Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

towills

ticker355 wrote: »

we are booking the Santa Fe hotel with the all stay parks tickets, does anyone know whether you get the tickets for the park before you have to book into the hotel.

We have just been back from Sante Fe...! Well, u go to Reception and they give you the park tickets, breakfast voucher and meal vouchers (if pre-booked). If u r tarvelling with kids, they ask u of you prefer bunk-bed or double beds. If you want to check in straight, tell them either option will do and I'm sure she will hand over the room keys to you instantly (in my case bunk-bed rooms were not ready so I opted for 2 double beds). Next to reception is information counter, best would be to do you meal reservation or you might end up queuing at the restaurant. hope you have a lovely time..;)

Claremac

Just back from 3 days/2 nights at Sequoia Lodge. Thanks for all the tips on here especially for the Wild West Show booked via the French website and costing 29 euros each. Great fun!
We got a fantastic deal at the Seqouia. As it was very busy in the parks I was enquiring at reception as to what the Premium Fastpass was all about. It was looking to be too expensive but then the receptionist said that if we took a suite for our one remaining night we would get Premium Fastpasses included for all 4 of us for the remaining 2 days in the parks. She said it would be 42 euros. I was just working out whether 42 euros each was a good deal when she said that it was 42 euros in total. So we paid an extra 42 euros, got the Premium Fastpasses, a huge suite with a half-bottle of champagne, tea and coffee-making facilities (very handy given the usual prices), a Mickey Mouse plush for the kids and a balcony. The Premium Fastpasses made a huge difference to the remaining days in the parks as it took the pressure off trying to plan everything around times of queues and getting the next Fastpass ticket.
It is well worth enquiring whether a deal like this is available if anyone is going soon as they were quite happy to offer it.

balletshoes

ticker355 wrote: »

we are booking the Santa Fe hotel with the all stay parks tickets, does anyone know whether you get the tickets for the park before you have to book into the hotel.

Unless you are travelling by Eurostar and have Disney Express included (that way you get your park tickets etc on the train) you get everything when you check in at your hotel. So no, you don't get anything sent to you (except your confirmation email with booking reference number) before you arrive at your hotel.

balletshoes

Claremac wrote: »

Just back from 3 days/2 nights at Sequoia Lodge. Thanks for all the tips on here especially for the Wild West Show booked via the French website and costing 29 euros each. Great fun!
We got a fantastic deal at the Seqouia. As it was very busy in the parks I was enquiring at reception as to what the Premium Fastpass was all about. It was looking to be too expensive but then the receptionist said that if we took a suite for our one remaining night we would get Premium Fastpasses included for all 4 of us for the remaining 2 days in the parks. She said it would be 42 euros. I was just working out whether 42 euros each was a good deal when she said that it was 42 euros in total. So we paid an extra 42 euros, got the Premium Fastpasses, a huge suite with a half-bottle of champagne, tea and coffee-making facilities (very handy given the usual prices), a Mickey Mouse plush for the kids and a balcony. The Premium Fastpasses made a huge difference to the remaining days in the parks as it took the pressure off trying to plan everything around times of queues and getting the next Fastpass ticket.
It is well worth enquiring whether a deal like this is available if anyone is going soon as they were quite happy to offer it.

Wow thats fabulous! Well done on getting such a great deal on the suite!

wendyphant

Hi Guys

23 days to go:j:j:j:j

We are staying at the sequoia lodge and thought we'd ring to see how much it would be to upgrade to a suite considering the above offer.......

Because we had the room on the 40% off deal they would add on that 40% plus 42 Euros:( oh well will have to try and ask when we get there you never know they may give me a free upgrade.........sorry was in the disney dream castle again:rotfl::rotfl:

Claremac

Yes, definitely worth a try as we'd booked on the half-price offer of a few weeks ago and we still got the deal! I think it depends on what they have available and better for them to have 42 euros than not sell the suite at all presumably. We had been in a Montana room before the upgrade which was why it was 42 euros. A standard room would have been 60 euros but still worth it. I checked and it was actually a VIP fastpass we had, not a Premium. I don't know if that makes any difference. It wasn't valid until 10.30a.m but the parks were quieter before that. Good luck!

emmakirks

So for those of you in 'the know' about DLP - do you think there will be a better deal than the current 30% off for going next March?

Thanks Emma

Dipsy_2

Hi,

Wondering if anyone can help me. I have four unused adult tickets for Disneyland Paris, which I got in 1999 or 2000. I remember at the time that the new tickets were coming out with expiration dates on them, but these did not have any date restriction and I was told I could use these in years to come.

Would anyone know if they will still be valid? I would love them to be, as we are planning our first family trip there this Nov and it certainly would save us some money.

Thanks for reading.

sar050680

Does anyone know roughly the cost of return transfer from CDG airport to Hotel Santa Fe with a taxi at the airport? Or should I book the bus at £100 return?

Tia, Paul.

wendyphant

Hi guys

Am watching toy story 2 for the third time today:mad: but am getting sooooo excited about out hols:j:j:jsorry about the countdown to hols but it is going to get worse the closer we get:j;)