Disneyland Paris

[bestinshow]

Hi

I'm looking to book a few days next month at Disney in Paris, I've been before but last time used Airmiles.

I've googled for offers / deals etc, was wondering if anyone on here could recommend a site or agents, or evein is an Agent ? Would drive or eurostar.

Thanks in advance

[MarsellusWallace]

As I type this Im in a room at the Disneyland hotel and the rest of my family members are asleep!
I always book online directly from the eurodisney website.Try to be flexible with dates as a few days either way of your intended trip can make £££ difference.( our holiday would cost double this time next week!)
I drove from the uk-a 500 mile journey and it was a lovely trip-we used eurotunnel

[F-Stop Junkie]

Stayed at Kyriad Disney. Free shuttle bus to the station/park, decent enough hotel. Four nights plus flights from Brum about 200 pp! Also TGV from CDG to the park is about 10 mins and well worth the cost.

Booked flights and hotel together on Expedia. TGV and park tickets booked directly and in advance to save a few pennies.

Couple of tips; buy drinks and snacks from the grocery shops at the train station as they have a decent selection and good prices, the BBQ cookout in Thunder Mesa is good and only a bit pricey, and book restaurants for the evening at guest services around the park. Either in park (The Blue Lagoon's suprising Creme Brulee is a treat), in Disney Village, or at the other hotels. The Buffet at the Sequioa Lodge is good!

Edited by F-Stop Junkie on Wednesday 26th May 19:15