Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

Stevedo

balletshoes wrote: »

have you checked the Eurostar site for the fares? I'd have a look at those first, see if they are reasonable for your dates.

Checked yesterday and the eurostar fares were okay for those dates.

balletshoes

Stevedo wrote: »

Checked yesterday and the eurostar fares were okay for those dates.

great - so if you want to stay onsite, the Cheyenne is a great hotel for families with young boys (Wild West town theme). If you want to stay for 3 nights, check the French version of the official DLP site, and possibly the Dutch and Spanish versions too - as they have % discounts for the next couple of days for 3 night stays, where the UK version doesn't.

Thats where I'd start , as if you book through the official DLP site you get your hotel breakfasts and all park tickets included in the price you see.

Stevedo

balletshoes wrote: »

great - so if you want to stay onsite, the Cheyenne is a great hotel for families with young boys (Wild West town theme). If you want to stay for 3 nights, check the French version of the official DLP site, and possibly the Dutch and Spanish versions too - as they have % discounts for the next couple of days for 3 night stays, where the UK version doesn't.

Thats where I'd start , as if you book through the official DLP site you get your hotel breakfasts and all park tickets included in the price you see.

Thanks, unfortunately my French isn't upto the task of understanding the dlp.fr site and Google translate doesn't seem upto the task either!

balletshoes

Stevedo wrote: »

Thanks, unfortunately my French isn't upto the task of understanding the dlp.fr site and Google translate doesn't seem upto the task either!

The pricing pages boxes to fill in are exactly the same on all the versions of the DLP site - so have a look and do a pricing on the UK one first, then input the same information in the same boxes on the French/any other language sites .

eta - I've had a quick look on the UK, French and Dutch sites, and I can't see any special offers at all for your week, so personally I'd wait and see what DLP comes out with next week (their current offers end tomorrow).

Stevedo

balletshoes wrote: »

The pricing pages boxes to fill in are exactly the same on all the versions of the DLP site - so have a look and do a pricing on the UK one first, then input the same information in the same boxes on the French/any other language sites .

eta - I've had a quick look on the UK, French and Dutch sites, and I can't see any special offers at all for your week, so personally I'd wait and see what DLP comes out with next week (their current offers end tomorrow).

Ok thanks for the info. One final question (for now!) if we chose "off site" which are the areas / hotels to consider?

balletshoes

Stevedo wrote: »

Ok thanks for the info. One final question (for now!) if we chose "off site" which are the areas / hotels to consider?

the nearest hotels (involving no onward travel except for the free shuttle buses right outside the train station where the Eurostar arrives at DLP) are the Magic Circus, Dream Castle, Explorers and Kyriad hotels.

Then you have the val d'europe area (one stop away and 5 minutes journey on the local RER trains) then Bussy st george (2 stops away and 10-15 minutes journey on the same local trains).

beth3735

Can anyone help please, I just checked Euro tunnel prices, but i can only seem to get it to go to Calais. I always thought the Euro Tunnel went all the way to Disney itself?

Im not sure if im wrong, or how to get a quote on that, as i 100% don't fancy driving out there

Thank you

balletshoes

beth3735 wrote: »

Can anyone help please, I just checked Euro tunnel prices, but i can only seem to get it to go to Calais. I always thought the Euro Tunnel went all the way to Disney itself?

Im not sure if im wrong, or how to get a quote on that, as i 100% don't fancy driving out there

Thank you

Eurotunnel (the car transport) goes to Calais, then its a 3-hour drive to DLP from there.

Eurostar (the passenger train) goes straight to DLP.

beth3735

Fab thank you, Didn't realise the difference lol x

JodieG2011

Hey guys,

We are looking to possibly spend New Year's 2013 in Disneyland. There is three of us, ages 52, 22 and 14 when we go. Prices at the moment are coming up fairly expensive at near £1000 for 3 nights at Santa Fe. Would you recommend looking now or later in the year, with the possibility of more deals available? It's difficult as my brother classes as an adult in terms of tickets etc.

Bit clueless with all of this. Spent a day at Disney in January with my fiance. We stayed in a basic hotel in Paris city centre and traveled on the RER for the day, wondering if this may work out cheaper for us also.

Thanks, any tips would be great!