Offer on the Danish site: Free Dining

[ChristinaDK]

If you order before 31 january

 

[aj2703]

If you order before 31 january

Out of interest, got a link.?.

 

[Metsoskil]

This appears to be the link, although you'll have to translate it to your native language if you don't read Danish.

http://www.disneylandparis.dk/vi-ha.../specialtilbud/helpension-kvit-og-frit.xhtml#

 

[aj2703]

3 Nights in a Sequoia lodge montana room, full board from 12/03/12 one adult and three children is £756.

That isn't too bad..

 

[DLPdaft]

3 nights at end of Feb, Santa Fe, one adult and one child under 12, £428 with free dining.
However, the same dates are only £239 with one night free on the UK site, so thats £189 difference for the free meals deal ie £63 per night booked. Counter service lunch and table/buffet service dinner for us each day is usually less than 55 euros, so free meals wouldn't be saving us any money.

its another number-crunching option though .

 

[aj2703]

3 nights at end of Feb, Santa Fe, one adult and one child under 12, £428 with free dining.
However, the same dates are only £239 with one night free on the UK site, so thats £189 difference for the free meals deal ie £63 per night booked. Counter service lunch and table/buffet service dinner for us each day is usually less than 55 euros, so free meals wouldn't be saving us any money.

its another number-crunching option though .

Isn't that site FULL BOARD though, breakfast lunch and dinner.. or am i reading it wrong...

 

[DLPdaft]

Isn't that site FULL BOARD though, breakfast lunch and dinner.. or am i reading it wrong...

yes, breakfast already included, one counter service voucher per person per night, and one standard level table/buffet service voucher per person per night.
On cash prices in the parks, counter service would typically be around 18 euros for one adult, one child, and standard level table service around 35 euros or less, for one adult, one child.

eta I know that if you book full board plus or full board premium, you get a buffet service plus a table service meal voucher per night booked instead of one counter service and one table/buffet service. However, to me, thats even more restrictive than the standard level full board plan, as you can't use those vouchers at any counter service place, and how many options do you realistically have on either of the top 2 full board plans, if you're staying for more than 3 nights say, and you want to make the most out of your vouchers? Added to that, I don't think I could manage 2 buffet/table service meals per day.