Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

Day-Dreamer_3

balletshoes - True, the flash sale ended last week. I haven't heard of Voyage privee so will go and research lol.

Curlywurli - Flights are available for us on our preferred dates. We wanted to book back in Jan but things went a bit awry, hence why I'm more than loathed to pay full whack lol.

Thanks again.

sarah69696pink

Hi All,
Does anyone know any coach companies that do a one day trip to eurodisney? We did it with the Sun last year and missed booking for this year, but would love to do it again.

Rachie_B

flash sale on tickets inc BBWWS http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2875553

Rachie_B

sarah69696pink wrote: »

Hi All,
Does anyone know any coach companies that do a one day trip to eurodisney? We did it with the Sun last year and missed booking for this year, but would love to do it again.

http://www.facebook.com/#!/tothemagic ie consort travel

AdamBrunt

Got back last night and the kids, as suspected, loved every minute of it.

Had 3 days worth of Sun vouchers, went in at about 11AM on Monday, all day Tuesday, left at about 1PM yesterday. The weather was pretty overcast the whole time which, seemingly, kept the locals away as we didn't have to do much queueing - in fact, I only used fastpass once (for Hollywood Hotel) the queues were that short. I think we must have done the Buzz ride about 8 times in 3 days !!! Tip from me, if you didn't already know, even if you're not a "single rider" the single rider queue for Toy Story parachute ride is great . The only downside was we couldn't convince the kids to go on Crush's Coaster at all

As we weren't there for the just day this time we also took in some of the shows; Animagic - the kids loved it, Cinemagic - we all loved it [ even if I spent most of it trying to recognise the films ], Stitch Live - the kids loved it but me and the OH thought it felt way too short.

Stand out rides ? For the kids - Buzz and Autopia, for me - Hollywood Hotel. The kids weren't fussed about PoTC ("the entrance is too dark and scary") so I went on and, to be honest, I am not sure what all the hype is about.

Finally, I can't thank the poster who recommended the Kyriad enough. For the price, the room was great, breakfast was great (got an earlyish timeslot thanks to tripadvisor reviews - the queue was way out door come 8:30AM), and the shuttle service couldn't be faulted.

rowens101

hi looking for cheap family room for 2 nights near disney, i see lots of people talking about kyriad, but there is more than one and no one says which they booked?

Kyriad Chelles

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City Residence Bry sur Marne

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Residhome Roissy Village- Apartment

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choice of the 3 cheapest hotels, what would you recomend please? or maybe you can find me a better deal for 2a 2c june 3rd + 4th? Thank you

peachyprice

AdamBrunt wrote: »

Had 3 days worth of Sun vouchers, went in at about 11AM on Monday, all day Tuesday, left at about 1PM yesterday.

Did you happen to see a whole pack of Brownies on Monday or Tuesday?

rowens101

ok so i've kyriad at dlp for 166 and explorers for 199, not the cheapest but maybe the best options. which would you guys go for?

AdamBrunt

peachyprice wrote: »

Did you happen to see a whole pack of Brownies on Monday or Tuesday?

Now that you mention it - yes we did ... twice.

Once on the Monday when they were walking around the main park and then on the Tuesday afternoon; we were on the shuttle back to the Kyriad and a whole pack (from Essex) got on @ Explorers with all their cases. My other half spoke to one of the leaders about how much it cost them, etc, etc

rowens101 wrote: »

ok so i've kyriad at dlp for 166 and explorers for 199, not the cheapest but maybe the best options. which would you guys go for?

How many nights is that for ? Does it include breakfast ? We paid about £60 per night @ Kyriad for 2 adults and 2 children inc breakfast (but then we did book it about 3 months in advance). Can't comment on Explorers but Kyriad is definitely worth £60 per night

rowens101

its for 2 nights with breakfast, only found kyriad available with travel republic. booking for june, so well in advance but maybe busier time of yr