First DLP trip and booking help

[KimTinVA]

Hi! My husband and I are taking our twin daughters to London/Paris and Disneyland for their 11th bday this summer at the end of Aug. (looking at DLP the 26th-28th of Aug). It looks like I can't book from the US site that far in advance but can from the UK site. Is it worth booking now? Don't know how far the on site hotels seem to sell out (or if they do). Do they normally offer any promotions for the late summer that would be worth holding out for?

Last question, it does not look like eurostar runs on tuesdays from london to DLP-- but does say that it runs everyday on holidays. Would late august qualify as a "holiday" period?

Thanks so much for any help you can offer. This will be our first trip to any of these places so any tips are GREATLY appreciated!

 

[tennisfan]

It may pay to wait a little bit to book your trip, they sometimes have offers for late summer but its usually no pattern to when the deal is released.

You can book from any countries deals as they vary country to country. Booking Eurostar separate is the way to go too as it works out cheaper that way too.

It may be busy that week as its the last bank holiday in the UK and the last week of the summer holidays. Having said that week days tend to be a bit quieter then weekends.

I would imagine the direct Eurostar will be bill running as it is UK school holidays, if not then you can go indirect which is sometimes cheaper and you just change at Lille station and get the TGV (very straightforward according to people who have done so)

 

[KimTinVA]

Thanks so much-- just the kind of information I was looking for!

 

[Disney Lvr of Old]

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[Lisa_C]

Eurostar WILL be direct when you travel - it will still be school holidays then

 

[tennisfan]

Thanks so much-- just the kind of information I was looking for!

No problem, feel free to ask any questions we are a friendly bunch

 

[Michael623]

Never book on the US DLP site. The prices are always way higher and there are rarely deals on the US site.