Any way to get a "deal" for Disney?
 

I can't seem to find anything after many web searches. Does anyone know of any way to save or get a "deal" for Disneyland Paris, or are we limited to booking directly thru DLP??

TIA,
Mindy

Noops ! No deals on Disney ever.

btw what's the deal with TIA ? Really ?

I'll bet it's Thanks In Advance

Yes, TIA = thanks in advance.

Sorry...

Thanks for the info,
Mindy

Mindy,
You could rent points from a Disney Vacation Club member.
Depending on the number of people in the room and the type of lodging you select, this could be a "deal" since at this point breakfast and entrance to both parks is still included for the length of stay. Probably only cost effective for 4 in a room.
There is also a Tulip Inn not too far from Disneyland that often has very good prices.
Hope this helps.

TIA use to be my screen name and I was always stunned when people where signing their msgs "TIA" - I was like "I am TIA, why they signing it ?"

Only "deals" at Disney I know of is for seniors/FL residents.

Ishoo, are you saying that Florida residents and seniors can get a deal at Disneyland Paris????

Patrick, you know FL seniors can get no discount at Paris Disneyland, little teaser you are...
or can they ?
Then how about CA seniors ?

I would say 'naah" as there are more citizens in CA/FL then people in Europe alltogeather...

If you are a shareholder you can get a shareholder card that gives you discounts on almost everything. Its free if you have 100 stocks or more.

I worked with a diehard Disney fan for awhile in the 90's.

He claimed the only deal for Disney World (Orlando) was to buy the annual season pass for (at the time) a couple of hundred dollars. Use it in July one year then go back to Disney in June the following year. He claimed it paid for itself compared to buying regular passes.

If Disneyland Paris does that it could be a great excuse. "Honey we have the passes we've got to go back to Paris in 11 months." :-)

Hi-

I just went to Disneyland Paris in Feb. It was fun to see Mainstreet USA there. I paid $39 Euros for the day. The longest line was for the railroad ride which was 45 min. Everything else was only 15 min wait. Pretty good if you ask me.

Have Fun

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Go to the Disneyland Paris forum.

Ziana, I wasn't teasing. I certainly assume there is no deal at Disneyland Paris for Florida residents -- it is silly to even think that. But Ishoo seemed to clearly state that he "knew" there were deals there for us. I'm sure he's wrong, but was just questioning him about it. As to senior reductions at Disneyland Paris, I don't know about that either.