Planning a trip...

[JarethDrakul]

Well recently I decided I'd like to visit Disneyland Paris as the last time I went I was so young haha. So I looked on the proper disney site and for the month I chose (September 2009) I got a price of £163

Whats worrying me is this just for the hotel? or Tickets too (it says its for the Hotel, Tickets, Breakfast, local taxes...but I'm not sure if thats right or not). So I was wondering if anybody knows or not?

Another question:
Eurostar, Does the eurostar from London go directly to the Disney resort? Also am I able to book Eurostar in advance (when I'm on there site it eithers says I can't book anything over 12 weeks in advance).

Sorry for my slight going on, but this is my first get away to somewhere on my own and...well its kind of scary planning it haha.

 

[avviexxx]

Im sure the prices are 4 hotel, tickets + breakfast. If your unsure give them a ring.
There is a direct train to disneyland paris. You arrive at the station which is inbetween the parks + disney village.
Not sure about booking with eurostar. Ring them + ask..x

 

[A Small World]

which hotel is it you've got the price for?

 

[JarethDrakul]

@avviexx:
ah thank you, I never thought of ringing them .

Ah yes I remember the station now.

Thank you again

@A Small World:
its Santa Fe. (sorry forgot to put that in first post). As that was the cheapest (it says it starts from £88 which is why I was wondering).

 

[DLPdaft]

Hi,

Any quote you get from the official Disney site is usually for the hotel room, breakfast, and park tickets for the duration of your stay. So for example, if you book for 2 nights, say 7th and 8th of September, thats your room for 2 nights, breakfast for 2 mornings (the 8th and 9th), and park tickets for the 7th, 8th and 9th September (you get park tickets dated for the day you check in, to and including the day you check out).

 

[JarethDrakul]

ah thanks, I'm going to ring them when I get the chance to make 100% sure (I'm such a worrier haha). Then when I know if the price is right all I have to worry about is Eurostar and getting to the London Saint Pancras Station.

Ordering on the Disney Website I've noticed is alot cheaper then some places claiming to have "bargains".