entrance tickets

[mummy2boys]

Hi
i am off to dlp in July with my husband and two babies, just wondered if anyone had used 365tickets.com to purchase passes as they are doing a 5 day pass for £137

thanks
joanne

 

[nahteb20]

hi, i cant answer about that site but have you thought about an annual pass?

here is a link to some info on the annual passes,
http://www.dlrpmagic.com/planning/booking/annual-passports/

hth

 

[Hipster Meg]

Hi

Never used the site but to be honest that's not the greatest of prices, an annual Fantasy pass which gives discounts on food and in shops and would allow you to enter the parks early using Extra Magic Hours would set you back about £130 per person (kids under 3 get in free). More details can be found here

 

[mummy2boys]

Thank you for that have looked at the fantasy pass and that looks like a great option we are going 8th July so no block out days!

 

[zavandor]

Also consider that the Dream passport gives you 20% of discount on the shops instead of 10% of the Fantasy. Depending on how much you are planning to spend in the shops it may be a good idea to buy one Dream and the other Fantasy.

You can ask for a sponsorship of the annual passport in this thread:
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1104480
You get a 10% discount on the passport.

You can also consider buying a few Disneyland shares (they are very low at the moment) and become a shareholder. You'll get a discount of 15% on the passports and 15% in shops (worst than dream, but better than fantasy) and table service restaurants (best discount possible).
And you get access to Salon Mickey (free light breakfast every day) and if you are very lucky a VIP fast pass for all of you for one day.

 

[DLPdaft]

Hi mummy2boys,

Welcome to the Disneyland Paris Trip Planning & Community Board .

We are a friendly bunch here so please join in on any other thread or if you have a number of questions then just start a new thread for each

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annual passes would certainly seem to be the way to go for your trip.

 

[mummy2boys]

Has anyone booked an annual pass over the phone before as i would like to pay for it b4 we go as its my husbands birthday and i don't want him paying for it when we arrive

 

[Jonjo]

Has anyone booked an annual pass over the phone before as i would like to pay for it b4 we go as its my husbands birthday and i don't want him paying for it when we arrive

I think you need to apply in person as they take your photo to print onto your annual pass.

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Has anyone booked an annual pass over the phone before as i would like to pay for it b4 we go as its my husbands birthday and i don't want him paying for it when we arrive

You can pay for them in adavnce on various sites but you have to go into one of the AP offices on site to have your pass made out. They take your photo over there.

If your children are over 3 and under 7 hve a look at the sites which over a free childs AP for each adults AP bought