DD wants to visit Disney Paris

[vicgurganus]

My oldest is studying abroad this summer. She wants to visit Disney Paris during her break at the end of June. I get so confused every time I look at the website. I can only get package prices. I would like to see how much tix are wo a package. Also, the hotels say "includes breakfast" but then there's a note that states "breakfast not included. must be booked later". So is breakfast included in price or not???
Thanks in advance for any help.

 

[tennisfan]

If staying on site with the exception of Davy Crockett ranch, breakfast is included or the duration of stay

 

[akicks]

I can only get package prices. I would like to see how much tix are wo a package.

I am right there with you, I find things very confusing. I think I am starting to get the hang of it though. One of the key concepts is that there are different versions of the site for different countries, and different countries have different offers.

As I understand it, the cheapest tickets, if they aren't included with your room, are either an annual pass (surprisingly affordable if you will be there for more than a few days) or "Billet Francilien" tickets. I believe these are aimed at locals, but it appears that anyone can buy them. The catches are that you buy them for one day at a time, for a specific date, and you can't buy them too far in advance or within 5 days of your visit. I'm not sure if there is a better place to buy them, but they are available on the France Ile de France sub-site and are delivered electronically. To get there, many pages on the disneylandparis.com site (but not all) have a Change Your Country link. From there, click on Francais and France Ile de France.

For example, for June 26, a 1 day 2 park ticket is 49 Euros.