1 day pass offer?

[kel0709]

Hi a friend of mine is going to Paris in summer and is thinking of spending a day at Disneyland! How much are 1 day passes and are they ever on offer?

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Hi a friend of mine is going to Paris in summer and is thinking of spending a day at Disneyland! How much are 1 day passes and are they ever on offer?

New gate ticket rates from the 29th of March for

1 day 2 parks adult - 74 euros
1 day 2 parks child - 66 euros

1 day 1 park adult -61 euros
1 day 1 park child - 55 euros

If bought at least 5 days in advance for a fixed date on line from a site like the Fnac

Francilien 1 day 1 park on a weekday - 35 euros
Francilien 1 day 1 park on a weekend,public holiday or school holiday - 41 euros

Francilien 1 day 2 park on a weekday - 45 euros
Francilien 1 day 2 park on a weekend,public holiday or school holiday - 53 euros

After that there could well be flash sales etc but they aren't known until a few days before they start

 

[5terre]

Carrie_cat Are these prices only good for residents of France? I went to the FNAC website and it looked like this offer is available even in July. We will be in Paris for only 5 short days but my DD (and DH!) would just LOVE a Disney day!

 

[torsie24]

Carrie_cat Are these prices only good for residents of France? I went to the FNAC website and it looked like this offer is available even in July. We will be in Paris for only 5 short days but my DD (and DH!) would just LOVE a Disney day!

I'm sure that they are available to anyone.

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Carrie_cat Are these prices only good for residents of France? I went to the FNAC website and it looked like this offer is available even in July. We will be in Paris for only 5 short days but my DD (and DH!) would just LOVE a Disney day!

Anyone can buy the Francilien tickets you just have to choose a day at least 5 days in advance of your purchase.

The Fnac ones can either be printed off at home for an extra 50cts a ticket or you can go and pick them up in anyone of the Fnac stores across France for free.

An even better deal for visits up to the 31st of July is the Ticketnet flash sale atm which has

1day/2 park weekdays tickets for 32€ before the 4th of July

http://www.ticketnet.fr/manifestation/idmanif/257579

and

1 day/2 park weekend, public holidays and school holidays (so everyday after the 4th) at 39€

http://www.ticketnet.fr/manifestation/idmanif/257596

These can be printed off at home for an extra 1,40€ for the whole order

 

[5terre]

Wow, thanks! So a weekday after July 4th is 39€. Is it even feasible to see both parks in one day? I need crowd calendars and touring plans!

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Wow, thanks! So a weekday after July 4th is 39€. Is it even feasible to see both parks in one day? I need crowd calendars and touring plans!

The parks open at 10.00 am. Studios close at 18.00 and the main park at 22.30/23.00 so you will have loads of time. Just make a list of what you would like to see, especially all that is different from what you know in the US parks

The parks are 5 minutes gate to gate apart.

French, Spanish and Italian schools will be on holiday from end of June and UK ones start later near the end of July

I don't think I've ever seen a touring plan or a crowd calendar on any of the French forums

 

[TLHB70]

I need crowd calendars and touring plans!

That is exactly what I have been saying while trying to plan our upcoming trip! I have been to WDW so many times, about 20, but I still never plan a trip without a crowd calendar or touring plans! It is so hard for me to go to a Disney park for a very first time without a crowd calendar! I am soooooooo outside of my comfort zone planning this upcoming trip! We have never been to Europe before. I am excited but nervous!

 

[Carrie_Cat]

That is exactly what I have been saying while trying to plan our upcoming trip! I have been to WDW so many times, about 20, but I still never plan a trip without a crowd calendar or touring plans! It is so hard for me to go to a Disney park for a very first time without a crowd calendar! I am soooooooo outside of my comfort zone planning this upcoming trip! We have never been to Europe before. I am excited but nervous!

Going in January you won't have crowds so no worrying.

 

[TLHB70]

Going in January you won't have crowds so no worrying.

Thank you. I thought that would probably be the case. I guess the crowd calendars and touring plans always make me feel like I know what I am doing.