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Disneyland Paris - we saved £400!
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I've just booked a trip to Disneyland Paris for the new year, thus taking advantage of te kids under 12 years are free offer. However, DON'T book the total package with Disneyland Paris as it is the most expensive option, and the website is flawed.
ie.
1) Disneyland Paris website - 2 adults + 2 children (under 12yrs) = £1000+
2) Disneyland Paris - 2 adults only ( should be same price as above as children are free) = £800
3) Thomas Cook - 2 adults + 2 children = £750 (+includes Sealife Paris vouchers)
4) Disneyland Paris (book hotels only) and Eurostar (travel) = £650
Yes! The cheapest option we found was to book the hotels direct with Disneyland Paris (using kids go free) and then to book the Eurostar direct with Eurostar. You do pay for children fully, but this was cheaper than booking via disneyland. The website is obviously wrong as the 2 adults only price should be the same as the 2 adults/2 children price, as children are free during that period.
NB. All prices are approx above.
Hope this info can help someone.
ie.
1) Disneyland Paris website - 2 adults + 2 children (under 12yrs) = £1000+
2) Disneyland Paris - 2 adults only ( should be same price as above as children are free) = £800
3) Thomas Cook - 2 adults + 2 children = £750 (+includes Sealife Paris vouchers)
4) Disneyland Paris (book hotels only) and Eurostar (travel) = £650
Yes! The cheapest option we found was to book the hotels direct with Disneyland Paris (using kids go free) and then to book the Eurostar direct with Eurostar. You do pay for children fully, but this was cheaper than booking via disneyland. The website is obviously wrong as the 2 adults only price should be the same as the 2 adults/2 children price, as children are free during that period.
NB. All prices are approx above.
Hope this info can help someone.
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