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Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers
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Room is through alpharooms and obviously doesn't include tickets but even having to buy an annual pass still works out cheaper for us x0
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Have been weighing up best options for us to take our 2 year old to Disney this December and think i have settled on a "best deal"
3 nights B&B at Kyriad - £128.17
Eurostar from Ebbsfleet to Disney - £158
2 x annual passes - about £240
A touch over £500 with the next years trips working out much cheaper!! That sound like a good deal? :j
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Thats me for sure. Never even knew about the annual passes before so they should help us a bit Use them as much as we can before our daughter is 3 so she doesn't need one lol x0
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Anyone ever booked a large group into planet Hollywood? Off to Disney for my hen do next June and there is 20 of us going
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Soooo I think we've settled on my sons birthday in January now to re-attempt our trip. Not sure we really want to go 3 nights (thinking of the spending money needed). I've noticed that the Irish site is still offering 30% off. Has anyone from the UK ever booked through the Irish link? Will there be any problems? I can put all my own address details in, I just can't change the country from Ireland.......COMP WINS FOR HUBBY & I SINCE SEPTEMBER:2 £50 DOMINOS VOUCHERS, 13 PAIRS OF FOOTBALL TICKETS, MICROSOFT HOME EDTN, 2 PAIRS OF ALTON TOWERS TICKETS, 1 CASE OF PERCY PIGS, 1 PAIR OF LEATHER LADIES GLOVES, 4 COLLECTION 2000 PRODUCTS, PLAYSTATION 3 WITH FIFA 12, 5* HOTEL STAY IN LONDON, SEASON 6 OF SUPERNATURAL DVD, PERFECT PIZZA VOUCHER0
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babyfruitella wrote: »Soooo I think we've settled on my sons birthday in January now to re-attempt our trip. Not sure we really want to go 3 nights (thinking of the spending money needed). I've noticed that the Irish site is still offering 30% off. Has anyone from the UK ever booked through the Irish link? Will there be any problems? I can put all my own address details in, I just can't change the country from Ireland.......
theres no problem at all doing this, just leave the country at Ireland, put in all your other correct details, and thats it done. Your confirmation booking reference, which is all you need to check in with, comes to your email address
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Thanks, I knew you'd know
COMP WINS FOR HUBBY & I SINCE SEPTEMBER:2 £50 DOMINOS VOUCHERS, 13 PAIRS OF FOOTBALL TICKETS, MICROSOFT HOME EDTN, 2 PAIRS OF ALTON TOWERS TICKETS, 1 CASE OF PERCY PIGS, 1 PAIR OF LEATHER LADIES GLOVES, 4 COLLECTION 2000 PRODUCTS, PLAYSTATION 3 WITH FIFA 12, 5* HOTEL STAY IN LONDON, SEASON 6 OF SUPERNATURAL DVD, PERFECT PIZZA VOUCHER0 -
Booked our trip going 27th feb till my DDs bday on 29th. Going by train from London, staying at sante fe, 3adults 3 children, with dinner with mickey mouse & the buffalo bill show (1st category) comes to 1200, ouch!
What's it like there in feb? Does it shut down for winter?0
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