Do you fly or go Eurostar?

[ch1ps]

Mrs Benny, I contacted them a few weeks ago on their internet page. They were very helpful. I then did an online booking (was able to add on a car seat for my grandson). They confirmed the booking online. You pay the driver. I'm unsure if you can pay upfront, but contact them they'll let you know.

I did try to quote your post, but it didn't work

[mrsbenny]

Originally Posted by ch1ps

Mrs Benny, I contacted them a few weeks ago on their internet page. They were very helpful. I then did an online booking (was able to add on a car seat for my grandson). They confirmed the booking online. You pay the driver. I'm unsure if you can pay upfront, but contact them they'll let you know.

I did try to quote your post, but it didn't work

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Thanks! Good to know for next April. Hotel booked but still need transport.

[Guest]

I am flying however simply because wheelchair clients are not permitted on the Eurostar as the more seasoned ones don't have wheelchair spaces. I do however very much want the Eurostar.

[JessBlu]

We drive, like to be in Control.

[WillSa6]

I've travelled both by Eurostar and flown. When going by train, we have incorporated the DLP trip into a city break in London for the first couple of days and then stayed with family in greater London when we got back, as for us living in Northern Ireland we need an overnight hotel on the way over and return.

As previous posters have said, the flight times from BFS to CDG are rubbish and involve an overnight stay on the first night, not included in the Disney package, so that a complete days worth of park days aren't lost.

Personally I prefer the Eurostar, for the convenience, as it is to the park gate, but unfortunately it is now becoming too expensive an option for us, due to the overnight hotel and London flights from Belfast can be ridiculous in price.