best place to book euro disney hol's ?
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best place to book euro disney hol's ?
after some advice guy's
me,the missus and the sprog are going to take a trip to euro disney at the end of august.
Am going to be driving down there,three nights and two days in the park
so,as anyone done this sort of trip?
any advice on best place for accomadation/ticket's/ferry-eurotunnel etc
all advice welcome guy's,I am sure there's a bargain out there to be had
cheer's mark
me,the missus and the sprog are going to take a trip to euro disney at the end of august.
Am going to be driving down there,three nights and two days in the park
so,as anyone done this sort of trip?
any advice on best place for accomadation/ticket's/ferry-eurotunnel etc
all advice welcome guy's,I am sure there's a bargain out there to be had
cheer's mark
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Originally Posted by ethanrob
after some advice guy's
me,the missus and the sprog are going to take a trip to euro disney at the end of august.
Am going to be driving down there,three nights and two days in the park
so,as anyone done this sort of trip?
any advice on best place for accomadation/ticket's/ferry-eurotunnel etc
all advice welcome guy's,I am sure there's a bargain out there to be had
cheer's mark
me,the missus and the sprog are going to take a trip to euro disney at the end of august.
Am going to be driving down there,three nights and two days in the park
so,as anyone done this sort of trip?
any advice on best place for accomadation/ticket's/ferry-eurotunnel etc
all advice welcome guy's,I am sure there's a bargain out there to be had
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I booked directly with Euro Disney & the tunnel.
We stayed at the park in the Hotel New York. It was nice accomodation but the weekend worked out very pricey about £800 for the 2 of us..we could have had a week cheaper abroad but it was def. worth doing.
We went in Nov and it was bladdy frezzing but it was still really busy - having to queue for rides etc..
If you are taking your little one you can book a character breakfast .. he/she'll love it!
HTH..
http://www.disneylandparis.com/uk/introduction.htm
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Cheapest way is to stay just outside the parks, somewhere like the My Travel Explorers hotel.
I took the family and stayed there in June for 3 nights which cost £210 for a 4 berth room with ensuite, breakfast included.
I took the family and stayed there in June for 3 nights which cost £210 for a 4 berth room with ensuite, breakfast included.
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Do it direct, we stayed in this last september
http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/hi/925/en/hd/pardi
booked via the web site.
its on the free bus run into the parks, great rooms, foods good (buffet )
good parking as well.
bought the park tickets from reception, no hassle, clean and tidy (unlike some of the other disney hotels which are a bit "aged")
http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/hi/925/en/hd/pardi
booked via the web site.
its on the free bus run into the parks, great rooms, foods good (buffet )
good parking as well.
bought the park tickets from reception, no hassle, clean and tidy (unlike some of the other disney hotels which are a bit "aged")
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