Disney hotels Online booking

Hi,

I%26#39;m planning a trip to Disneyland Paris next June. I already booked the flights and now I%26#39;m shearching for the accomodation.

I found 2 diferent online booking pages for the park hotels:

[url]http://hotels.disneylandparis.co.uk/index.xhtml?pays=GB%26amp;language=EN%26amp;compte=dlpael02%26amp;camid=PARTNER%26amp;mauid=UKDISNEYPORTAL[/url]

[url]http://booking.disneylandparis.com/newdlp/jsp/cathotel.jsp?compte=dlpael02%26amp;pays=GB[/url]

Both seem to be Disney official sites. But I got very confused because in the first one the prices are about 50% higher than in the second one (at least for the hotels and dates I checked...). Does anybody could help me to clarify this ?

Best regards,

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The url links didn%26#39;t work. Another attempt:

hotels.disneylandparis.co.uk/index.xhtml…

…disneylandparis.com/newdlp/jsp/cathotel.jsp…

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On the first link you can book package (room %26amp; tickets) and FOOD package. On the second one, only a package (room %26amp; tickets).

Whatever site you choose you will probably save some money, because prices for UK is lower than for the rest of EU and non EU.

For the same package as mine (room, tickets %26amp; food in same period in the same hotel and same room type), if you are from the UK, you will pay cca 120€ cheaper than I%26#39;m. I just check it.

I can%26#39;t understand that business policy.

Cheers

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DTL5555, thanks for your answer, but I was comparing the exact same package: tickets + hotel room + breakfast. And I did found this big diference.

Maybe you%26#39;re rigth about this strange price policy for UK residents. I reached the cheaper link from a site that seems to be UK oriented...

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I also found the disney site to have several different price for the same dates but different offers. there was a stay and play offer a 4 nights for the price of 3 offer and a 15% off offer. the price difference was over a hundred pounds between the highest and the cheapest, i phoned them to check prices and mentioned this but did not really get a reply. so of course booked the cheapest.

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Hi Tuga2005,

when you go to

http://www.disneylandparis.com/index2.jsp?c=0

and then go to option to go not on UK flag, but to go to %26quot;other countries%26quot;, and than choose, let%26#39;s say, Portugal/English language you will come to this

international.disneylandparis.com/index.xhtml

and then you choose whatever package you want in whatever combination (room, tickets, food) for some period of year, you will get some price /let%26#39;s say 1500€/. And you CAN book.

Than go to

http://www.disneylandparis.com/index2.jsp?c=0

and click the UK flag, you will rich this site

http://www.disneylandparis.co.uk/index.xhtml

and than choose the same package as before. You will get price in Ł/pounds/. They will offer transport, when you decline it, and decline insurance too, and when you recalculate package, you will get amount which is let%26#39;s say around 10% lower

/1350 €/.

When you try to book, if you are not from UK, you CAN%26#39;T book it.

That was my point, and that isn%26#39; fair policy at all. I can%26#39;t see reasons for that.

Thanks

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Is that policy not the same though as me trying to buy clothes from a US website for example and pay with a UK credit card in order to take advantage of cheaper prices. For a lot of situations like this you are unable to do it as it requires for example a credit card registered in the country of booking.

My recommendation would be to ring up the booking line rather than do online - that way you can discuss with a cast member the best options i.e. kids free or 1 extra day and night free.

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