How to book a hotel room without add-ons?

[casperthegm]

Newbie question here; I went on the Disneyland Paris page to try to check prices for the Sequoia Lodge. I went through the site as if I was going to book a room but when I do this it includes multiple things as part of a "package" including tickets. I simply want to book the room by itself, nothing else. Is there some trick to doing that? Thanks.

 

[micksn]

If you want room only you might be best to book through expedia. If you ring Disneyland paris they will give you a room only price, but the packages with tickets are usually much better value. If you have annual passes you can get a discount on the room, again you would need to give them a ring.

 

[casperthegm]

Thank you. I'll try Expedia, though I've read stories that third party sites are not always reliable when it comes to showing up at hotels for reservations that people thought were booked. Any concerns or experiences with third party sites for Disneyland Paris? Thanks again.

 

[Tink'sMum]

I've used Expedia a couple of times but for staying off-site in Explorers or B&B. I ring the booking line to book room only on-site.

 

[janiebubble]

I used Expedia to book room only at the Sequoia Lodge in February without any problems.

 

[olafLover]

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[ashley0139]

Last year when I went and needed room only I called DLP directly (well, called Disney World who connected me to DLP so that I didn't have to pay international charges). A package with tickets was going to be $900. For me to book my tickets and room separately was $500. The guy on the phone didn't know why, but it was. So I bought my tickets online (buy 2 days get one free for about $150) and then booked my room on the phone for about $350 for three nights (Santa Fe). It definitely does not have to be done through Expedia.