Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

vixmony

Vikki_74 wrote: »

FNAC has one day tickets from €35-€41 (one park) or €45-€51 (both parks) depending on your dates. Not sure if they are the absolute cheapest or not but we just bought tickets to the Buffalo Bills show from them with no problems.

If you're a Sky TV customer you can get two free adult tickets (1 day / 2 park) but not sure how much availability they have left.

Thanks how can I find out about this sky offer please?.

Vikki_74

https://rewards.sky.com/skyloyalty/home/tickets-and-treats/disneyland-paris-treat/index.html

You will need to create &/or log in to an online account, get the code they give you on the first page then just pick your date...had a nosy just now and they still have a lot of availability. You can also buy child tickets for a discounted price (£43).

vixmony

Vikki_74 wrote: »

https://rewards.sky.com/skyloyalty/home/tickets-and-treats/disneyland-paris-treat/index.html

You will need to create &/or log in to an online account, get the code they give you on the first page then just pick your date...had a nosy just now and they still have a lot of availability. You can also buy child tickets for a discounted price (£43).

Arr what can I say many thanks for your help, made a pledge after your assistance to come here often and help out others more often in particular on the tech side, will feed back on what deal I get.

vixmony

Gutted to say the very least, went on the website today and dates for free offer offer were still available, kept trying to redeem offer but kept getting an error message so called sky and was told nothing left and when I mentioned Dates were still showing was advised they are all gone but it takes the system a while to register, so any more similar suggestions please.?

Vikki_74

Oh no, how disappointing...sorry I got your hopes up

Just out of interest, was there just no availability for the date you wanted or generally? We are thinking about maybe going back later in the year if we could get the Sky tickets (just had 2 cheap days courtesy of the Sun offer) but I won't bother keep looking and trying to work it into our plans if they're all sold out.

I'm out of suggestions now, other than maybe Tesco clubcard deals - £30 in vouchers gives you a 1 day / 2 park ticket, same price for adults or children. Not the best value redemption IMO but wouldn't technically cost you anything if you happen to have a lot of clubcard points going spare.

http://www.tesco.com/clubcard/deals/product.aspx?R=2484

Jo4

Can anyone provide me with the link to view what parades are on in Disney in May? Also, does the last VEA shuttle bus really leave the hotels outside Disney on a Sunday a round 4pm as our flights don't leave Charles de Gaulle airport until after 9pm? If I am correct about the times for the VEA bus on a Sunday is there any way we could get to the airport a little later?

emweaver

if you go on the official site they have their programmes online showing you all the shows, parades etc The May programme will be added the beginning of May

emweaver

Stephen_Leak wrote: »

TIP

When you enter the park, it's a good idea to take a trip around the park on the railroad to get "the lie of the land".

The only problem is that almost everyone else has the same idea.

The train goes around anti-clockwise. So, turn left and walk to the station down the line (it's not far) and get on there.

Myself and many of my friends and family have all said this is a waste of half an hour as it is soo boring and you don't see half of the park.

Jo4

emweaver wrote: »

if you go on the official site they have their programmes online showing you all the shows, parades etc The May programme will be added the beginning of May

Thanks! That explains why I could find out what parades were on in April but not May! :eek: :rotfl:

emweaver

madvixen wrote: »

I'm pretty sure you can get into Disney Village without a ticket. There's only 1 shop there though but lots of restaurants and bars

There is more than one shop there .