Newbie - Are DLP tickets transferrable?

[allymc]

Hi there! We're planning a trip to Disneyland Paris next month and I'm looking in to the ticket side of things. We're not staying on-site but in a gite 30km or so away with my parents. The plan is probably to buy one of the 4 day for the price of 3 tickets and split the days that we go over a week or so. Unfortunately Disney is pretty much my dad's idea of hell, however I know my mum would love to be there on our first day or for at least part of it to see our 4 years old's reaction.

We are Sky customers and were looking to take advantage of their current promo offering the 2 free adult tickets. My thought initially was that mum and dad could use the free Sky tickets on our first day at the parks whilst we used the 4 day pass, that way if they only stayed for an hour or two they wouldn't have forked out a fortune but looking at Sky's T&C only the customer can use it and you have to produce ID on arrival at the park. So, my question (finally!) is if my husband and I were to use the Sky tickets on the first day and mum and dad used the 4 day passport would we then have a problem using the 4 day passport for the rest of our time?

Many thanks in advance

 

[lilacgems23]

That would be ok as you do not need ID to use the normal park tickets

 

[Figgygirl]

Hi allymc,
Where are you looking to buy the 4 day ticket? There may well be cheaper options for you.
Yes, the SKY offer tickets do require photo ID at the park gates. Some are now being sold on Ebay, so people buying these will come a cropper....

 

[allymc]

Thanks both for your replies. Good news that the 'normal' tickets aren't person specific.

Figgy girl - I've not really looked in to the specifics of buying the tickets as yet, this trip has only really come about in the past few days! I have a 'Brit Guide' that I literally started flicking through last night and there's an ad in there for 'Attraction Tickets Direct' so was going to look in to them but I'd welcome any thoughts or advice you would be happy to share.

 

[Carrie_Cat]

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Are you planning on going into the parks for 4 full days ? Are these going to be consecutive days

If not how many days are you planning on doing as ticket options on special offer will be different

 

[allymc]

Thanks for the reply Carrie. Plans are a little sketchy at the moment. We're going over for a week arriving on a Tuesday evening heading home the following Wednesday. vague plans at the moment are to spend Wednesday and Thursday at the parks then the following Monday and Tuesday, although I've just discovered the Monday is a holiday over there so. With a 4 year old I thought it was probably best to split out days rather than do 4 on the trot.

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Are you are looking at the Pentecote weekend (26/27/28 of May) it will be very busy as all holiday weekends are but if you've already had 2 days in the parks you will be able to plan and do things like the shows on the Monday

These 4 day for the price of 3 day ticket - are at £126 adult and £110 child from attractiontix?

I have a look at what there is and update

 

[allymc]

Thanks Carrie, yes it will be that weekend but good point about doing things like the shows on the Monday, I was in two minds about going the Friday instead of the Monday but think two 2 day trips will probably be best.

And yes, those are the tickets we were looking at

Thanks again

 

[Carrie_Cat]

It look like cemultiavantages have put back on sale some of the Fantasy AP's

I'd contact them before joining and see if the offer is still good as you can get a Fantasy AP for you and your OH.

They have them at 119€ and you'd get a free AP for your little one as they are under 7

http://www.ce-multiavantages.com/pr...l-promotion-fantasy-adulte-enfant.html?id=260

They charge a one of fee of 20€ so even with that you would be largely ahead of the other deal and you would have an AP for a year.

You'd get the discounts too on souvenirs and all food and drink

The only blackout day in May that would fall during your week is the 27th so that's good as you weren't going in the park then anyway

 

[allymc]

Wow! Thanks Carrie! That looks a great deal! And by the looks of things you get the extra hours at the park included too? Blimey, that's fab. Will most definitely be looking in to that! Thank you so much

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Wow! Thanks Carrie! That looks a great deal! And by the looks of things you get the extra hours at the park included too? Blimey, that's fab. Will most definitely be looking in to that! Thank you so much

Contact them via the site and ask if it's still on offer at that price- you can write to them in English no pb and they will translate and write back to you in French but it works and everybody who have used them so far have no complaints

If they have sold out of them at that price they will be having another 1 AP=1 free child but not before mid May so it might be a bit short for you

 

[Figgygirl]

Hi,
Yes, I was going to suggest the same as Carrie. Attraction Tickets Direct are cheaper than the Disney website, and don't charge for postage or credit card, and also post actual park tickets not vouchers, ( they are very quick and reliable - I use them for my WDW / Orlando parks tickets ) but the Fantasy AP offer is worth doing. With the newly added EMH it is even better.
CEM will email you a voucher which you exchange for the actual APs ( with photo ID ) at the Annual Passport Office in the Disneyland Park, or Donald Desk at the park entrance if it is open.

There is an AP Office in the Studios Park, but it is not always open.

Wishing you a Magical Time!

 

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