Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

balletshoes

begley wrote: »

We're booked to go at the end of August. We're staying at Davy Crockett and driving over. Does anyone know what Davy Crockett is like? Also, how long does the drive take from Calais roughly?

I've never stayed at the DCR, but you might get some specific information here -

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3077057&highlight=davy+crockett+ranch

I believe the drive from Calais to DLP is around 3 hours.

begley

Balletshoes, DLP should have you on commission!! Thank you. Will post more questions as I think of them!!!

gawebb99

had a quote of approx £1800 for 2 adults 2 children, october half term, 4 nights 5 days, hotel santa fe, free half board dining, including eurostar. is that a good price?! thank you

also... with that in mind, what sort of spending money would we need? wouldnt buy much in the way of presents/toys

meer53

banks4u wrote: »

Don't bother going to Paris. We went to florida and went direct to Villa Direct and they have special deals we got the whole villa for 2 weeks 6 bed for £900. Much cheaper than going to Paris

How much were the flights ?

balletshoes

meer53 wrote: »

How much were the flights ?

and the park tickets?

balletshoes

gawebb99 wrote: »

had a quote of approx £1800 for 2 adults 2 children, october half term, 4 nights 5 days, hotel santa fe, free half board dining, including eurostar. is that a good price?! thank you

also... with that in mind, what sort of spending money would we need? wouldnt buy much in the way of presents/toys

blimey I'd be expecting Disneyland Hotel for that sort of money!
Have you had a look at booking the Eurostar separately yourself?

zoooooni

balletshoes wrote: »

If you can check in on 13th Feb, I can see the DLH for £874 total for you all for 4 nights/5 days on the official DLP site. From 14th on through your possible dates its more expensive because its the weekend and then its half term week proper.

Thank you so much for quick reply. Ballet shoes is it the cheapest I can get for Disneyland hotel right ? What do you think ? If yes then I will go ahead and book it.also can u look for the cheapest flight from East Midlands or Birmingham please as I tried but coming out expensive.thank you soo much again for all the help.regards Zunaira

balletshoes

zoooooni wrote: »

Thank you so much for quick reply. Ballet shoes is it the cheapest I can get for Disneyland hotel right ? What do you think ? If yes then I will go ahead and book it.also can u look for the cheapest flight from East Midlands or Birmingham please as I tried but coming out expensive.thank you soo much again for all the help.regards Zunaira

yes, £874 for 4 nights is the cheapest you will get at any time of the year for the Disneyland Hotel .

I don't find any of the carriers from the Midlands cheap to CDG - can you drive to Luton and use Easyjet from there? Their flights for your dates, early morning out and early evening back, including one hold bag, is just under £300 total, so a fairly cheap price to that journey. We usually stay at a Luton travelodge the night before an early flight out of Luton airport.

claire21

Alias_Omega wrote: »

Right..were getting there..

Ferry - £90 or £110 Tunnel.
Fuel (400mile each way) - £80-120
Tickets (2x Adult, 2x Children, 1x Infant - Fantasy) - £264

We did look at the train all the way, buts its £400+, so its the car..

Now to sort the accommodation, we did think about camping for €40 a night, there was a campsite 5miles down the road. There is one day that we cannot enter the park, which we could have a day-trip into Paris on that day.

Camping.. <<Linky>>


Any tips on the accommodation? Will be for 2 Adults & 3 Children.

We stayed at Jablines in our motorhome at the end of a 3 week tour at Easter. Its a fantastic park, theres loads to do there for kids on your day off. Massive park attatched to the lake, football, tennis, table tennis, crazy golf, the lake.

Mojoworking

Hi All

I'm part of a group going to Eurodisney with 8-14 year olds over the summer hols for 3 days.

I've been reading this site and I've made the following notes:

Some hotels don't have tea making facilities
No chemist on site
Take a water bottle
Take a lunch box so the food you get at breakfast is protected better than in napkins
There are free water fountains
Take colouring packs for the airport
Should I take a couple of packs of cards?

Does anyone have any hints, tips or tricks to make this trip amazing and fun.

Many thanks

PS everything is booked and we are on site so just looking for pointers to make things that bit more special - hope that makes sense!