Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

sunshune

thank you so much for your help ballet shoes we will start in the main disneyland park to the studios for the playhouse disney show and toy story then back to disneyland park for the other rides. I take it the parks are not far from each other then?

Thats good I'll get the programme next week as I like to plan things well i have to with my little one ;oD



may sound like a silly question we will probably have to take our buggy from home as the little one will get tired, do they have buggy parks at the rides do you know or does one of us have to keep an eye on it while the other goes on a ride?

What did you mean by changing the sky tickets?

sunshune

http://www.attractiontix.co.uk/disneyland-paris.aspx


just saw this website and they said that all tickets come with a fast pass, i wonder how that happens

balletshoes

sunshune wrote: »

thank you so much for your help ballet shoes we will start in the main disneyland park to the studios for the playhouse disney show and toy story then back to disneyland park for the other rides. I take it the parks are not far from each other then?

the park gates are less than 5 minutes walk from each other.

Thats good I'll get the programme next week as I like to plan things well i have to with my little one ;oD



may sound like a silly question we will probably have to take our buggy from home as the little one will get tired, do they have buggy parks at the rides do you know or does one of us have to keep an eye on it while the other goes on a ride?

there are places outside every ride where you can leave your buggy - they are not manned though so you might want to bring a bicycle lock to lock up the wheels while you ride.

What did you mean by changing the sky tickets?

sorry, I thought you had free sky tickets to use at DLP? If you do, you have to change them for park tickets first thing in the morning at the ticket booths, before you can enter the parks.

sunshune wrote: »

http://www.attractiontix.co.uk/disneyland-paris.aspx


just saw this website and they said that all tickets come with a fast pass, i wonder how that happens

yes, all park entry tickets allow you to fastpass any fastpass ride. Its not all rides in the park, and if you have an access pass that will probably work better than fastpass for you. DLRPmagic has some good information on fastpass and how they work. Anyone can use them.

sasha1610

hi all i have two sky tickets to use on the 8th august. we are a family of 4 (2 adults, 1 4yr old and 1 1yr old) was thinking of going from the 7th - 10th and staying at the dream castle. would probably use eurotunnel aswell. can anyone advise whats going to be the best/cheapest way to book. any advise would be great im clueless lol thanks

balletshoes

sasha1610 wrote: »

hi all i have two sky tickets to use on the 8th august. we are a family of 4 (2 adults, 1 4yr old and 1 1yr old) was thinking of going from the 7th - 10th and staying at the dream castle. would probably use eurotunnel aswell. can anyone advise whats going to be the best/cheapest way to book. any advise would be great im clueless lol thanks

For the Dream Castle (or the Explorers, Magic Circus, or Kyriad - they are all in a row next to each other and a similar standard, except the Kyriad has no pool, the others do) check Expedia, travelrepublic, alpharooms, etc etc. I think you might get a one-day Disneyland Paris park ticket free for bookings with Expedia, but I'm not sure if that offer has expired now?

If you have tesco clubcard vouchers those can be used to get your eurotunnel fare.

sasha1610

thanks will have a look now

sunshune

Thanks for all of your help

iceburn

@Sunshune, with accesspass, you can skip all the queues, on the parade / light show at the end, etc. you get special seating etc..

JackiePaper

Hi everyone, new to this site and wondering if anyone can help? Want to take the kids to disney land paris next summer - will be me, dh and 2 kids who will be 8 and 6. looking to go whit week at end of may as that seems to be the cheapest time (have to go in school hols as dh is a teacher) Disney website is offering 15% off and child under 7 free - comes to 600 at cheyenne. does this sound like a good price or will better discounts come up nearer the time? also wondering cheapest way to get there, struggling to find flights for less than 800 if anyone has any ideas id be v grateful as have never taken the kids abroad before. thanks

JackiePaper

sorry should have said looking to go for 3 nights