How do I convince nondisneyholic partner that £989 is worth it?!

[tinkachew]

Planning on going to dlp in april 2015. And I desperate need to begin saving. Did a look today whilst they have that 40% off/2 nights and days free and was alarmed at the price. I went this year with my mum, son and sister and for eurostar booked separate and hotel/tickets it only cost her £700.. Ive looked and to do it for just me, partner and son itll be more plus 200 for halfboard meal plan so we dont have to worry whilst out there! My mum amd sister will also be coming but dont think its worth paying for a family room or suite?

Had anyone got an recommendations on how to get it cheaper even though ive looked onto booking travel etc separate? And how to tell partner that the price will be worth it? As he looks at that as a week holiday abroad all inclusive

Help!!

 

[nirrakel]

We went this June and it was about £400 for myself, my husband and two boys, this was three days, 2 nights at the Cheyenne. Where were you looking at staying and for how long? Maybe could stay off-site and book park tickets separately? Honestly that does sound a crazy amount of money!

 

[DLPdaft]

I can't give you any help with your OH - I leave mine at home .

I think it will depend what date in April you're looking at - as if its French and/or UK school holidays the price goes up anyway, compared with lower season.

 

[woodyjessie]

got to pick right date in april price can double, we booked for april the 2nd 2014 for 7 nights 2 adults 3 kids under 12, 2 rooms for £880 same a day later was £1600. also family rooms are rarely included in the offers which is why we did two rooms, look out for disney hotel calender with high mid low peak seasons to find cheapest dates http://www.leisuredirection.co.uk/i...ion/ldtdocs/DisneyHotelsCalendarNovAprPlusEBO.