Disneyland Paris Trip Advice

Hello all,

I'm thinking about visiting Disneyland Paris for a couple of days later on in the year when more rides are back open, perhaps early October time, but want to keep it fairly cheap.

I'm looking at staying in Val d'Europe. Do people recommend Val d'Europe, and in particular L'Elysée Val d'Europe? If not, anywhere else which is nearby, clean and pleasant enough, and easy to travel to the park from?

Also where is best to buy park tickets from? We'd need 2-day hopper tickets (assuming that's the one they still do).

Thank you!

Val d'Europe is ideal to stay at, as it only requires the train for 3 minutes at around €2/3 (or a 30 minute walk give or take) to get to the park... Either there or one of the Partner hotels where you can get a free bus...

Not sure on tickets, check the fan sites for tips on those is my suggestion...

My advice can be found here.

If you're going outside of half term time, keep an eye on short breaks through Disney direct. Often they can work out cheaper (or sometimes only a tad more) including park entrance than staying off site over at Val D'Europe. As Benzin said, travel is a piece of cake, some places offer a shuttle but it's often easier to just grab the RER for a few euros. It's within walking distance of pretty much any hotel. I've not stayed in L'Elysée Val d'Europe myself, but reviews seem decent enough, and it's literally across the road from the train station.

I know it doesn't coincide with your dates, but we are going back 4th-8th Dec, a Monday to Friday.

We are staying at the new rooms in hotel cheyenne and it's costing us £450 for 2 adults and a 5 year old. Obviously as staying in a Disney hotel tickets are included.

What I'm saying if you go outside UK school hols and European school hols, even staying at a Disney hotel you can get a bargain. Well it's a bargain to me anyway

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