Ticket prices change April 4?

[Inkmahm]

I believe I will be able to go to the parks two days when I am in Paris at the end of May. I went to check ticket prices for a two day park hopper and got this:

2 Days / 2 Parks Hopper Ticket
Valid 2 days for 1 year from date of purchase.
Adult: $137 -Child (aged 3-11 years inclusive): $116.
For bookings made until 4th April 2008.


Does this mean that ticket prices go up April 4th? If I buy the tickets now, will I be able to use them at the end of May? The Disneyland Paris site is very confusing to me. I have an AP for WDW and know that location like the back of my hand. But I'm a fish out of water with planning for Paris!

 

[silverka2002]

The tickets I have bought are 1 day/2 park hoppers and the date on them are from 5th April - 11th Nov. I was asked when I was going before I bought them. I bought them from ATD.
Not sure if tickets bought now would be valid after April 4th. Maybe you could ring/email the company.

 

[Jazzman67]

Here's how I read it:

If you make a BOOKING before the 4th of April, you can get the
tickets as stated on the webpage. So, presumably you can get the
tickets now at the prices offered on the webpage. It should not
matter if you go after the 4th of April, since this is an offer for booking
your tickets at this time. If you wait yntil after the 4th, then prices
go up.

I would also point out that if you have children aged up to six years
old, you are entitled to free admission, since there's now an offer for
children under seven years old to go to Disneyland Paris for free of
charge.

When you call for booking tickets. be clear that you are booking
tickets as they have been offered on the webpage before the 4th
of April. The prices offered now should be valid for when you go to
Disneyland in May.

 

[DLPdaft]

Hi Jazzman,

Are you sure the free child tickets for under 7 is not only for "stay and play free" ie as part of a Disney onsite hotel/ticket package? Thats the way I read that offer.

Until 4th April children aged under 7 annual passes are free, when bought with an adult pass of the same type. But I don't think under 7s other park tickets are free.

Elaine

 

[Jazzman67]

No, I'm sorry I didn't think hat way..

It would be best to confirm with Disney direct, nut I think Elaine
is correct in saying that the children are free if the on site hotel
and park tickets are bought as a package together.

Otherwise, you will need to buty child tickets as offered on the
webpage.

I haven't had this experience, since I'll be getting "free" tickets
through the bus company. I saved about the same value on a
two day ticket to Disneyland by booking my bus trip early.

 

[Inkmahm]

Here's how I read it:

If you make a BOOKING before the 4th of April, you can get the
tickets as stated on the webpage. So, presumably you can get the
tickets now at the prices offered on the webpage. It should not
matter if you go after the 4th of April, since this is an offer for booking
your tickets at this time. If you wait yntil after the 4th, then prices
go up.

I would also point out that if you have children aged up to six years
old, you are entitled to free admission, since there's now an offer for
children under seven years old to go to Disneyland Paris for free of
charge.

When you call for booking tickets. be clear that you are booking
tickets as they have been offered on the webpage before the 4th
of April. The prices offered now should be valid for when you go to
Disneyland in May.

Does "booking" mean the same as "ordering?" I hope so.

 

[Inkmahm]

Does "booking" mean the same as "ordering?" I hope so.

*bump* Does anyone know?

 

[Jazzman67]

Yes, a booking is the same as ordering.

Example: I booked a trip with a bus company. It's the same as
ordering a trip.