Cheapest booking place for 2 people and some good tips to save money please?

[mikneyspackson]

Times are hard at the moment for me and my sister and we're looking to go to DLP for a couple of days to escape and have fun, on a budget though
Please list the cheapest deals if any and the best travel agents to book with please
Thank you

 

[MickeysFavouriteGirl]

You'll rarely find it cheaper than booking with DLP direct.

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[DLPdaft]

You'll rarely find it cheaper than booking with DLP direct.

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for a couple of days you probably will, depending on the season. I find the Disney price great for onsite if you're staying 3 nights or longer. But for a night or 2, with a couple of days park tickets, you're likely to be a fair bit cheaper staying offsite and getting park hopper tickets.

 

[DLPdaft]

Times are hard at the moment for me and my sister and we're looking to go to DLP for a couple of days to escape and have fun, on a budget though
Please list the cheapest deals if any and the best travel agents to book with please
Thank you

how are you intending travelling? that might be a big chunk of your budget right there - but you can get the Megabus now, to Port Maillot, then take public transport to DLP (metro then local train).

there are budget hotels in val d'europe and bussy st george (Premier Classe, Ibis Budget etc). And then have a look around for cheap one-day or 2-day park tickets.

I haven't used a travel agent for a trip to DLP for years, and on a budget, you'd be better just doing it all yourself I think.

 

[MickeysFavouriteGirl]

Apologies, I meant a travel agent would rarely be cheaper than DLP direct.

We're staying at Bussy St Georges on our last night (was £40 for the night) and we're driving as we get a very good mpg so fuel (900 miles) only costs just over £100.

Try expedia for DIY packages or DLP direct changes offers every so often.

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[stargatebarbie]

we are using the mega bus service in 5 weeks time ,very excited and a bit apprehensive but at £36 return and we could use tesco vouchers its worth a shot ,we have annual passes brought from ce multi last july and have self catering apartment in val d europe for £50 per night (1 stop by rer to disney) i think im the giunepig for this adventure and will report back ,i may say never again :

I would say sort transport out first acording to budget (euro star non direct is great) and then the accommodation and tickets are easy to sort you can have a £400 per night at the dlp hotel or a £40 a night premeire inn

have fun planning

 

[MinnieVanMom]

we are using the mega bus service in 5 weeks time ,very excited and a bit apprehensive but at £36 return and we could use tesco vouchers its worth a shot ,we have annual passes brought from ce multi last july and have self catering apartment in val d europe for £50 per night (1 stop by rer to disney) i think im the giunepig for this adventure and will report back ,i may say never again :

I would say sort transport out first acording to budget (euro star non direct is great) and then the accommodation and tickets are easy to sort you can have a £400 per night at the dlp hotel or a £40 a night premeire inn

have fun planning

I can't wait to hear about the apt for 50 pounds a nite. Where are you staying? Could it hold 2 adults and one child? Sounds great.

 

[stargatebarbie]

We are staying at the serries sejours apartments booked with travel. Republic there is also the prestige apartments and the adigio all are in val d europe

 

[MinnieVanMom]

We are staying at the serried seniors apartments booked with travel. Republic there is also the prestige apartments and the adigio all are in val d europe

Thanks for letting me know. I am going to google them and check pricing. Still on the fence about using my DVC points.

 

[stargatebarbie]

Oh I'm sorry was typing on my phone it should read serries sejours apartments