Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

juzza123

balletshoes wrote: »

I think thats really expensive to be honest. I'd wait for a better deal to come along.

eta - a 4-night stay at the Santa Fe for one adult, early July midweek, is £516 on the current offer. As your kids are too old to "go free" at DLP you could book one of you adults in on the package, then buy fantasy annual passes for the other 3 in your party (only the 6th July is a blockout date for those passes, so avoid that date for your stay) from promoparcs or cemultiavantages for 125 euros each. Then you can add those extra 3 names to the Santa Fe room when you arrive (all Santa Fe standard rooms take 4 guests) for no extra charge. That would save around £100 on the current DLP offer for all of you.

Or, you could look at booking one of the very nearby hotels independently (Kyriad, Explorers, Dream Castle, or Magic Circus) and all of you get the Fantasy passes at 125 euros each. ie the Kyriad is around £352 total, bed and breakfast, for 1st to 5th July, for you all on travelrepublic at the moment.

Thanks for your help Balletshoes. Do you know how the nearby hotels compare with the standard of the Disney hotels?

emirateson

we have never bought it but my sister did as they were on tight budget, but she wouldnt bother again as when they got there there was a lot of otherplaces they would have liked to try!!

balletshoes

juzza123 wrote: »

Thanks for your help Balletshoes. Do you know how the nearby hotels compare with the standard of the Disney hotels?

like for like, they are generally a better standard than the Disney hotels

ie Kyriad is 2 star, as it has no pool, its on a par with the Santa Fe and Cheyenne onsite hotels.

Explorers is 3 star (I'm not sure what Magic Circus and Dream Castle are, they are at least 3 star, possibly 4 star) all of those have pools, and the Explorers is best for families with young children. I love the Magic Circus and Dream Castle hotels, they are now owned by the same company, so are very similar in style and facilities etc.

gscrym

Does anyone know if the Buffalo Bill tickets are cheaper at the park. Disney wants £50 per adult if I book through them. Ticketnet.fr have them for 40 euro per head but I can't book them yet although I got an email to say I could. Everytime I try to log in, it just hangs up. I just object to how much more they cost in £ when bought through Disney.

stressed_mummy

gscrym wrote: »

Does anyone know if the Buffalo Bill tickets are cheaper at the park. Disney wants £50 per adult if I book through them. Ticketnet.fr have them for 40 euro per head but I can't book them yet although I got an email to say I could. Everytime I try to log in, it just hangs up. I just object to how much more they cost in £ when bought through Disney.

they are not cheap in the park I would keep trying or leave it for a few hours have you tried fnac.fr??

gscrym

Yep, I've tried them too. When I search for Buffalo Bill, it doesn't come up with anything. Will keep trying, have got till the 22nd of this month to get them.

balletshoes

have you tried bilet-malin? they are currently 30 euros each for the BBWWS show -

https://www.booktickets.disneylandparis.com/tnsa6/live/shop/1idf/MAINIDFCD/pluto/product_list.php?affid=SECUTIX&tduid=32454335543R

gscrym

I just tried to do that and it won't allow me to complete it as my address isn't anywhere in France. I may email Disney with my displeasure.

balletshoes

aren't they print-at-home tickets? if they are, it doesn't matter where you live, just leave the country at France when you order the tickets.

gscrym

Tickets booked for the 23rd November. Thank goodness for bing translator and thank you Balletshoes for the link. It saved me about 70 Euro.:j That gives me more to spend at the park!