Who gets the best deals?

[kk20]

Was just about to post that quico have a 6% cashback. This has always worked for us and does add up.

[cairn114]

Originally Posted by Lisa123wm

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 🤔

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I always have a look at the price grid information to find the dates for the cheapest prices.

media.disneylandparis/d4...752-179440.pdf

[Elodie]

As above, we always use the price grids as a guide - although, again, different countries often have slightly different price grids based on their school term dates, national holidays, etc.

I don’t think there is a particular country site that offers the best deals as such. Different deals work out better, depending on the holiday you’re planning, your priorities, etc (e.g. length of stay, dates of stay, where you want to eat, etc.)

Examples for our trips (all five days/four nights, for four of us):

August school holidays - £800 for Cheyenne with two nights free, paid for dining plan, booked via UK site

Christmas holidays - £1200 for the Disneyland Hotel with two nights free, booked via the U.K. site, but the German site actually had a better value offer with 25% off and free dining.

May half term - £600 for Santa Fe with 40% off and under 12s go free, booked via the French site.