Who to book DLP through?

[meryll83]

Having started some pricing research, I notice a lot of the main tour operators' websites are now lacking in information or revert to the DLP direct site, particularly when looking for Eurostar packages.

Are there a limited number of companies now to price up with?

 

[A Small World]

Most people tend to book through DLP themselves either online or by calling (online you pay it all, calling you pay a deposit) however the majority book travel seperatly as this tends to be more expensive through disney

 

[meryll83]

So just look at DLP direct and Eurostar direct for both separate and package combos?
No need to try anywhere else for a better price?

 

[DLPDreams]

Disney rarely give discount to tour operators/agents so the price they give you is normally the same price as Disney would charge.

Sometimes you can get room only deals on Expedia and the like which work out cheaper but normally only if you have park tickets already through an Annual Pass or something.

For packages ie tickets/hotel, Disney tend to do the best prices.

 

[Cyrano]

As others have said book direct with Disneyland Paris

 

[honeyb35]

NOT Thomas cook! <<<cross face!

 

[meryll83]

Thanks for the advice all!

NOT Thomas cook! <<<cross face!

Oh dear, I sense a bad experience?

 

[honeyb35]

Thanks for the advice all!


Oh dear, I sense a bad experience?

hmm I typed a smiley after that......who ate it?

 

[jennytablina]

In our experience the only way to beat Disney at their game a little is to book the hotel and tickets ect via Disney, but then opt to book the travel yourself : )

Eurostar can be cheaper to book direct from their site than the price Disney charge in their packages. If you want the Disney Express service that comes with the full package usually (goody bag for kids pre-boarding and luggage sent to the hotels for you) it only costs £15 per person to book separate (at least when I last checked, my info is a year or two old...)