Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

coulsali

Darren2013 wrote: »

An update on my tickets just in case someone else orders from fnactickets, I ordered them late Tuesday night and they arrived this morning witch is Thursday. Super fast delivery very happy. The tickets cost 35 euros each.

How did you manage that? I've just tried but can't seem to put in an English address?

anna42hmr

Hi
we are staying in Paris for a week and leaving Saturday, we are thinking of going into Disney paris for a day (done Disney paris a few times so this time only want to go in for the day.

we have travelled between Disney and paris before on the train and has gone ok but this was always during daytime hours.

I have noticed that Disney is open till 11pm now, if we were to stay that late to watch the closing illuminations is it safe for two women to travel via train alone into paris (we are staying at a mercure hotel near the arc du triomphe).

Or would we be better to go back in a taxi from Disney, any ideas how much this will cost?

MINMOUSE

Not visited Disneyland Paris for 7 years and am hoping to go next July.
4 adults (as my oldest 2 will be 20,18) and an 11 year old from Edinburgh. Not sure whether to book flights as soon as they come out or wait a few months. Also does anyone know how much the bus from CDG airport to the main disney area is as planning to stay in the local disney friends hotel area. Many thanks.

balletshoes

MINMOUSE wrote: »

Not visited Disneyland Paris for 7 years and am hoping to go next July.
4 adults (as my oldest 2 will be 20,18) and an 11 year old from Edinburgh. Not sure whether to book flights as soon as they come out or wait a few months. Also does anyone know how much the bus from CDG airport to the main disney area is as planning to stay in the local disney friends hotel area. Many thanks.

the bus from the airport is now the slowest and most expensive way of getting from CDG to DLP (its 18 euros per person each way). For your party I'd suggest getting a pre-booked shuttle transfer - check rstransports, ezyshuttle.com, interprestige, tioshuttle etc.

As there are 5 of you in total you're either looking at booking 2 rooms onsite including park tickets, or one of the offsite but nearby hotels, and sorting out your own park tickets/annual passes.

cdsmiler

It's time for me to get our annual passes! 2 adults, 1 child.

Quick question! Which site is best? cemultiavantages or promoparcs? Is there a difference?

Thanks

Clare x

balletshoes

cdsmiler wrote: »

It's time for me to get our annual passes! 2 adults, 1 child.

Quick question! Which site is best? cemultiavantages or promoparcs? Is there a difference?

Thanks

Clare x

i'd say, at the moment, promoparcs - but check before you pay your joining fee that the AP you want is still available (they do change them every so often on both promoparcs and cemultiavantages).

BeckyC2be

Hi all, I've tried reading all of the tips but i'm getting myself all confused!!

Looking at flying to Paris on the 24th september and staying for three nights. Have priced up the kyriad hotel near dlp and flights for £380.

However, we only want one day at dlp and the other two in Paris itself. So..is this hotel too far away and should I be looking in paris itself?
How much is train or metro from the centre to disneyland?

And finally, which tickets do I buy? is it the 1day 1 park, 1 day 2 parks or the annual pass? and does the annual pass let you in all year or just once but no specific date?

Sorry for all the questions but I am an absolute novice and this will be the first holiday for me and the hubby. Thanks for reading!

balletshoes

BeckyC2be wrote: »

Hi all, I've tried reading all of the tips but i'm getting myself all confused!!

Looking at flying to Paris on the 24th september and staying for three nights. Have priced up the kyriad hotel near dlp and flights for £380.

However, we only want one day at dlp and the other two in Paris itself. So..is this hotel too far away and should I be looking in paris itself?
How much is train or metro from the centre to disneyland?

And finally, which tickets do I buy? is it the 1day 1 park, 1 day 2 parks or the annual pass? and does the annual pass let you in all year or just once but no specific date?

Sorry for all the questions but I am an absolute novice and this will be the first holiday for me and the hubby. Thanks for reading!

i can't help with the Paris part of the trip I'm afraid, but if you are only after one day at DLP, just buy a one day/2 park ticket. Have a look at the French version of the DLP site, or fnac, ticketnet.fr etc. Don't pay gate price - its expensive and unnecessary .

cdsmiler

balletshoes wrote: »

i'd say, at the moment, promoparcs - but check before you pay your joining fee that the AP you want is still available (they do change them every so often on both promoparcs and cemultiavantages).

Well I can't find any annual passes on promoparcs (maybe I'm being daft!!) and cemultiavantages don't seem to have any Dream ones at the moment. Looks like I might have to wait a few weeks? No rush, we don't go to December - I just like to plan ahead! lol

Clare x

balletshoes

cdsmiler wrote: »

Well I can't find any annual passes on promoparcs (maybe I'm being daft!!) and cemultiavantages don't seem to have any Dream ones at the moment. Looks like I might have to wait a few weeks? No rush, we don't go to December - I just like to plan ahead! lol

Clare x

heres the link for the promoparc ones -

http://www.promoparcs.com/disneyland-paris-ce-collectivites/192-promo-passeport-annuel-dream-adulte.html