Suites at Disneyland Paris - which hotels, how much, how to book?

[horseradish]

Hi

I'm really intrigued by the VIP Fastpass available to people in suites at the Disneyland Paris resorts.

But the DLP website is no help - it doesn't seem to let me book a suite or compare prices.

Which of the DLP resorts have suites, and which of these are eligible for VIP Fastpasses? Also, is there a list of prices for the suites?

Finally am I right in saying that only residents of the Disneyland Hotel get any Fastpasses at all, even just the standard "Hotel Fastpass"?

Many thanks

Horseradish

 

[sjaakie]

Hi

I'm really intrigued by the VIP Fastpass available to people in suites at the Disneyland Paris resorts.

But the DLP website is no help - it doesn't seem to let me book a suite or compare prices.

Which of the DLP resorts have suites, and which of these are eligible for VIP Fastpasses? Also, is there a list of prices for the suites?

Finally am I right in saying that only residents of the Disneyland Hotel get any Fastpasses at all, even just the standard "Hotel Fastpass"?

Many thanks
Horseradish

All the resorts except DCR and hotel Cheyenne have suites.
For booking you have to call an special number in Disney France.

There’s no pricelist for the suites you just have to ask for them on the telephone.

 

[tennisfan]

Regarding the Fastpass, anyone can get them as you use your park pass to get them from the rides.

I think the suite prices tend to be quite pricey compared to standard rooms.

 

[buzzbevan]

there are 2 numbers i use but both come through to the same place

08705 030303
or
0033 160456634 (this is the direct line in france)

as for cost, it is costing us £1300 for three nights in a suite at the NPBC. this is over chirstmas though.

 

[Happy Tappy]

All the resorts except DCR and hotel Cheyenne have suites.
For booking you have to call an special number in Disney France.

There’s no pricelist for the suites you just have to ask for them on the telephone.

Santa Fe doesn't have them either. You can find more info (and prices) here: http://www.disneylandparis.com/uk/hotels/suites/index.htm

All suites have VIP fastpass. A VIP fastpass means that you can go straight through to the fastpass entrance of a ride. Normal guests recieve a standard fastpass which means the holder has to put their ticket into a machine to get a ticket. This ticket then tells them what time to come back to that attraction. A VIP fastpass is far superior to a standard fastpass and means that you should have to wait longer than 10mins for a ride.

 

[sjaakie]

Santa Fe doesn't have them either. You can find more info (and prices) here: http://www.disneylandparis.com/uk/hotels/suites/index.htm

All suites have VIP fastpass. A VIP fastpass means that you can go straight through to the fastpass entrance of a ride. Normal guests recieve a standard fastpass which means the holder has to put their ticket into a machine to get a ticket. This ticket then tells them what time to come back to that attraction. A VIP fastpass is far superior to a standard fastpass and means that you should have to wait longer than 10mins for a ride.

Your right and excuse me please.
You can ask for a special suites folder ore book. Its a little "book" with beautiful pictures op the suites from all the hotels.
I also got a pricelist with it but its now a few years old so the prices are not longer up to date.

Just ask fot it at the suites department

 

[Cass]

You don't need to book a suite to get VIP fastpasses.. you can book the Castle Club at the Disneyland Hotel, which are normal rooms plus the fastpasses and access to a lounge with breakfast and refreshments during the day. It was just over 3000 Euros for 4 nights for 2 people.

 

[karenmoloney]

I stayed in a suite in NPBH in June/July 2007. We paid about £300 a night (2 adult, a child(5) & a baby). This was the price without tickets (we have annual passes) and with the annual pass 10% discount. The rooms were very big and beautiful. There was a hallway with toilet off, a living room with a TV, storage, sofa bed (very comfortable), chairs, large coffee table, writing desk, doors concealing a sink & shelving, double doors leading to a large bedroom with a massive bed, TV unit with drawers below, walk in cupboard with hanging space & rooms for cases, door leading to bathroom with bath with shower over, double sink, wc. There was a minibar & safe in the bathroom. When we arrived we had been left a cuddly toy (retail at 20 euro), a half bottle of chanpagne (retila at 35 euro on room service) and a large mickey mouse mug filled with sweets. Staying in the suite made our holiday. The fastpass was great. I have photos too if you are interested.

 

[Ware Bears]

I have photos too if you are interested.

Yes please, I'd love to see them.