Disneyland Paris?

[Daysleeper40]

Hi All,

This might sound like a stupid question but do you have to book holidays to Disneyland Paris through Disney or can you get packages through travel agents?

OH's sister would like to take her kids for 4 nights in April and asked me to have a look at internet prices. I assumed I could look for cheap deals but I have nada coming up when I search apart from the official site... am I doing something wrong?

They would like to stay onsite as cheaply as possible - 1 adult, 2 kids aged 3 & 6. Travelling 10/04 for 4 nights - best I have is £448 booked direct through disney for hotel (Santa Fe), brekky and tickets, plus £54 each way on the Eurostar.

Is this as good as it gets? Can anyone point me in the right direction??

 

[astrodrummergirl]

You don't neccesarily need to book from Disney themselves. I know that most major high street travel agents allow you to book through them and so to expedia. I know theres a few more on the internet as I used them when trying to figure a plan for this summer but I can't remember what they are called (a google search for Disneyland Paris might work)

They sound like good prices but it sounds like the adult is going to end up paying for the single occupant charges as both kids are under 7 years of age and thus, some components of their cost is free.

The only advantage to booking with Disney is that you can get extras like the buffalo bill's show booked at the same time (saving time and phone calls) but if you book eurostar through them, they can take care of your luggage for you.

For extra help, try consulting the Disneyland Paris board (if you have not done so yet)

 

[natalielongstaff]

Leger holidays do a lot of trips to disneyland paris

http://tothemagic.leger.co.uk/

hth

 

[Andrew DEREK UK]

I booked this time with Disney direct, last time with Eurostar direct, Thompson is also very good.

 

[luke]

I've used Leger a lot, prefer getting the coach to flying, guess that makes me a wierdo