Advice on booking for next March

[Laurafoster]

Im thinking of booking a few days in DLRP in March next year. I have only ever been to DLRP once and that was a real last minute bargain going Xmas eve for 3 nights, staying at the dream castle hotel.

If funds permit i'd love to stay in a Disney hotel but i have to admit im a bit of a snob when it comes to hotels. We are DVC members so always stay in the delux hotels in WDW.

Looking to go by train, over the weekend of the 20th March hopefully for 3 or 4 days (depending how muc time off work i can get!). But im not really sure where to begin - where to book hotels and tickets or should i book a package deal etc?

Any Suggestions?:goodvibes

[deepblue]

Hi, I'm booked for next March too, though the week before you. I don't know about DVC and DLRP. For Disney hotels certainly, I think it's best to book direct through disneylandparis.co.uk for hotel and tickets or some people book with Expedia. Don't book the Eurostar through disney direct as their prices are very inflated. Eurostar.com is good or probably expedia again. Don't forget Quidco. I'm not really a package sort of girl so I can't help too much with that, sorry.

[Ware Bears]

For Disney hotels certainly, I think it's best to book direct through disneylandparis.co.uk for hotel and tickets or some people book with Expedia. Don't book the Eurostar through disney direct as their prices are very inflated. Eurostar.com is good or probably expedia again. Don't forget Quidco. I'm not really a package sort of girl so I can't help too much with that, sorry.

I agree, Disney certainly charge a premium for travel. I was just saying on another thread that when we were planning our first trip we were able to travel Leisure Select on Eurostar for less than Disney wanted to charge us for standard seats! :eek: