Sequoia Lodge, is this a good deal?

[Moomduck1]

I have never been to Disney Paris, and I am feeling quite overwhelmed. Iam starting with booking the hotel. Having been to WDW many times, I have an idea of what a good deal is, I understand the concept of free dining v % off room rate, value months v peak times rates, etc. But I have no idea for Paris. Currently there is an offer to buy 2 nights and get 1 free. (we are staying 3 nights) Breakfast is not included because it is summer. Half board meals are not included either. Is this a good/decent deal? or should I hold out and hope for more? It's around $1000, give or take. Adding in the halfboard makes it more like $1400. Guess I need to research whether or not the halfboard is worth it.
Thanks

 

[A Small World]

Which countries site have you looked at? You can book on any site to get the best deal as different countries are offered different deals.

Remember that tickets are included with the booking unlike the American parks so for 3 nights you will get 4 day hopper tickets.

 

[Moomduck1]

I have checked all of them. That was the cheapest rate. I think that I will just book it

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

Which countries site have you looked at? You can book on any site to get the best deal as different countries are offered different deals.

Remember that tickets are included with the booking unlike the American parks so for 3 nights you will get 4 day hopper tickets.

Actually I tried to book a DLP package through the UK site because that offered the 2 days free which I hadn't seen the day before at the USA site. As I continued through the booking process, it asked which is my home country with a drop down box of European countries but no option to click on USA. The last choice in the list was "my country is not listed here" which prompted an error message saying I had to book through my own country's Disney site.
I went back through the USA site and the same special was offered there.
The hard part is choking down the cost. We really only need 2 nights because we are trying to cram in London & Paris too and only have 8 nights to vacation (besides 1st night to fly). We might as well stay 3 nights with this special going on; it's the same cost as 2 nights.
I think with tickets and dining plan all added up it looks huge and maybe I'd be spending that much anyway if I paid for each item separately.

 

[A Small World]

Actually I tried to book a DLP package through the UK site because that offered the 2 days free which I hadn't seen the day before at the USA site. As I continued through the booking process, it asked which is my home country with a drop down box of European countries but no option to click on USA. The last choice in the list was "my country is not listed here" which prompted an error message saying I had to book through my own country's Disney site.
I went back through the USA site and the same special was offered there.
The hard part is choking down the cost. We really only need 2 nights because we are trying to cram in London & Paris too and only have 8 nights to vacation (besides 1st night to fly). We might as well stay 3 nights with this special going on; it's the same cost as 2 nights.
I think with tickets and dining plan all added up it looks huge and maybe I'd be spending that much anyway if I paid for each item separately.

If you do book through another country's site just use that country as your home country (using your normal address). Nothing is sent by post so it doesn't matter. This has been done loads of times by people and so is fine.
Just be careful with the special offers as sometimes they are very specific - for example often the 2 nights free has to be on an even number of nights so you can buy 2 get 2 free, buy 4 get 2 free but can't buy 3 get 2 free etc.
Also the price is for the number of nights so that gives you the days either side where you get tickets - so one night give you 2 days tickets , 2 nights gives you 3 etc

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

If you do book through another country's site just use that country as your home country (using your normal address). Nothing is sent by post so it doesn't matter. This has been done loads of times by people and so is fine.
Just be careful with the special offers as sometimes they are very specific - for example often the 2 nights free has to be on an even number of nights so you can buy 2 get 2 free, buy 4 get 2 free but can't buy 3 get 2 free etc.
Also the price is for the number of nights so that gives you the days either side where you get tickets - so one night give you 2 days tickets , 2 nights gives you 3 etc

Thank you.