&highlight=disneyland+paris

pinkie_pie

Trying to book to take kids at christmas, leaving either 18th/19th december (think prices go up 19th due to holidays but not entirely sure when they break up yet.) for maybe 3 nights.

I don't drive so for the best convenient accomodation I'm guessing cheyenne.

Where should I look to book to get the best price? Kids are 3 and 5 and it will be two adults, pref eurostar I think. Any other ways to get money off, I saw quidco mentioned?

Thank you so much in advance, I've tried searching the thread but I'm more confused!

anna42hmr

snowedunderitall wrote: »

Trying to book to take kids at christmas, leaving either 18th/19th december (think prices go up 19th due to holidays but not entirely sure when they break up yet.) for maybe 3 nights.

I don't drive so for the best convenient accomodation I'm guessing cheyenne.

Where should I look to book to get the best price? Kids are 3 and 5 and it will be two adults, pref eurostar I think. Any other ways to get money off, I saw quidco mentioned?

Thank you so much in advance, I've tried searching the thread but I'm more confused!

i found disney themselves were cheaper for the hotel/tickets for our trip next january (if you book a hotel package disney include park tickets for the stay,

expedia also have good prices, however often dont include the park tickets so you have to pay extra for those.

both of which use quidco (disney at 6.5% cash back) though had problems tracking mine, so had to submit a queery, luckily thats been accepted now, so am due £52.85) expedias i think is around the same%

according to most the disney forums, its cheaper to book eurostar with eurostar directly than through adding to the disney package, and looking at the moment can get returns from £59 per person. Again eurostar are also on quidco as well, at 4% cash back.

you may be best to do a quote for the dates on disney with and without eurostar and then do a quote via eurostar as well and see what the best price comes out at.

also if you want to keep costs down, hotel santa fe (another on site disney hotel) is cheaper than cheyanne) and is just as conveinent
these links may help

www.quidco.com
www.disneylandparis.co.uk
www.eurostar.co.uk
www.expedia.co.uk
info forums etc:
http://www.disboards.com/forumdisplay.php?f=76
http://www.photosmagiques.com/forum/index.php?hash=d19b6270
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowForum-g226865-i2224-Marne_la_Vallee_Ile_de_France.html

anna42hmr

yay managed to booke for 18 to 22nd january this morning online, only £59 per person return on the direct train from st pancras to disneyland paris!! cant wait

have quidco'd it as well

welshnige

Before anyone growls at me I went through the search and it said the thread on it was here and I cant find it (old age and new glasses not a good combination).
Treating the grandkids to a few days but have read that it is expensive to eat and drink etc, was wondering if there are any voucher, discount or websites to help save a few bob.
Cheers in advance.