Eurotunnel and self drive vs Eurostar to Paris

shown73

shaileytuff wrote: »

Ok so we were unlucky with the M25, but that road can never be relied upon to get you anywehere on time

That's very true, of course, ans it's getting worse.

BernadetteN

consnmattsmom wrote: »

Hi

I think I am going to wait a bit nearer the time to book the transport. Have already booked the hotel and passes via disney direct but a few people advised me not to book the transport via disney as was lots more expensive. The reason ours was £268 is because we have an under 4 who is free so only for 2 adults and one child. That is just from St Pancras to Disney as we are thinking of getting a National Express Funfare ticket to London from Birmingham as you can get tickets for £1 each!! The coach drops you at Victoria and then u can either get the tube or taxi to St Pancras which is 3 miles away from Victoria.

The longer you leave it with Eurostar tickets, the more expensive they become.

If you chose the once a day Marne La Vallee service, it is very popular and you are less likely to get a cheap ticket. The Paris direct service coasts from only £59 per adult and £55 per child, so you could get to Paris for as little as £173 return with Eurostar, then pay for a ticket on the RER to Disney - dependant upon where you stay, many of the off-site hotels are a few stops along the RER line from Disney and you could buy a weekly RER ticket even if you use it only 2 or 3 days as it can be more economical.