Disney land paris tickets

[princess12]

Hi i have just joined this forum as we have booked to go to disney in july, will be staying outside of disney in an apartment. There will be four adults one child and a infant. We are now looking to purchase hopper tickets for three days, where is the cheapest place to book these please.

 

[cap'njack.]

Welcome!

I'd say currently anywhere where you can buy the tickets in £'s would probably represent the best value so I'd try the Disney Stores.

Try

AttractionTix

or

365 Tickets

for online places. I think currently the worst place would actually be at Disney. Although you could look into Fantasy Annual Passes which would be around 129 euros per person and would also give you certain discounts.

 

[princess12]

Thankyou for your help, just looked at 365 and for they do the 4 for the price of three which is 103.30, they don't seem to just do three days. The 3 day on the disney site is 94.00 for adults, we only want three days. and on the other one its 92 pounds for two days. It seems that the disney site is the cheapest.

 

[cap'njack.]

Thankyou for your help, just looked at 365 and for they do the 4 for the price of three which is 103.30, they don't seem to just do three days. The 3 day on the disney site is 94.00 for adults, we only want three days. and on the other one its 92 pounds for two days. It seems that the disney site is the cheapest.

It is if you can buy it in pounds. I think at the gates it was something like 133 euros for a 3 day pass in December.

 

[princess12]

I see, am a bit confused as when i look on the disney site, it says the one, two and three days in pounds and then the other ones in euros. If my brother bought and annual pass would his daughter get in free, she is three years old.

 

[cap'njack.]

I see, am a bit confused as when i look on the disney site, it says the one, two and three days in pounds and then the other ones in euros. If my brother bought and annual pass would his daughter get in free, she is three years old.

Do you live close(ish) to a Disney Store? You can buy park tickets there and that would give you an accurate figure that they will charge in £'s.

Unfortunalty over 3's need their own tickets, and child AP tickets are charged at the same rate as adults.

 

[princess12]

We do live near a disney store, i will go to it this week and ask them. Isn't there an offer where you get a free child place or is that not on in july. Im so confused by it all, i apricate you helping me.

 

[cap'njack.]

I beleive that was only for the 15th Anniversary and hasn't been extended past either September 2008 or March 2009 sorry.

When I looked for December they were charging £35 per day for a ticket which is better than the 55 euros they were charging at the front gate!

 

[princess12]

Thankyou for your help, am not confused now.

 

[DLPdaft]

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[cap'njack.]

Thankyou for your help, am not confused now.

You are welcome

 

[nobby]

Don't forget to look at the discounts and benefits of Annual passports when comparing prices.....AP Fantasy is Eur 129 I believe at the moment, which is around £120 depending on exchange rates.

Regards