Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

Nara

Arggg its so confusing!

Been keeping an eye and checking on prices for next March but everytime i look it changes!

Now theres an offer for children under 12 to travel free on Eurostar but the price is coming up as the most expensive!!!

Do they normally do a good deal around Xmas or is that too late to book?

The annoying thing is the trains don't seem to run every day from my local station to Disneyland so the offer for an extra night means i can;t get a train back! Meh looks like i have to play with the dates a bit!

Nara

Oh and i want to book one of the experiences for my daughters Bday as she will be 6 while we are there, what one is the best?!!?

iceburn

Just saw this offer which for ppl who want a short break to DLPR during the Xmas season might be a good deal. (really need a car)

http://www.tothemagic.co.uk/Disney_Sun/Default.aspx?r=385
(prices are Per person)
one night stay (nov 18, 19, 25, Dec 2, 3, 9, 10, 16, 20, 21, 22)
for 6 people £19.99, for 5 people £29, for 4 people £39, for 3 people £49 and 2 people £69
two night stay (Nov 18, 24, dec 2, 9, 15, 18, 20, 21)
for 6 people £35, for 5 people £44, 4 people £55, for 3 people £69 and 2 people £89

Can pay an extra £80 and go by eurotunnel.

If you dont have any passes can get tickets on this offer at adults £29 and children £25, can buy tickets for 1, 2 or 3 days.

Disney hotel you will be staying at is the Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch and ferry crossings are included in the price above.

iceburn

mikey72 wrote: »

Most places in france are closed sunday, and Val D Europe shopping centre and Auchan are definately closed from experience.

It was open in September when we went there..

mikey72

iceburn wrote: »

It was open in September when we went there..

You've got me there. It was shut Sunday in August.

From the Auchan website

http://www.auchan.fr/magasin/accueil/accueil.jsp?idPageMagasin=-1&source=Votre_Magasin_Nav_principale

M Gilles REGY et son !quipe vous accueillent
Du lundi au samedi de 08h30 à 22h00.

(M R!gy Gilles and his team welcome you
Monday to Saturday from 08:30 to 22:00.)

and from the shopping centre website

http://www.valdeurope.fr/106-13545-Horaires-d-ouverture.php

A Val d'Europe, Vous êtes les bienvenus ...

Hypermarch! AUCHAN
Il vous accueille de 08h30 à 22h00 sans interruption, du lundi au samedi

Boutiques & Magasins
Toutes nos !quipes sont ravies de vous accueillir, du lundi au samedi de 10h00 à 21h00

Zone de Restauration LES TERRASSES
Tous nos restaurants sont ouverts du lundi au dimanche de 10H00 à minuitL'Aquarium Sea Life et toute son !quipe vous souhaite la bienvenue à bord
Il vous accueille du lundi au dimanche de 10h00 à 17h30

(In Val d'Europe, you are welcome ...

Auchan
It is open from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. without interruption from Monday to Saturday

Shops & Stores
All our teams are delighted to welcome you from Monday to Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Zone restore land
All our restaurants are open from Monday to Sunday from 10:00 to 0:00

The Sea Life Aquarium and his team welcome you on board
It is open from Monday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.)

luciesmummy82

lynsh49 wrote: »

Hiya, planning a first time trip to euro disney end jan 2012 2 adults and 2 children 1 and 4, staying in cheyenne for 2 nights £418, is this the best i will get? Have only looked on the disney website can anyone point in the direction of other websites to try to get a good deal. thanks

I used disneylandparisdirect and have just recieved my tickets today YAY!!! so excited!!!!! They came up cheapest for me but I did book back in march when it was 40%off- I believe it has gone up a bit since then..anyway, I cant fault them in any way- Ive called them loads of times and they are easy to get hold of and friendly and give advice and helped me so much in decideing what I wanted. As the rest now is up to Disney itself, Id really recommend them

Lindy_-_Loo

hello, we arrive at DLP before 3pm which is when I think the hotel room is available, what do we do with our luggage when we arrive there from the airport? Anyone got any ideas? thanks x

balletshoes

Lindy_-_Loo wrote: »

hello, we arrive at DLP before 3pm which is when I think the hotel room is available, what do we do with our luggage when we arrive there from the airport? Anyone got any ideas? thanks x

although the official line is that you can't get your room key before 3pm, you often can. You go check in whatever time you arrive at your hotel - if your room is ready, you get your room key. If not, you get everything else (park tickets, park programme, any meal vouchers you've paid for in advance, breakfast slots/pick your breakfast in the park etc) and you can leave your luggage in the luggage store for free (every onsite hotel has one).

johnnyroper

after some hotel advice please.

basically we went to DLP in march and bought annual passes so thinking of going back in Feb 12.

Anyone recommend good value hotels for the half term week 12/02-16/02 not bothered if it is a disney hotel or one in the vacinity so long as not too far away and a decent shuttle service is provided.
Will be going on eurostar so easy transfer between station and hotel preferred also.

balletshoes

if you want a decent free shuttle service between the parks and your hotel, and as you already have annual passes, your best option would probably be any of the associated hotels, but not booked through Disney (Kyriad, Explorers, Dream Castle, Magic Circus). Lots of agents sell these hotels, and they all have their own booking websites too.

You could also price up any onsite hotel for one adult (plus any free kids places you would qualify for - usually kids under 12 stay free at that time of year) then add your other adult/paying kids with APs when you check in at the hotel. You have to stay within the maximum occupancy for the onsite room (so 4 guests plus an infant) but apart from that, you wouldn't be charged any more than a couple of euros per night booked into the onsite hotel, for the extra guests added at check-in.