Disneyland Paris..

**Steven** · 9th October 2010, 08:35

I have noticed they are doing some great deals at the minute so i am quite tempted to take the family over for a little break at the start of next year.

A couple of questions for you guys who have been, how did you get there(Plane, train or boat?), what time of year did you visit, was it good and where did you stay?

Cheers in advance guys

**cont1204** · 9th October 2010, 09:51

We went years ago by train all the way. Was brilliant. Dead on time and always perfect connections. Can't remember which hotel we stayed in now but it wasn't an expensive one. However the room was decent, nice pool, good food and bar. We were going to go again just never got round to it.

**BigWilko** · 9th October 2010, 10:41

Take the Veccy! £100 fuel. £98 on tunnel. I think we all want to see a pic of a veccy with mickey mouse

**Steven** · 9th October 2010, 11:04

Cheers guys

£100+ each way in fuel for me but its certainly an option, the ferries are around £30 and tunnel are around £80-100 as you say Wilko

**TomiboyC** · 9th October 2010, 11:08

flew to beauvais airport from prestwick an hired a car and drove down, about an hour and half from airport. went at halloween couple of years running and it was spot on. we stayed at the sequoia lodge and it was a nice hotel.

**cont1204** · 9th October 2010, 11:21

Originally Posted by TomiboyC

...sequoia lodge and it was a nice hotel.

That's the one we stayed at just couldn't remember the name. 100% worth it.

**Ste** · 9th October 2010, 11:40

We have been twice, once in March and once for holloween. Flew both times to Charles de Gaulle airport. Then caught the bus to the 'resort'. Really easy and the bus stops at the airport. Both times we stayed in the Santa Fe. (miassive picture bill board of Clint Eastwood)

It's not the best, or the worst - but who really cares about where you sleep? We didn't spend much time in the hotel - just to sleep, wash and breakfast etc. So it wasn't really important to us.

Noth times was a few years ago now, but both times were great.

**sotonjames** · 9th October 2010, 11:54

Me and my girlfriend went with this company, took a coach from london victoria took us all the way to our hotel outside paris and the park, train station right next door, the coach took us right to the park the next day, into paris the next day then all the way back on the coach through the tunnel. a long time on the coach but worked out quite a good deal for us, especially as we were upgraded to the 4 day deal for free

**Steven T Davies-Moss** · 9th October 2010, 12:34

Originally Posted by sotonjames

Me and my girlfriend went with this company, took a coach from london victoria took us all the way to our hotel outside paris and the park, train station right next door, the coach took us right to the park the next day, into paris the next day then all the way back on the coach through the tunnel. a long time on the coach but worked out quite a good deal for us, especially as we were upgraded to the 4 day deal for free

exactly the same ere.. got back a week and a half ago

costs a bomb in the hotel for food ( santa-fe ) ... ... 25euro an adult for a buffet that tastes like crap on a plate.. and looks similar

breakfast is included in price but its just bread bread and.. bread. and this is ur only chance to down a cup of tea

**mparks8590** · 9th October 2010, 13:24

hi

a long time ago but

drove there and back via eurotunnel... very good.

hotel....stayed in one about 10 miles from resort so not a themed one and therefore not paying the exorbitant charges

resort was fab but expect to part with cash ---and lots of it.

you really need 2 or 3 days -- they used to do passes for this

if you plan it right you can get a hotle near to the rail network into Paris. much easier than driving on the mad roads in the city......

cheers
hope you have a nice time