First time - have I made any bloopers?

[MrsB87]

Originally Posted by Isis

Ok sorry when you said the hotel was £156 for 2 nights I assumed you were getting the tickets separately not as a package. Have a great time x

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Oh sorry, we are doing it separately.

Hotel: £156
Tickets: £228
Ferry: £85

Total of £469 - just built my own package

[Elodie]

Does it definitely have to be one day / two nights? Obviously it depends on the offers available, and how many are going, but we paid just over £600 for five days / four nights in the school holidays, staying onsite in a Disney hotel and including tickets for 2 adults and 2 children, (plus we used Tesco vouchers for the tunnel crossing.) I know the total cost is more, but for the £200 extra, the extra four days and the EMH, and being able to walk to the parks will be well worth it for us.

Having said that, I know that shorter visits always seem to work out much more expensive per day, so if you’re tied to the shorter visit, then you’ve got a good deal.

Alternatively, if you don’t mind driving to DLP from your hotel, you could go further afield. The B&B at Bussy was full of people going to Disney when we stopped there for our first night on our first holiday. It cost us €80 a night for four in August, but I think it was around 10 miles to DLP, and then you’d have to pay for parking, (or use the RER and pay for train tickets) so might not be worth the small amount you’d save.

[MrsB87]

Originally Posted by Elodie

Does it definitely have to be one day / two nights? Obviously it depends on the offers available, and how many are going, but we paid just over £600 for five days / four nights in the school holidays, staying onsite in a Disney hotel and including tickets for 2 adults and 2 children, (plus we used Tesco vouchers for the tunnel crossing.) I know the total cost is more, but for the £200 extra, the extra four days and the EMH, and being able to walk to the parks will be well worth it for us.

Having said that, I know that shorter visits always seem to work out much more expensive per day, so if you’re tied to the shorter visit, then you’ve got a good deal.

Alternatively, if you don’t mind driving to DLP from your hotel, you could go further afield. The B&B at Bussy was full of people going to Disney when we stopped there for our first night on our first holiday. It cost us €80 a night for four in August, but I think it was around 10 miles to DLP, and then you’d have to pay for parking, (or use the RER and pay for train tickets) so might not be worth the small amount you’d save.

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Since writing it's now actually going to be 3 nights in Paris rather than staying in Folkestone one night then 2 nights in Paris. Four nights would be too many though. Our total cost with Eurotunnel, 3 nights and tickets is now about £600. I have had a look at Disney hotels but can't see anything less than around £950ish in Davey Crocket and then £121 for the tunnel so still seems the best deal for us. I would be open to looking at any other Disney hotel deals if the price was better and someone could tell me where else to look but like I say I haven't managed to find any. We also used all our Tesco points for airmiles before a couple of months back before deciding to do this trip so will have to pay for the tunnel unfortunately.

[Gill H]

There are lots of hotels within a 10 minute journey of DLP, particularly if you have a car. L'Elysee, Ibis Val d'Europe, Adagio to name a few. There are even some that are walkable - try Hipark Serris.

[MrsB87]

Originally Posted by Gill H

There are lots of hotels within a 10 minute journey of DLP, particularly if you have a car. L'Elysee, Ibis Val d'Europe, Adagio to name a few. There are even some that are walkable - try Hipark Serris.

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We are booking the Novotel. X

[Gill H]

Wow, very nice! Out of my budget, we go cheap and cheerful offsite.

[MrsB87]

Originally Posted by Gill H

Wow, very nice! Out of my budget, we go cheap and cheerful offsite.

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It is cheap and cheerful 😂 3 nights for four including breakfast at £280. That's gone up from £255 since we first started looking!

[MrsB87]

All booked now and definitely cheap and cheerful. The Novotel ended up costing £253 for 2 adults and 2 children for three nights, including breakfast. Really can't complain at that. Just the Disney tickets to get nearer the time now. Hoping for some lovely weather so that the kids can use the outdoor pool.

[jocesk]

Really would not go for a day and spend that amount of money. you should the French site. I have booked mid July 2 adults and 2 children for 2 nights dcr £560

[LOU LOU DISNEY]

Originally Posted by MrsB87

All booked now and definitely cheap and cheerful. The Novotel ended up costing £253 for 2 adults and 2 children for three nights, including breakfast. Really can't complain at that. Just the Disney tickets to get nearer the time now. Hoping for some lovely weather so that the kids can use the outdoor pool.

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We’re there from 26th so might bump into you! My DD birthday is 27th so we’ll be having birthday dinner in the Disneyland hotel. Ratatouille ride is closed from 27th to 31st but we’ll catch it before it closes, that’s all I can see atm for clousures. Enjoy! Love DLP!