Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

beerqueen

Thanks so much for that! I'm the only one of the six of us you have been before so am trying to make sure the others enjoy it as much as I have and so am trying to plan as much as possible! Am cross that I didn't realise fantillusion has finished by the time we go but am hoping Dreams is good. One last thing (I think last anyways!) are you still only allowed to hold one fastpass at a time (the first time I went you could hold more which sort've planned things for you!)

Thanks again!

balletshoes

yes, still only one fastpass at a time.

beerqueen

Thanks again! All getting excited now!

balletshoes

beerqueen wrote: »

Thanks again! All getting excited now!

enjoy - and watch Dreams as often as you can, its incredible.

beerqueen

Thanks - I think we'll try to see it every evening!

DanielleJH

Hi everyone, off to DLRP in 3 weeks, staying at the Radisson from the 15th-17th with my boyfriend and am really excited! I've been to WDW a few times and we're booked again for next September but last time we both went to DLRP we were about 5 - we obviously know very little about it in comparison, so I just have a few questions!

First of all we're looking at 2 park 3 day tickets and I'm coming up with around £125 each at cheapest (think that was with AttractionTix), is this the best I can get?

With it being a weekend what sort of queues are we looking at? I've been looking and queues seem to have been around the hour or less mark during the past few weekends but was wondering how September weekends compare with the busier summer months?

We get into the station at around midday on the Saturday and were planning on going to the Studios until close and then heading to Disneyland Park for the parade and fireworks, and maybe a ride or two depending on queues. Then the rough plan is Disneyland on the Sunday and the Studios on the Monday. Does that sound okay?

And finally, we were hoping to use the Disneyland Express luggage service but have booked hotel and Eurostar separate so is it possible to book this through the hotel so we can leave our bags at the station and go?

TIA for any help!

beerqueen

Hi there! We got our tickets through 365tickets and they were £118 - 4 days for the price of 3 (I know you only want 3 days but you get the extra one anyway!). Don't know the answer to your other questions though I'm sure Balletshoes will help out!

bingers_2

What time do people recommend that we should get to the park?.

It is our first time and we have free sky tickets which say - you should arrive early on your day to avoid disappointment'. Does this mean that we might not get in?

Are there normally queues to get into the park?

beerqueen

As early as possible as I think most people get there about mid morning so you can beat the queues a little. I don't think I've ever heard of people being turned away but legally they have to have an upper limit on numbers for safety reasons - but in three weeks time it's not going to be as busy as in peak times (August and Easter) but the earlier you get there the better. Again, I'm sure Balletshoes will be able to help more.

balletshoes

DanielleJH wrote: »

Hi everyone, off to DLRP in 3 weeks, staying at the Radisson from the 15th-17th with my boyfriend and am really excited! I've been to WDW a few times and we're booked again for next September but last time we both went to DLRP we were about 5 - we obviously know very little about it in comparison, so I just have a few questions!

First of all we're looking at 2 park 3 day tickets and I'm coming up with around £125 each at cheapest (think that was with AttractionTix), is this the best I can get?

you could try cemultiavantages or promoparc - both are French agents, perfectly legitimate, and you could get Fantasy Annual passes for 129 euros each (you pay a 20 euro joining fee for the agency then buy as many annual pass tickets as you like). Check DLRPMagic for their annual pass information, you get discounts while in the park on food and souvenirs too with an annual pass.


With it being a weekend what sort of queues are we looking at? I've been looking and queues seem to have been around the hour or less mark during the past few weekends but was wondering how September weekends compare with the busier summer months?

they will be similar - every weekend at DLP is a busy one unless its an annual pass blackout weekend.


We get into the station at around midday on the Saturday and were planning on going to the Studios until close and then heading to Disneyland Park for the parade and fireworks, and maybe a ride or two depending on queues. Then the rough plan is Disneyland on the Sunday and the Studios on the Monday. Does that sound okay?

in 3 weeks time the park programmes will have changed significantly, especially the studios and main park daily parades, which may be back to their low season times (ie mid-afternoon, not evening). Apart from that your plan is okay .


And finally, we were hoping to use the Disneyland Express luggage service but have booked hotel and Eurostar separate so is it possible to book this through the hotel so we can leave our bags at the station and go?

if you haven't booked your hotel through Disney, as far as I'm aware you can't book Disney Express. If you have, you can call Disney and get it added to your booking.


TIA for any help!

hope this helps, here is the DLRPMagic link -

http://www.dlrpmagic.com/planning/booking/annual-passports/