Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

babyfruitella

LNsaver wrote: »

Hi All,

The Voyage Prive price is by far the cheapest I have found but the ticket terms say...

"*Please be advised that the tickets do not allow multiple entries throughout the day."

On our previous visit we went between the park and studio on the same day.

Has anyone been to DLP with Voyage Prive? Is this right?

Thanks.

We've booked Sequoia Lodge & on the booking screen it says:

Disney Park Entrance

This offer includes daily park entrances* to both Disney parks. The ticket will be valid either 3 or 4 days depending on whether a 2 or 3 night package has been booked.
*Please be advised that the tickets allow multiple entries throughout the day.

LNsaver

Thanks for taking the trouble to look into my query.

I sent a message to Voyages Prive and they changed it.

It is the last day for the offer today so if anyone else is interested, go have a look now!

[Deleted User]

We are a family of 3 going to celebrate ous daughter 5th b'day on DLP, looking to go by eurostar from London on the 16th April staying 3 nights at the Cheyenne, half board and princess lunch.
All comes to £1249.70 and this includes 40% and under 7s stay and play free. OMG I can't even imagine how much would cost whitout the any promotion....:eek::(
Anyway, I am going to book from their official website, does this price seems alright? Is our firts nice trip since DD was born...
And should I buy insurance? how, when and where?
Disney website wants to charge either £42 or £57 extra for insurance...:(
Please Help!!!!!!

babyfruitella

Deleted_User wrote: »

We are a family of 3 going to celebrate ous daughter 5th b'day on DLP, looking to go by eurostar from London on the 16th April staying 3 nights at the Cheyenne, half board and princess lunch.
All comes to £1249.70 and this includes 40% and under 7s stay and play free. OMG I can't even imagine how much would cost whitout the any promotion....:eek::(
Anyway, I am going to book from their official website, does this price seems alright? Is our firts nice trip since DD was born...
And should I buy insurance? how, when and where?
Disney website wants to charge either £42 or £57 extra for insurance...:(
Please Help!!!!!!

Have you tried pricing it up yourself seperately? I've found that booking the travel direct with the supplier concerned works out cheaper (in my case it was the flights, but it may be similar for eurostar)

I've never stayed half board but the general consensus is that it's not worth it. You can eat cheaper without the half board option.

Regarding insurance, don't buy it through Disney, you're not obligated to & can get it much cheaper by shopping around. Click the insurance link in the banner at the top of this website. You'll be able to get it for at least half the price Disney are charging, if not even less.

peachyprice

Hi folks,

Has anyone been in Eurostar Premiere on the direct service to DLP? I was wondering what meals they served.

TIA

gsc140107

Good morning

My wife would like us all (2 adults + 5yr old daughter) to go to Disneyland Paris for her 40th birthday in August this year.

Can anyone advise me on the cheapest way to get there and stay please, looking on going wk commencing Mon 27th August prob on the Wed or Thurs of that week as her birthday is on 31st August.

All help gratefully recieved !!! Thanks

balletshoes

Deleted_User wrote: »

We are a family of 3 going to celebrate ous daughter 5th b'day on DLP, looking to go by eurostar from London on the 16th April staying 3 nights at the Cheyenne, half board and princess lunch.
All comes to £1249.70 and this includes 40% and under 7s stay and play free. OMG I can't even imagine how much would cost whitout the any promotion....:eek::(
Anyway, I am going to book from their official website, does this price seems alright? Is our firts nice trip since DD was born...
And should I buy insurance? how, when and where?
Disney website wants to charge either £42 or £57 extra for insurance...:(
Please Help!!!!!!

Do you have to go that week? It will be very busy at DLP then, as that week is 2 out of the 3 French zones school holidays, including Greater Paris schools (where DLP is situated). I'm guessing thats why your quote is so expensive, its peak time at DLP.

Definitely try moving your dates a little, pricing up your hotel/park tickets only with the official site, then your travel separately, and unless you're convinced you'll use a table or buffet service meal voucher for every night of your stay, don't book half board. There are other options at DLP, it depends where you'd prefer to eat, and the half board vouchers don't save you any money over just paying for your meal when you are there.

balletshoes

gsc140107 wrote: »

Good morning

My wife would like us all (2 adults + 5yr old daughter) to go to Disneyland Paris for her 40th birthday in August this year.

Can anyone advise me on the cheapest way to get there and stay please, looking on going wk commencing Mon 27th August prob on the Wed or Thurs of that week as her birthday is on 31st August.

All help gratefully recieved !!! Thanks

how long are you looking at going to DLP for, and is it part of a longer trip to France, or are you just going to DLP?

gsc140107

Morning balletshoes, we're looking at staying 2 or 3 nights only. No we wont be going anywhere else in France, just to there and then back to Blighty. Just need a bit of help/advice on cheapest way to get and stay there as budget is not the best !!!!

balletshoes

Driving and taking the Eurotunnel/ferry is probably the cheapest way of getting there for a family I'd say. You can use Tesco vouchers for the Eurotunnel I understand.

If you want to stay onsite, then you're best waiting for a good offer to come up, at least 30% off I'd say, on either the official DLP website, or on Voyage Privee, possibly even Expedia (although I'm not sure they get great deals for DLP for high summer season).

If you're not that concerned about staying onsite, there are loads of options very nearby. You'd have to buy your own park tickets though, if you buy an onsite package your hotel room, breakfast and park tickets for all of you are included in the price. But in August, it might work out cheaper to stay offsite and buy park tickets separately. Have a look on travelrepublic, alpharooms, Expedia etc for "Disneyland Paris" - they will give you a starting point for the offsite hotels and apartments in the vicinity.