Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

kristi

Hi there, we have always used Leger, but with these travel is included. There prices are very reasonable and use all transport types. Last time we went it was for halloween we stayed for 3 nights went by plane, stayed in the MyTravel Explorers hotel. It included 2 days in the park (hopper ticket) and breakfast. There were 3 adults and 2 kids and the total price was just over £1,000.

www.leger.co.uk

vikingaero

I find that if we drive to Disney it's cheaper to book everything separately ourselves. So we book direct with Disney and direct with Eurotunnel. Some travel agents are a right PITA as they insist on selling their own allocations on different days and different hotels and try to make us believe that nothing else is available.

0501clair

Hi I have always booked separately too. Cheap flights, then look around for hotel deals. I think the associated DLP Hotels offer much better value and are far more comfortable. My personal favouite is Holiday inn, you can check out their offers http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/hi/1/en/hotel/pardi?_requestid=116344&crUrl=/h/d/6c/1/en/hotelsearchresults&rpb=hotel&_requestid=116347

MyExplorers is ok http://www.explorershotels.com/

Dream Castle Hotel http://www.vi-hotels.com/content/en/246.php

kYRIAD
http://www.kyriad.com/hotel/en/FRA22299.htm

RADISSON http://www.golfresort.paris.radissonsas.com/

These hotels should be checked for prices also try Expedia, but there not as good as they used to be.

If you want anymore info please let me know.

Comper21

Last time we went there we used www.cheaperferries.com for the ferry part.
It took us about 3 hours to do the drive from/to Calais. We phoned Disney direct to book our Hotel and managed to get a fantastic room in the Hotel New York overlooking Lake Disney.

kittykat

I know this is short notice.... but my kind (!) employers have granted me a week's leave for October half term (w/c 22/10). I would like to treat my family to a 3/4 night stay in Paris - 2 days in Disney and 1/2 days in the centre. We will probably take the car and Eurotunnel as we can top up on shopping etc - and Eurostar is running quite expensive.
I am struggling to find a hotel that can accommodate 5 of us together that is accessible to both the Disney park and the City - children are 10,12,13 - does anyone have any suggestions/recommendations?

BernadetteN

Explorers Hotel has rooms for 6. Pierre et Vacances at Val D-europe has appartments for 6. Citadines at Magny le Hongre. Alternatively loads of chioces with Etap and Premiere Classe chains that do 3 people per room very cheaply so you just reserve 2 rooms.

edmond

We are looking to on the 28th Nov I have a family of four
I will be driving and have got the following price:
Petrol there and back £120.00 + an additional £30.00 for tolls.
Ferry crossing free with tesco clubcard points other wise about £75.00
Accommodation off park self catering 3 nights Citéa Résidentiel Marne La Vallée 3 nights £107.04
Park tickets I have an annual pass so don’t pay for these but you can get them form http://www.365tickets.com/prodhubs.cfm/productId/71
4 days for the price of three £76.95 per adult kids under 7 free.
Total £562.89

elljay20

hi guys,

wondering if anyone could advise me how to get a good deal for disney?

2 adults and 1 child flying from manchester early december for 3 nights.

got a quote from the travel agents and its £860:eek: :eek: :eek: Although that does include passes etc. i found a hotel for around £300 but flights from leeds were coming in at £200 each!!

any ideas where i can get a better deal from?

cheers

The_Mallard

What age is your child? Does it need to be a Disney hotel. Prices are a lot cheaper in the last week of November if that's any use to you.

elljay20

The_Mallard wrote: »

What age is your child? Does it need to be a Disney hotel. Prices are a lot cheaper in the last week of November if that's any use to you.

she is 3. am not fulled about it being a week earlier. it's just so expensive! found a hotel and flights for £500 booking them seperatly but then tickets for disney are about £200:eek: