Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

mutley74

anna42hmr wrote: »

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?

i am back after a week in Paris!
I heard metros run to about 1am but better you check RER and metro train times before you get there, and as anytime keep your valuables in a closed pocket or hide them with a neck valuable pouch if you can.

cdsmiler

balletshoes wrote: »

heres the link for the promoparc ones -

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

Well, look at that. I SEARCHED! Obviously not well enough! lol Thank you balletshoes.

Argh - child passes not in stock. lol Back to waiting.....

Clare x

mutley74

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!

was in Paris earlier this week, we did 2 days at DLP and 4 days in city. Direct trains from DLP RER A go every 15mins to city, takes about 40mins cost is 16EUR return adult. if I was you I would stay in Paris city and travel early.

cdsmiler

Oh that's annoying. Promoparcs adult Dream annual passes have gone up by 24E overnight!!!

Hmmm. Will wait a bit longer I think.

Clare x

taney

is ce-multiavantages the best place to buy 2consecutive day passes?
going this weekend ,2 adults and 1 under 5yr old?
thanks

balletshoes

taney wrote: »

is ce-multiavantages the best place to buy 2consecutive day passes?
going this weekend ,2 adults and 1 under 5yr old?
thanks

For this weekend, as you'll need to print off your tickets at home before you go, you'd be better looking at either fnac, tikcetnet.fr, or the French version of the official DLP site.

taney

balletshoes wrote: »

For this weekend, as you'll need to print off your tickets at home before you go, you'd be better looking at either fnac, tikcetnet.fr, or the French version of the official DLP site.

cant we do the same with ce-multiavantages?

balletshoes

taney wrote: »

cant we do the same with ce-multiavantages?

not as far as I'm aware - I believe with cemultiavantages and promoparcs they send real tickets out in the post.

coulsali

We are off to Disney on Monday. I have a question. We haven't done the meal plan but I've got several of the main restaurants booked. Would it save us some money if I were to add the meal plan to our booking before we go?

balletshoes

coulsali wrote: »

We are off to Disney on Monday. I have a question. We haven't done the meal plan but I've got several of the main restaurants booked. Would it save us some money if I were to add the meal plan to our booking before we go?

no, none of the meal plans save you money at DLP. Enjoy your trip .