Who gets the best deals?

[rachelhelen82]

Hi

I’m looking to book a trip to DLRP for next August, this will be our second holiday in 2020 as we’re going to Dubai in May so I’m hoping Paris can be a bit of a budget trip and a way to break up the six week holidays.

I have read on here that selecting different countries on the WDTC website allows you to view that particular country’s offers - can anyone tell me which country historically gets the best deals?

We’re looking to go for four nights, Monday to Friday and are a party of 3 adults (one of which is a 12 year old).

So far I’ve found Santa Fe for £1420 which includes tickets, half board and 25% off - does this sound like a good deal? We’ve been before but have always booked DIY.

Thanks for any help!

[Lisa123wm]

I booked last week for next Easter. Direct with Disneyland Paris was cheaper than through WDTC by quite a bit, plus they didn’t have the offer on (same as you’ve mentioned 25% off plus HB).
I tried various countries and the UK one was best for us.

[Buggles94]

I have also booked for next year and it was much cheaper on the DLP website. I called WDTC to see if they could price match but no luck! The half board and 25% offer is the one we booked

[rachelhelen82]

Thanks both, looks like I’ll book direct with DLP then and wait for easyJet to release their summer flights 😀

[Sarryb]

You can look at Magic Breaks, too. They charge less if a booking fee, and on occasion have exclusive extras included. X

[rachelhelen82]

Originally Posted by Sarryb

You can look at Magic Breaks, too. They charge less if a booking fee, and on occasion have exclusive extras included. X

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Thank you, will have a look.

[Lisa123wm]

Originally Posted by Sarryb

You can look at Magic Breaks, too. They charge less if a booking fee, and on occasion have exclusive extras included. X

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Price was basically the same as was deposit although with Magic Breaks balance is due around a month earlier.
Plus better amount cashback through Quidco with Disney direct.
What I found strange with Magic Breaks was the cheaper options were more expensive?! 🤔

[cairn114]

I booked this week for next summer and direct with DLP was the cheapest. Both Magic Breaks and WDTC did not seem to have much availability at the best offer price of 25% off and half board.

The first two weeks of August are the most expensive, play with some dates and you should see a difference, the end of August is cheaper.

[Lisa123wm]

Originally Posted by cairn114

I booked this week for next summer and direct with DLP was the cheapest. Both Magic Breaks and WDTC did not seem to have much availability at the best offer price of 25% off and half board.

The first two weeks of August are the most expensive, play with some dates and you should see a difference, the end of August is cheaper.

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When we booked last July for August this year, there was no difference in price for the duration. So we just chose the week that suited us. Difference was, the 2 night free offer was on last year. This year just the 25% plus free HB. Probably works out at a similar cost - I’ll have to have a look now to see 🤔

[TigerGirl]

Don’t forget to sign up for topcashback or Quidco to get money back if you book through the Disneyland Paris site!