Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

emweaver

Buy drinks from the RER station (opp disney village virtually) as there cheaper and they sell crisps, biccies etc which you cant get in the park and we found the snacks in RER much cheaper than in service stations on the way to DLP.

Rachie_B

Clare1981 wrote: »

Hiya, we are off to DLP in 5 weeks time!!!

We have 3 boys, they will be 7, 2 and 6 weeks!!

Our main concern is the amount of money we need to take and are looking for tips on how to save money!! Cheapest places to eat??

Also any other tips you think are worth knowing!!

Thanks in advance!! xxxxx

stay away from the gift shops lol
have a look at the DLRP foodguide to budget for food : http://www.dlpfoodguide.com/index.php

we eat a big meal once a day ,evening usually
with snacks during the rest of the day,we take drinks etc in with us & werent stopped from doing so

thos DLRP forum is fab :http://www.disboards.com/forumdisplay.php?f=77

BenL

There are loads of threads - use the search function FBOAD or I will steal all your biscuits!!!

Incapuppy

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=527819

fatboyonadiet

Are you following me Ben??

flowerscotland

hi everyone, this thread is amazing, just been sitting reading through it.

I am looking to book in the next couple of days, probably for about sept/oct time this year, for 3 days to the santa fe hotel, when comparing flights and times etc I was wondering if anyone could tell me what time you can book in and out of the hotels at ? And are the passes we receive valid for the full day ? As we wouldnt be flying home until late on the third night.

Thanks in advance

isitenough

Hi
Wanted to ask a (could be silly!) question.
Going to spend a couple of days at Disneyland Paris at the end of May. We need 2 adult tickets and 2 kiddies tickets. When looking on 365tickets.com I noticed that instead of buying the 2 day hopper passes for for us it's slightly cheaper (£12) to buy separate 1 day passes. Going through quidco could make the price slightly cheaper as well - is this worth doing or should I just go for the 2 day hopper instead?

The tickets don't have the date you want to go to the park do they? We know rough dates but don't know for definate yet and would like to be flexible.
Cheers.

Rachie_B

isitenough wrote: »

Hi
Wanted to ask a (could be silly!) question.
Going to spend a couple of days at Disneyland Paris at the end of May. We need 2 adult tickets and 2 kiddies tickets. When looking on 365tickets.com I noticed that instead of buying the 2 day hopper passes for for us it's slightly cheaper (£12) to buy separate 1 day passes. Going through quidco could make the price slightly cheaper as well - is this worth doing or should I just go for the 2 day hopper instead?

The tickets don't have the date you want to go to the park do they? We know rough dates but don't know for definate yet and would like to be flexible.
Cheers.

there would be no probs in buying 2 x 1 day passes instead ,
i do not know if they are printed with the dates on though ??

order separately from quidco each time to get cashback on each one

Rachie_B

flowerscotland wrote: »

hi everyone, this thread is amazing, just been sitting reading through it.

I am looking to book in the next couple of days, probably for about sept/oct time this year, for 3 days to the santa fe hotel, when comparing flights and times etc I was wondering if anyone could tell me what time you can book in and out of the hotels at ? And are the passes we receive valid for the full day ? As we wouldnt be flying home until late on the third night.

Thanks in advance

try asking on here hun : http://www.disboards.com/forumdisplay.php?f=77

emweaver

the gift shops arent that expensive, their prices are the same as our disney stores.

www.legerholidays.co.uk do coach holidays too dlp and they cover pretty much most of the uk for pick ups