Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

Procrastinator333

Cheers for that, figured they must. Not going to take a large case, but don't really want to take it in the park!

emweaver

for anyone going soon i read on another forum they are scanning you as you enter the park wth the airport type scanners, also got the army at the train station and police and sniffer dogs going into the park before it opens. just a precaution due to the high alert were all on atm but thought I would mention it to save you being alarmed when you get there and thinking something has actually happened

Rachie_B

emweaver wrote: »

clearly if you have their passport you have permission to take them, i know plenty of people that take neices / nephews / friends none of whihc have any problems maybe you just had a "funny" person?

weve been by ferry 3 times and called into their customs passport checking place and not once been asked this question and my passports is in my maiden name and dd is in my married name

erm no not necessarily!

I am just telling what happened to us on our last trip ( Oct 09)
it was on Eurotunnel BTW

First and only time anything has been said / Qed

holidaysaver

Hi, I'm new to the Forum and don't even know whether I'm posting this in the right place. Can anyone recommend where I can buy cheap eurodisney passes? We are taking our 3 year old grand daughter to euro disney in March this year and are staying at a hotel which does not include the passes. We need the passes for 3 days for 3 adults and I presume we'll have to pay for the 3 year old ? Any help would be much appreciated. Thankyou

aj2703

Hi click on this....

https://www.booktickets.disneylandparis.com/tnsa6/live/shop/A/MAINGBCD/pluto/index.php?vld=1&affid=SECUTIX&tduid=32454335543R

Be sure to click on Display all tickets...! Your looking at £357....

emweaver

Rachie_B wrote: »

erm no not necessarily!

I am just telling what happened to us on our last trip ( Oct 09)
it was on Eurotunnel BTW

First and only time anything has been said / Qed

erm ok maybe your child looked scared like he was being kidnapped lol

only joking but ive already been told NO YOUR WRONG so why try and belittle me more when Ive contributed a great deal to this thread

emweaver

aj2703 wrote: »

Hi click on this....

https://www.booktickets.disneylandparis.com/tnsa6/live/shop/A/MAINGBCD/pluto/index.php?vld=1&affid=SECUTIX&tduid=32454335543R

Be sure to click on Display all tickets...! Your looking at £357....

If you go via quidco as opposed to that link you get 6.5% cashback

Once quidco lands you on the dlp homepage, go to find your ideal offer along the top and then tickets

emweaver

holidaysaver wrote: »

Hi, I'm new to the Forum and don't even know whether I'm posting this in the right place. Can anyone recommend where I can buy cheap eurodisney passes? We are taking our 3 year old grand daughter to euro disney in March this year and are staying at a hotel which does not include the passes. We need the passes for 3 days for 3 adults and I presume we'll have to pay for the 3 year old ? Any help would be much appreciated. Thankyou

depends how honest you are, if shes in a pram you wont be asked for her ticket, ive heard a few people mention theyve done this.

aj2703

emweaver wrote: »

If you go via quidco as opposed to that link you get 6.5% cashback

Once quidco lands you on the dlp homepage, go to find your ideal offer along the top and then tickets

Great advice em... (never thought of quidco.)

Holidaysaver, you might want to visit the quidco site, signup and bookthrough them and save a bit of money.

mercman1969

Transfers

going to dlp end March and flying from East Midlands into CDG airport

what is our cheapest and least stressfull option of getting to the park