Purchasing Tickets in Advance?

[3DisneyKids]

Hi All--

American here, leaving for DLRP in a couple of weeks. I assume it is easier and cheaper to purchase park tickets in advance? Can anyone recommend a legitimate, reputable, authorized ticket agent?

Is there a "best" way to go about doing this?

Thanks!

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Hello

How many days/parks tickets are you looking for as there are various offers

 

[3DisneyKids]

Hello

How many days/parks tickets are you looking for as there are various offers

We have 2 adults, 3 children and want 2 parks for either 2 or 3 days total.

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Are the children under 7 or not as there are AP offers with a free childs AP that could be cheaper than buying tickets.

What date exactly, do you know yet ?

 

[3DisneyKids]

Are the children under 7 or not as there are AP offers with a free childs AP that could be cheaper than buying tickets.

What date exactly, do you know yet ?

No, children are 8, 9, and 9.

We are arriving on Saturday, May 12 and staying through Thursday, May 17th. 5 nights. But only planning 2 or 3 days in the parks.

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Ok you've got the Fnac - they sell tickets that you can print out at home

http://www.fnacspectacles.com/place...DISNEY---3-JOURS---2-PARCS---PROMO-MI252.htm#

They are 3 day-2 parks tickets for the price of 2 days

3 days / 2 parks Adult = 131€ instead of 162.00 euros
3 days / 2 parks Child = 117€ instead of 142.00 euros

You have to choose the first day and respect that date, after that the other 2 days can be used consecutively or not as you like within the week

The Fnac are an authorised ticket seller and are very reputable.

 

[3DisneyKids]

Ok you've got the Fnac - they sell tickets that you can print out at home

http://www.fnacspectacles.com/place...DISNEY---3-JOURS---2-PARCS---PROMO-MI252.htm#

They are 3 day-2 parks tickets for the price of 2 days

3 days / 2 parks Adult = 131€ instead of 162.00 euros
3 days / 2 parks Child = 117€ instead of 142.00 euros

You have to choose the first day and respect that date, after that the other 2 days can be used consecutively or not as you like within the week

The Fnac are an authorised ticket seller and are very reputable.

You are a star! Thanks so much for your help! Will purchase now...

 

[Carrie_Cat]

You have also the Promoparc - cemultiavantages offers.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2899213

They can sell you a 2 day - 2 park ticket, consecutive use, for 54€ and 46€ children.

They are for use starting from the 14th of May

 

[3DisneyKids]

You have also the Promoparc - cemultiavantages offers.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2899213

They can sell you a 2 day - 2 park ticket, consecutive use, for 54€ and 46€ children.

They are for use starting from the 14th of May

I posted this in the other thread as well.

I am not fluent in French and am concerned about trying to purchase in a foreign language. I have been using Google Translate, so I understand the restrictions of the tickets and all of that. However, I am having (1) joining the club; and (2) actually purchasing the tickets.

Are any of these sites in English?

My other concern is getting the actual tickets. From what I understand, they actually mail the tickets, correct? We are leaving in a week, so I don't think the tickets will get here in time. Can I have them mailed to our hotel at Disneyland?

As always, any information is appreciated.

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Replied on the other thread but I'll copy here as well for future reference

The tickets are posted to you. They have various methods of sending them including recommandé international (2-7 days) and maybe even chronopost (1-2 days) but I'd check with them the cost as I think what is stated will be for France

http://www.promoparcs.com/content/1-livraison-billet-parc-attraction-promoparcs

I'd doubt that you could have them sent to your DLP resort as I don't see them offering a mail holding service but I don't know for sure- Best phone your hotel and email guest relations on that.

All these sites are in French as their customers are mainly French workers who have acces to these offers through their employeur.

These sites now offer these special rates to all once you've paid the joining fee and many many people on this board and others have dealt with them without any pbs