Tickets/passes - I'm so lost

[Freyja]

Hi everyone!

We are thinking of going over Easter (April 17-22). We will be 6 adults and 2 children. I feel so lost when trying to figure out which tickets will be cheapest/best for us. We want to spend at least 3 days in the parks, maybe even 4.

Can anyone help?

 

[Isila]

Hi everyone!

We are thinking of going over Easter (April 17-22). We will be 6 adults and 2 children. I feel so lost when trying to figure out which tickets will be cheapest/best for us. We want to spend at least 3 days in the parks, maybe even 4.

Can anyone help?

Are you looking and the whole package or just tickets?

 

[micksn]

If staying on site the cheapest option would probably to book 3 nights in 2 rooms for 1 adult and 1 child in each (If your children are under 7) That way you will have 4 days of park tickets for 2 adults and 2 children. Then buy annual passes for the other 4 adults. Email before arrival to tell them that you are bringing additional adults who have annual passes then at check in you will pay about 2 euros per adult per night in room tax allowing everyone to have their breakfast in the hotel. You can sort out who sleeps in which room when you get there.
If not staying on site then i would go with annual passes all round!

 

[DLPdaft]

thats a good question OP - are you staying onsite or offsite? 20th April is a Fantasy annual pass blockout date, so you'd need Dream annual passes if you are staying offsite and intending being in the parks on that day.

Generally speaking, if you want 3 days park tickets or more, an annual pass is a better deal - and you can buy Dream annual passes from promoparcs/cemultiavantages for the same price as Fantasy Passes at the gates of DLP - 159 euros each.

 

[Freyja]

Thanks everyone!

I´m looking for tickets only. The cheapest APs might be enough for us because we could work our dates around the blackout dates. Does anyone know if Cemultiavantages is still selling them for €105 (and kids for €39)? Looks like it on their website but it seems like I can't choose them and put them in my cart.

 

[DLPdaft]

Thanks everyone!

I´m looking for tickets only. The cheapest APs might be enough for us because we could work our dates around the blackout dates. Does anyone know if Cemultiavantages is still selling them for €105 (and kids for €39)? Looks like it on their website but it seems like I can't choose them and put them in my cart.

a couple of things - I don't think the Francillien passes will work for you, because as well as blackout dates, they have 2 non-contractual dates, which are days 2 and 3 after you activate them (ie 2nd and 3rd day after you have used them for the first time through the park turnstiles). That won't fit with your plans for April, will it? (blockout dates for the Francilliens is 20th and 21st April in your dates).

the kid's reduced price passes are no longer available to buy through cemulti or promoparcs, unless you can register a French residential address with them.

 

[Freyja]

a couple of things - I don't think the Francillien passes will work for you, because as well as blackout dates, they have 2 non-contractual dates, which are days 2 and 3 after you activate them (ie 2nd and 3rd day after you have used them for the first time through the park turnstiles). That won't fit with your plans for April, will it? (blockout dates for the Francilliens is 20th and 21st April in your dates).

the kid's reduced price passes are no longer available to buy through cemulti or promoparcs, unless you can register a French residential address with them.

Ah! Thank you for clarifying this. I´m very surprised about the kid's passes though since they don't seem to mention the part about a French residential address on their website.
If I understand you correctly there are no non-contractual dates on the Fantasy APs? And I would always have to pay the same for the kid's and adult APs since I don't live in France?

 

[DLPdaft]

Ah! Thank you for clarifying this. I´m very surprised about the kid's passes though since they don't seem to mention the part about a French residential address on their website.
If I understand you correctly there are no non-contractual dates on the Fantasy APs? And I would always have to pay the same for the kid's and adult APs since I don't live in France?

yes, thats right (there is no discount on children's passes if you buy at the gates of DLP either).

 

[Freyja]

yes, thats right (there is no discount on children's passes if you buy at the gates of DLP either).

Thank you!
Looks like we will go with the Fantasy passes then and stay away from the parks on the 20th and 21st.