Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

choti

Have I missed the kids under 7 go free with adult annual passes?

mum_to_be2

yes choti u and i have both missed out on the current offer although i will be checking up until the end of april as im not going till june hopefully they will come back on offer. from all the forums i gather they have them on offer quite often. but another option im looking at and am considering is that disney have now got the 30% off if you stay 4 nights and the prices are quite cheap. seeing as its our first trip might as well go for the full disney experience now that we can afford it. u shud check it out

gravy173

Hi, im looking to go away to DLP in the october half term (the last week in october), when typically would be the best time to book this and when are the offers on for this time of the year? Theres 4 of us going 2 adults, a 14 yo and a 5 yo, on a self drive 3 nighter with 2 days in the parks, hopefully staying at the explorers hotel.

RedBlue

Hi,

I am looking at going to Disneyland Paris end of September / October this year. It will just be two adults so we are fairly flexible on dates and obviously want to avoid any school holidays.

I have been looking at coach trips as my boyfriend doesn't want to drive (fair enough, its quite a distance) which seem like good value. For example, two nights at the Santa Fe with two (or three, I can't remember) hopper tickets for about £300 each.

I did find one which included the Eurostar which was a little bit more.

We want to try and do it as cheapily as possible so is a coach trip the way to go or can it be booked cheaper seperately? I know if we went end of September, Eurostar tickets would cost around £250 for both of us and we would want to stay in a on site hotel which meant we could do the Early Magic Hours (not sure if that is only the Disney Hotels or ones like Explorers which has a shuttle? The only issue with the Eurostar is they seem to depart about 10am and that would mean us having to get there the night before and the cost of a cheap hotel.

We don't mind paying £300 (travel,hotel and tickets) each but obviously would like as much value for money as we can get as we need to budget for food and spending money as well.

Also, does anyone know when the new Brit Guide for Disneyland comes out - all I can find is the 2012 version?

sosco

I have just gone on the DLP French website and they still have the offer of free stay and play for under 12s on there and appear to have been able to book it!?

EstherWillows

RedBlue wrote: »

Hi,

I am looking at going to Disneyland Paris end of September / October this year. It will just be two adults so we are fairly flexible on dates and obviously want to avoid any school holidays.

I have been looking at coach trips as my boyfriend doesn't want to drive (fair enough, its quite a distance) which seem like good value. For example, two nights at the Santa Fe with two (or three, I can't remember) hopper tickets for about £300 each.

I did find one which included the Eurostar which was a little bit more.

We want to try and do it as cheapily as possible so is a coach trip the way to go or can it be booked cheaper seperately? I know if we went end of September, Eurostar tickets would cost around £250 for both of us and we would want to stay in a on site hotel which meant we could do the Early Magic Hours (not sure if that is only the Disney Hotels or ones like Explorers which has a shuttle? The only issue with the Eurostar is they seem to depart about 10am and that would mean us having to get there the night before and the cost of a cheap hotel.

We don't mind paying £300 (travel,hotel and tickets) each but obviously would like as much value for money as we can get as we need to budget for food and spending money as well.

Also, does anyone know when the new Brit Guide for Disneyland comes out - all I can find is the 2012 version?

Which company was it that did the eurostar one?

RedBlue

EstherWillows wrote: »

Which company was it that did the eurostar one?

It is with Galloway Travel

EstherWillows

RedBlue wrote: »

It is with Galloway Travel

Thanks so much!

katekat

Hello, quick question - we are travelling to DLP this weekend, we have a room booked via a group booking (me, OH, DD and DS - infant). We decided last minute that we are going to go with another adult got them train and park ticket separately.
We want to get them in a room with us as surely we will squeeze in, just not sure if to do it 'quietly' or ask to pay additional fee for them. The main benefit to pay additional is the breakfast, but not sure if t is worth it. Anybody tried it before to add additional person to the room booking (within capacity, as we want to add just one adult)? How much it would be? We are staying in Sequoia lodge standard room.
Many thanks.

balletshoes

For any adults considering a coach trip to dlp have a look at megabus ~ they go from london to port maillot in france from as little as 5 pounds each way. expedia for room only at the onsite hotels and then source cheap day park tickets if you only want 2 days worth or less.