DLP tickets - am I being thick?

[Guest]

Ok so we need 2 adult and 2 child park hoppers for 2 days.

So obviously I was looking at the 2 day tickets which come out at £394 (£107 for an adult £90 for a child).

Then I glanced up at the 1 day park hoppers and my feeble maths managed to calculate that buying two of those would be cheaper: £380 (£51 for an adult and £44 for a child).

Am I missing something? Is my maths wrong? Is there an advantage to buying the 2 day tickets that I'm overlooking?

Link here: Linky

[Tink-a-bee]

Just looked at your link and your maths is completely right - how wierd. Don't know if there's any other advantages linked to having a 2 day over a 1 day ticket...?

[sarahb74]

I think it may be because (if you look at disneylandparis.co.uk, same ticket prices as your link) you save 15% off the price of a 1 day ticket buying online rather than at the gate, whereas there is no saving on the 2 day ticket. So if you buy in advance, 2 1day tickets would be cheaper, but if you buy on the gate a 2 day one is.

Hope that helps!
Sarah

[Guest]

Ah that might be it! I thought maybe there was some other benefit of the 2 day that I'd missed.

[Peter H]

Yep that look right. There is a 15% saving on the one day tickets. Where are you staying and who are you booking with? If you are staying on site and book through DLP then the tickets come as part of the package.

[Guest]

Nope not staying onsite this time - too expensive for this trip. Saving up for Wilderness Lodge next year!

[Peter H]

OK have a great time.

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