Disney Paris tickets

[buneenz]

Hi everyone,
I'm new here, and in need of advice on the best/cheapest/safest way to buy disney paris entrance tickets.
Has anyone used cheapdisneylandtickets.co.uk before? Are they legit tickets?
Seen a few similar ones on eBay but being eBay there's no reliable way to know if they're genuine tickets or not, until you buy and use them I suppose.
Any advice much appreciated.

Thank you x

 

[princess jackson]

Have you tried Disney store. My local store advertise that they sell them. Not sure on the price.

 

[stargatebarbie]

got mine from travelrepublic at a good price

 

[Ware Bears]

Hi buneenz ~ Reid, Jackie, Elaine and I welcome you to the DLP DISboard.

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Where are you planning on staying? If it's at a Disney hotel then the tickets will be included in your package (apologies if I'm stating the obvious ), if you're staying offsite and need tickets then how many days are you needing as sometimes annual passes can work out cheaper.

 

[lilacgems23]

Hi dont buy off Ebay Ive known people to get there to be told tickets were cancelled and so they had to pay again to get in. Never heard of the site in the OP but Ivd be weary as tickets seem a fair bit cheaper than elsewhere and if its too good to be true it probably is.

 

[buneenz]

Elaine, we're not staying at a Disney hotel, only going for a day visit possibly from the direction of Paris Nord, if I don't change my plans and travel from Lille instead - long story which I won't bore you with.
There are 4 of us going - me, my 2 DS (7 and 3), and MIL

lilacgems, yes I thought it was too good to be true but if there were bargains to be had, just wanted to know where I can find them.

princessjackson, the nearest Disney store to me is about 45 minutes away, so online booking is the way to go for me, but thanks for the idea.

stargatebarbie, had a quick look on travelrepublic, but the price of the day pass isn't as competitive as one I had seen before, so it reminded me of DLRPmagic.com which I found in one of my many google moments...

It said under Special Offer Tickets - France, that there is a 5 day advance ticket, but it didn't show any price on it. So I clicked through, and it took me to the DLRP website in French. My French is a bit rusty but I could just about work out what it says on there. I think the 5 day advance ticket offer is only available on the .fr website. It's €40 per adult/child. So I bought them, because we're going on 1st July and today (Saturday 26/6) is the last day I can buy them! It's one of those print-at-home tickets and the time printed on the ticket was 23:53, I forgot about the 1 hour difference so the fact that I clicked the button just before 11 pm was very, very lucky!

So ticket-wise I'm sorted now, phew! I am just about to read up tips on how to make the most of my 1 day at DLRP. The last time I went there was over 10 years ago, and I've since married, had children and now just managing to find the time to travel again. What to pack, which way to go first, where best to stand to get the best view of the parade, need to find out these things before Thursday....

Thank you all for your advice, it did help me decide to steer away from those doubtful websites.

oh, and sorry about this long post.... but hope my route to finding those tickets will help someone else...

from the noob x

 

[Ware Bears]

Great news that you're now sorted.

Anything else you want help with, just start a new thread and ask away!