Help with booking

clare g · 5 Sep 13, 06:37 PM

Hi all

Its my DD's 12th birthday on the 18th october and thinking of a couple of days at DLP for her round her birthday she is also off 26th oct to 4th nov

We go to florida every year so this is all new to me we want to keep it cheap so where do I start

Thanks for your help

neverbeen · 5 Sep 13, 07:26 PM

The general rule is to book DLP direct, but travel arrangements separately. How are you planning to get there? How many people and how long for? Check out the DLP site and have a play about with dates etc. Mid-week is often quieter but as you're looking at October half term it is going to be busy, particularly with all the Halloween bits. Good luck - I'm sure others will be along soon with more advice.

Wallefan · 5 Sep 13, 10:31 PM

Hi, I've just booked up for 5 adults and an infant. Went through all options from the north east (fly, coach, train, car). Flying was by far the cheapest from either Leeds or Edinburgh, Newcastle flights not great as none of the cheapies go from there.

With the good offers on site was cheaper for us as includes the ticket prices although you could get cheaper offsite than we looked at.

Agree with above poster, booking direct for onsite is cheapest

jazzluvva · 5 Sep 13, 10:51 PM

If your looking at flights you also need to factor in transfer costs, Charles de Gaul is the closest airport and has the best transfer options, be very wary of flights to Beavais, it's quite some distance away & not the best connected.

Jen78 · 6 Sep 13, 09:20 AM

We are from the north east too and are driving, but have decided to do the hill to zebrugge overnight ferry.
Worked out at �400 for 3 adults and 2 children in there highest grade cabin.

JMGPannal · 6 Sep 13, 09:36 AM

Book in the next 30 days and its 40% off along with free kids. Even better than the usual discounts!

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Guest · 6 Sep 13, 09:51 AM

I booked yesterday, in total ive paid 1300.00 thats for Oct half term disney hotel/half board onsite dining/and wild west evening show (booked direct with disney) i booked euro tunnel (paid with using Tescos clubcard vouchers) its a long drive for us NW so we are driving night before and got a 29.00 travel lodge room to sleep in.

Traveling as a party of 5 (2 adults, 3 children)

Guest · 6 Sep 13, 09:23 PM

http://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/show...=736630&page=3

See my post on the above link, proves that you can sometimes do it cheaper through a travel agent!

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5 Sep 13, 06:37 PM	#1
	5 Sep 13, 06:37 PM clare g Apprentice Imagineer
clare g Apprentice Imagineer Join Date: Aug 11	Help with booking Hi all Its my DD's 12th birthday on the 18th october and thinking of a couple of days at DLP for her round her birthday she is also off 26th oct to 4th nov We go to florida every year so this is all new to me we want to keep it cheap so where do I start Thanks for your help __________________

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	6 Sep 13, 09:51 AM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	I booked yesterday, in total ive paid 1300.00 thats for Oct half term disney hotel/half board onsite dining/and wild west evening show (booked direct with disney) i booked euro tunnel (paid with using Tescos clubcard vouchers) its a long drive for us NW so we are driving night before and got a 29.00 travel lodge room to sleep in. Traveling as a party of 5 (2 adults, 3 children)

6 Sep 13, 09:23 PM	#8
	6 Sep 13, 09:23 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	http://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/show...=736630&page=3 See my post on the above link, proves that you can sometimes do it cheaper through a travel agent!

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