Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

emweaver

yes it is out of date just looked at it and it includes legend of the lion king which hasnt been showing for a fair few months now

anna42hmr

emweaver wrote: »

when does the vouchers in there expire? i was told this guide was out of date as doesnt include mickeys magical party which is april 09 onwards

from memory the voucher is valid until december this year.

Dont forget, yes some of the info is out of date but its the 2008/2009 version (each publication spans 2 years as only published every other year)

It was released February 2008 (so was written and printed a bit before then) however the majority of the information still stands (bar some of the shows etc) and when i went this january found it was more accurate and informative than other disney guidebooks printed closer to when i went.

I woul say for the Brit tips alone its worth it, plus is good if you dont have access to the net when you are there etc.


Its the most recent version of the book the 2010/2011 version is due to be released in february 2010 according to the publishers website.

emweaver

are there any other vouchers in there?

Babiesmummy_2

What sort of vouchers are in the book ? is it worth buying just for the vouchers ?

anna42hmr

just checked my copy now ive got home. the only vouchers are

1.
planet hollywood 20% off food purchases except for 25 and 31 december and cant be used with any other vouchers and also a 10% voucher of planet hollywood merchandise in dlp one on production of book

2. 10% off leger holiday disney resport break between feb 2008 and feb 2010 (quoting britguide 08-09 when booking)

3. 10% off keith prowse attraction tickets for multi day dlp tickets for bookings made before december 2010 (ref BGDP)

if you have a look at the post the previous poster put on when mentioning the book, click on the link and on amazons page by the pic of the front cover they have an option called look inside book, click on it, and it lets you electronically flick through some of the pages

Babiesmummy_2

anna42hmr wrote: »

if you have a look at the post the previous poster put on when mentioning the book, click on the link and on amazons page by the pic of the front cover they have an option called look inside book, click on it, and it lets you electronically flick through some of the pages

Thanks for that, I did open up the above link, but only had a quick look and didn't notice look inside. Handy to know for next time.

cheers

jdm01

It seems there are deals up to the end of August for DLP - What happens then? Once the schools go back, can we expect further offers? What's happened in previous years? I'm sure there's a few folks on the thread that can help me with their knowledge.

I was looking at the Leger day trip offers. It expires 28th August. This would probably mean £150 cost for me (for 6)!

I am heading to Paris with the kids in September 20th for a couple of days and am desperate to afford at least a single day at DLP - Standard Price of £240 per day! so the cheaper the better of course - I'm looking for any offers for a family of 6 - Wish me luck :eek::eek::eek:

J

DomTom

hey everyone. 4 of us plan to go to disney land on the weekend of the 15th of august. Dates can vary slighty (ie leave on friday, come back on monday). I was wondering if anyone could give me general tips and offers to keep the costs to a minimum

so its 4 adults, just 1 day in disneyland itself

i know that P&O are doing an offer, offering 1 free ticket per booking.
i read about the book on amazon that gives you a 20% voucher for planet hollywood.

we plan on staying in an "external" hotel, nothing fancy, just cheap, can anyone recommend any?

chrubble

DomTom wrote: »

hey everyone. 4 of us plan to go to disney land on the weekend of the 15th of august. Dates can vary slighty (ie leave on friday, come back on monday). I was wondering if anyone could give me general tips and offers to keep the costs to a minimum

so its 4 adults, just 1 day in disneyland itself

i know that P&O are doing an offer, offering 1 free ticket per booking.
i read about the book on amazon that gives you a 20% voucher for planet hollywood.

we plan on staying in an "external" hotel, nothing fancy, just cheap, can anyone recommend any?

Hi - Not an answer, but a 'Me too' - We are 2 adults and a 5 year old going to DLP for the day on the 9th October. We are staying in Paris and I would just like some advice on the cheapest way of buying day passes, so if anyone could include tips on this when replying to the original post, that would be great. Thanks!

emweaver

you can buy a discovery ticket on disneyland paris website which is £41 for both parks for 1 day, its 15% cheaper than buying at the gates, plus you can go via quidco etc for cashback