Planning a trip to Disneyland Paris is a very exciting time and for most children (and some of us adults!) this will be the trip of a lifetime so you will want to make sure that you have covered every eventuality and also managed to get the deal that best suits your specific needs.
Arriving at Disney is a very special experience as you drive up the main driveway under the Disney arches.
The trip down the moving pathways to the main entrances is always good fun and the sight of the Disney Hotel and gardens is breathtaking.
It is under this hotel where you will enter the park going through the turnstiles and will need to present your entrance tickets.
Anyone over the age of 3 will need a ticket.
There are several types of tickets available these vary in time from 1 day to 5 and will cover one park or both.
I would personally recommend a hopper pass so you can move freely between parks making the most of the parades and shows etc.
It is possible to buy all the tickets at the turnstiles but seriously consider buying them in advance as there are some great offers around and you will find that you get in for a much lower price on average at least 15% cheaper.
Not only will you save money but you will also be able to save time as you will only have to queue for the turnstiles and not the ticket booths.
This can be a real bonus during busy periods.
When you know you are going to Eurodisney also consider buying your tickets well in advance as the price relates to when you buy your tickets not the date of you visit.
A regular ticket is normally valid for one year so with prices being set twice a year (April and November) you could avoid a price rise.
If you book a hotel package your tickets will be included in the price so will be sent to you with your travel tickets.
If you are completing a late booking it is also possible to buy instant e-tickets online, these will save you money but you will still have to queue at both the ticket office and the turnstiles.
So as you can see whatever type of trip you are planning there is always a ticket to suit and by buying in advance you will also be able to save some of that hard earned cash.
Arriving at Disney is a very special experience as you drive up the main driveway under the Disney arches.
The trip down the moving pathways to the main entrances is always good fun and the sight of the Disney Hotel and gardens is breathtaking.
It is under this hotel where you will enter the park going through the turnstiles and will need to present your entrance tickets.
Anyone over the age of 3 will need a ticket.
There are several types of tickets available these vary in time from 1 day to 5 and will cover one park or both.
I would personally recommend a hopper pass so you can move freely between parks making the most of the parades and shows etc.
It is possible to buy all the tickets at the turnstiles but seriously consider buying them in advance as there are some great offers around and you will find that you get in for a much lower price on average at least 15% cheaper.
Not only will you save money but you will also be able to save time as you will only have to queue for the turnstiles and not the ticket booths.
This can be a real bonus during busy periods.
When you know you are going to Eurodisney also consider buying your tickets well in advance as the price relates to when you buy your tickets not the date of you visit.
A regular ticket is normally valid for one year so with prices being set twice a year (April and November) you could avoid a price rise.
If you book a hotel package your tickets will be included in the price so will be sent to you with your travel tickets.
If you are completing a late booking it is also possible to buy instant e-tickets online, these will save you money but you will still have to queue at both the ticket office and the turnstiles.
So as you can see whatever type of trip you are planning there is always a ticket to suit and by buying in advance you will also be able to save some of that hard earned cash.
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