Lunch vouchers question

[chipndalefan]

I'm looking at the current free half board offer, and have seen that you can upgrade to full board for an extra £11pppn (Santa Fe)

With the lunch vouchers do you get to choose a main, side, dessert and drink at the restaurant or is there one of the specific set menus you have to have?

 

[DLPdaft]

don't do that - £11 per person per night is around 12.50 euros - counter service meal deals cost less than that in the participating counter service restaurants which take the lunch vouchers at DLP (and kids meals are only around 6 euros).

There is no saving to be had doing this, and in fact you're paying more for the lunch vouchers than you would pay for a meal deal with cash when you're there.

 

[lilacgems23]

I have got a quote under the offer but the price is showing me standard price it is it not mentioning the 20% discount or free half board.

 

[DLPdaft]

I have got a quote under the offer but the price is showing me standard price it is it not mentioning the 20% discount or free half board.

I've noticed that too, it seems to be certain dates, certain hotels etc etc (I looked at dates in Feb, March and early April). Some dates came up with the full 20% off plus free half board though.

 

[chipndalefan]

The offer varies depending on the length of stay booked and the hotel (on some dates the discount is only 10%)

http://offers.disneylandparis.co.uk/special-offers/promotion-holiday-disneylandv2.xhtml

 

[Jonjo]

I agree with Elaine, they are not worth it and only vaild at some counter service resturants.

I saw a few arguments with Guests when they tried to use them during my last trip. One lady I spoke to in the line said they were a waste of money as the resturants listed on the back were not open that day and that other resturants would not except them.