Cheapest place for American to buy a one day two park ticket?

[dudleydog]

Going may 21. Thanks.

 

[jessrose18]

Also interested........

 

[Pumbaa7287]

Ditto, we will be there for a day in July.

 

[BadgerGirl84]

Darn--I was hoping someone had an answer!

My DH and I are going to visit the parks for 2 days and want to get a 2 day 2 park hopper type ticket.

Have you all checked out this site? http://www.isango.com/SearchActivity.aspx?Keywords=disneyland paris

I am pricing the 2 day 2 park ticket on the US version of DLP website at $166 USD.

The site I linked to is pricing it at $146. I think I'm going to research this company a bit and make sure that an American can buy the tickets. A couple places I checked out only sold to people in the UK.

Deals abound for 1 day tickets--not so much the 2 day!

 

[Carrie_Cat]

No offers that far ahead for the moment but there should be some deals like these near the time

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2875553

At these price buying 2 1 day/2 park tickets would be 68€

The new prices will be out for April sometime early/mid March so ask back then if you don't see anthing posted

 

[jessrose18]

Thanks those are a great deal!?.. Thanks for the translator advice... Only some things get translated on their site.. But for the most part I can tell what to do and print at home! Waiting for next sale... We want to go on may 3 rd.

 

[MinnieVanMom]

Google chrome has an automatic translator.

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Thanks those are a great deal!

Most people run them through a Google translator or ask

If you are going before the end of April there is a price ^^ for you.

It's a extra 0.50cts per ticket for printing them out at home or you can always go and pick them up at a Fnac or a Carrefour but a print out would be more pratique I'm guessing

The only thing with them is that you must be sure of your dates and unless you take the extra assurance you can't alter or cancel your booking without losing what you've paid