London to Disneyland Paris

[DW2DH&DS]

I have a question for all of you out there. Has anybody taken the train from London to DLP? Or form Brussels to DLP? We are heading over for the Northern Europeans Capitals cruise in 7/10. Would like to see DLP. Problem is we will be using Virgin Atlantic miles for this trip and they do not fly to Paris as of now...just Brussels and London. My thinking is fly into Brussels first so that we don't have to pay for the chunnel twice. Then ly home from London. Does anyone have any experience or suggestions? I would really appreciate it.

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

You can easily catch the direct train to Disneyland from London or Ashford.

Not sure how you would get to DLP from Brussels though. Sorry.

Hopefully someone will be along soon who may be able to help.

 

[ukstitch]

There are two options from what you've described.

The first is to take a direct train from London St Pancras to Marne La Valee Chessy (Disneyland Paris). This is probably the easier of the two travel options you would have

The second is is to take a train from Brussels to Lille, then change at Lille onto a second train from Lille to Marne La Valee Chessy. This is not as easy, but is still possible. You'd also be using "normal" trains, so there should be plenty of them available to choose from.

One final piece of advice - if you are only traveling on the Eurostar one way (e.g. just from Disney to London or just from London to Disney), then it is often cheaper to buy a return and throw away one half than it is to buy a single.

 

[DW2DH&DS]

You can easily catch the direct train to Disneyland from London or Ashford.

Not sure how you would get to DLP from Brussels though. Sorry.

Hopefully someone will be along soon who may be able to help.

Thank you so much!!

There are two options from what you've described.

The first is to take a direct train from London St Pancras to Marne La Valee Chessy (Disneyland Paris). This is probably the easier of the two travel options you would have

The second is is to take a train from Brussels to Lille, then change at Lille onto a second train from Lille to Marne La Valee Chessy. This is not as easy, but is still possible. You'd also be using "normal" trains, so there should be plenty of them available to choose from.

One final piece of advice - if you are only traveling on the Eurostar one way (e.g. just from Disney to London or just from London to Disney), then it is often cheaper to buy a return and throw away one half than it is to buy a single.

Then it would probably make sense to just go round trip from London. Thanks

 

[emmah]

One final piece of advice - if you are only traveling on the Eurostar one way (e.g. just from Disney to London or just from London to Disney), then it is often cheaper to buy a return and throw away one half than it is to buy a single.

in fact, for my trip it ended up being a LOT cheaper to fly from London than to buy a one-way to DLP. I checked out all the options; a return to Paris was half the price of a one way direct to DLP. a one way to Paris was 6 pounds cheaper than the return. and a flight from heathrow to DCG on BA was cheaper again, with the added bonus of arriving there at 8am rather than middday.