Upcoming offers via any Language DLP website

[Charlie30]

Hi,

If anyone has watched over the years, is there a pattern to the offers that happen after the 25% off plus free half board for next year? Maybe buy 2 days get 2 days free or something similar?
It's looking like it going to cost £1600-1700 for 4 nights on the current offer.
I'm not bothered about the half board too much, I would rather save as much as possible on the booking itself and have looked around at the French, Irish and Spanish offers so far which are slightly cheaper. We're looking at DCR so I would happily cook and take lunches to the parks. This leads to my next question, is the dining actually free or do the prices drop a fair amount when its not included?

Thanks.

[GjDisney]

The current prices have led me to DIY for DLP.

Are you staying on site how many people?

You may as well scratch 2 nights free off as an offer these days

[Charlie30]

Hi,
There are 5 of us so the tickets are a big cost for us. We normally stay in explorers but that's still looking costly when we add tickets on.

[HappyPanda]

They haven't done the free nights offers for over a year now. They seem to alternative between % off and free meal plan and just % off (sometimes the French site also has u12s free too)

[GjDisney]

Originally Posted by Charlie30

Hi,
There are 5 of us so the tickets are a big cost for us. We normally stay in explorers but that's still looking costly when we add tickets on.

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Yeh a party that size pushes ticket prices up.

How long you thinking of staying and where you flying from?

[Lisa123wm]

We’re staying at DCR next Easter. There are 5 of us and I don’t think it’s a bad price tbh.
This year we went in August on the 2 night free offer, next year it’s the free HB. Would have liked the free nights offer again, but will make a change to have HB and probably end up saving us money as this year we seemed to spend a lot on just food 🤔

[Sarryb]

Depending on the age of the children, you can sometimes get 35% off and free under 12s on the French website. I find this kind of offer comes up a little nearer the time to go, though.
Thing is with Easter, it'll be premium time for everyone, so shopping around means literally looking at what deal is on, as most countries will probably be on high season price brackets. Xx

[Charlie30]

I do have 2 under 12 so that might work actually. We’re looking at may half term so hopefully we will find a good offer.

[sammykitten]

Originally Posted by Charlie30

I do have 2 under 12 so that might work actually. We’re looking at may half term so hopefully we will find a good offer.

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For May half term 2020 you might not see any under-12s deals on the french site until into 2020, the french don’t tend to book so far in advance compared to the uk/Ireland.

[CreakingStool]

Originally Posted by sammykitten

For May half term 2020 you might not see any under-12s deals on the french site until into 2020, the french don’t tend to book so far in advance compared to the uk/Ireland.

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Agreed, a couple of years ago I booked for first week in June on this same french site offer, we booked in January of the year we travelled. Already booked flights on release day.

We are doing the same for next year and keeping everything crossed for the offer coming up again