Disneyland Paris booking office

[Carole]

That is just not acceptable, is it. I would definitely take it further.

Sorry to hear your cat has been ill.

[Guest]

Its just not on, hope you can get it sorted.  ((hugs)) to your cat from ours (Cleo), hope its better soon.

We booked with Cresta, and got back from DLP last Friday, and I couldn't fault them.

[Guest]

Well, I have sent a second fax to Jay Rasulo the Director at DLP, so lets so what result that gets.

After Theo being so ill, I wondered if it was really worth fighting about and then I thought YES, I am not making it up, they have an appalling attitude.

The thing is if they still say 'tough luck' do we still go? I know it is where Dana wants to go, but the principle thing is really bugging me.

Theresa

[BevS97]

Hi Theresa -

that is really annoying,  we were on the 4 for 3 deal last year, and got the pass for all 5 days,  so I would have assumed it was the same for everyone.

It's not really an answer - but what time will you be arriving on the first day?  We didn't get to the hotel until really late,  and we only made it into the park for an hour that night - Maybe you could go to Disney Village, and have a meal at Planet Hollywood or Rainforest Cafe,  or see the Buffallo Bill show,  and not use a park day on that first evening?  Just a thought.  

Bev

[Guest]

Hi Bev,

We are on the early Eurostar about 9.30 am, so we should be there by around 2.30 pm.

Can't image being able to keep Dana out of the parks and we have even more time on the last day.

I have yet to receive a reply. I was giving them a week, as it was the boss my last fax went to.

Theresa

[BevS97]

Hi Theresa -

no 2:30 is too early - I would also want to be in the park.  We landed at the airport around 3,  but with all the baggage/bus/checking in etc,  we weren't at the park until nearly 7.  The Eurostar is much easier.

I hope you can get it sorted out.

Bev