Day tour of paris from DLP

[nyck]

Can someone tell me the website or name of the company that has a day trip to Paris that picks you up while at DLP? Someone on here mentioned this before, but I cannot find it and do not remember the name. Thanks!

 

[A Small World]

DLP do their own trips which are booked direct through them.

Sorry I cant really give you any more info as we've always made our own way there

 

[Cyrano]

The tour that picks you up from the Hotel New York is Cityrama
It is booked via Disney.

 

[Dianetigger]

The tour that picks you up from the Hotel New York is Cityrama
It is booked via Disney.

We booked this through our hotel (Newport Bay) a couple of days before, it does get very busy but it is so worth the money. I did do a trip report about this day but can't find it now, so apologies for posting some of the points again, hope this is okay.
We were told to be at the Hotel New York at 9:15am for a 9:45am pick up - three double buses came and we got on depending on which language you spoke (ours was English/Spanish). We had a fabulous guide and an excellent driver, the onboard narrative (using the headphones provided) was very good and we learnt such alot about Paris, the architecture and the history, fascinating stuff. Our first stop to stretch our legs was at the Eiffel Tower for 20 minutes then another sight seeing drive and we parked up alongside the River Seine and our guide walked us to the Eiffel Tower where we had 90 minutes to spend (price includes a pass to the first floor, no queueing apart from getting the lift down I'd make sure you give yourself plenty of time for this as well) - we met again at the bateaux point around 2pm where we were given our passes for the hour long boat trip. Again very worth while. Back on the bus and we then stopped for 50 - 60minutes at the Louvre, time to look around the courtyard, see the Pyramids and grab something to eat, then it was back to Disney where we arrived around 6pm.
This was a different tour route than printed in the latest Brits Guide (that didn't mention a Louvre stop but a Notre Dame stop which we didn't have but did drive and sail past) but it was well worth every penny and has given me the confidence that next time we will do the train route as we know exactly what sights we want to see in more detail.
I think the cost was 240 euros for 4 adults, on hindsight it was cheaper to have booked at the time of booking the holiday but we didn't want to be tied down to a particular day but make our minds up whilst we were there, for us that was worth the extra.