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Want to book a couple of nights away for me/wife/2 kids at Disneyland.
Anyone know best place to get a good inclusive deal (flights or eurostar / accomodation on site / day passes / etc etc)
Any help appreciated - best people to book through etc ?

Ro.

chuckster

Wherever you look make sure to check lastminute.com as well, they seem to have decent deals. Thinkin about doing the same thing myself soon too
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Reffro

Just seen on lastminute a deal including hotles and eurostar for £255 per adult staying two nights, with free child places. Here's the address below:

http://www.lastminute.com/lmn/pso/catalog/Product.jhtml?CATID=92939&PRODID=321827753

kryten

If you have an Amex card then its worth booking direct with Disney.

Depending on time of year you can get hotel upgrades, plus you get 10% off most stuff while you're there, special viewing area for the parades plus other bits.

Dave P

Yep did it last year. We found the cheapest place was through our local travel agent.

Maybe worth upgrading to first class which only costs an extra £80. It's not true first class coz there is no food thrown in basically just gives you a first class seat. But worth it for the extra space.

Kryten is right about the Amex, there are a few events (the rodeo) for one which come with a discount for Amex. We thought the rodeo was good value for money. We did two nights, wish we had done the extra one.

We stayed in the pucker hotel right on the park... very expensive but well pucker... Be prepared to queue a little bit as well and it ain't cheap in there

Dave

kryten

I've stayed in the Newport Bay, Sequoia Lodge and the Disneyland hotel - I've got two kids, so have the perfect excuse to keep going back.

All are excellent, but if you can afford the extra, the Disneyland adds that extra bit of atmosphere. Its also a lot easier to nip back to the hotel during the day!!