Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

2ba3c

mikey72 wrote: »

Use the multistorey in the village, not the park car park.

Thanks Mikey - any idea how much it is, so I can budget?

mikey72

balletshoes wrote: »

............the main dlp car park costs 15 euros per day to park, but there is also a multi-story car park at the disney village (called the da vinci car park) where you can also park, and its 8 euros per day (its a slightly closer walk to that car park too, from the parks).

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bestpud

Oh noooo!! There's a 2 days 2 nights free offer on - why oh why do I look at this thread!

Now I feel an overwhelming urge to book!

mikey72

megsmaw06 wrote: »

Hi everyone

So, I'm trying to organise our first holiday to DLP for 8days/7nights in august 2013 for 2 adults/2 kids (11&7 at time of going). I've combed this thread for some really great help. So far I've got:

Flights from edinburgh - Easyjet
Hotel - Rive Gauche
Airport transfer - TVG + train from DLP to val d'europe
DLP tickets - Annual passport from CE or promo parcs
=£1350 (roughly) + food/spending money

Am I missing anything? Anyone know when the hotel dates would be released so I can book asap? Any general advice? We were looking to go into Paris for a day or two sightseeing, so any recommendations for that would be great!

The other way to get a decent price on Annual passe is via the shareholder club. 15% of most things, including annual passes.
But if you can find an offer for an adult pass with a kids pass free, that'll beat it.

Going into paris is easy, and worth it, you can get a day ticket for the metro from the station, then just hop on and off the metro as you please.

balletshoes

bestpud wrote: »

Oh noooo!! There's a 2 days 2 nights free offer on - why oh why do I look at this thread!

Now I feel an overwhelming urge to book!

get it booked - you know you want to

balletshoes

mikey72 wrote: »

The other way to get a decent price on Annual passe is via the shareholder club. 15% of most things, including annual passes.
But if you can find an offer for an adult pass with a kids pass free, that'll beat it.

Going into paris is easy, and worth it, you can get a day ticket for the metro from the station, then just hop on and off the metro as you please.

unfortunately megsmaw06's kids will be too old to get free APs (they have to be aged under 7). Were you looking at the discounted price annual passes on cemultiavantages or promoparcs megsmaw? They are cheaper at the moment than using shareholders discount at DLP to buy them.

candjsmum

balletshoes wrote: »

are you waiting for the indirect Eurostar for March? As the direct fares have already been released, both online and by phone .

Can't see where?? Eurostar.com only goes up to December at the moment, or am I looking in the wrong place

balletshoes

candjsmum wrote: »

Can't see where?? Eurostar.com only goes up to December at the moment, or am I looking in the wrong place

are your journeys on a Saturday or a Tuesday? If they are, there are no direct services to DLP on those days, so you won't be able to book yet.

But if you're travelling on any other days, you can book the direct Eurostar for March - I've just had a quick look at the fares are definitely there.

summer78

Hi all we are booking for the first time just noticed someone say there is a 2 days and 2 nights free deal. Where do I get this deal please? I have gone a little back in the thread and can't find this deal. Thank you so much x

RunningMan_2

candjsmum wrote: »

Can't see where?? Eurostar.com only goes up to December at the moment, or am I looking in the wrong place

I've already booked for next May at eurostar.com! Not sure why you can't see the dates; try clearing out your browser cache maybe.