Here’s how to stay at Disneyland for less than £285pp — including park entry & freebies
DISNEY parks are often described as the “most magical place on earth,” but we think they become even more magical when discounts are involved.
We found that booking a nearby hotel instead of staying on-site is the best way to save hundreds when visiting Disneyland Paris.
Although staying in an on-site hotel has its charm, the nearby hotels have great ratings and are close to the parks, which can be reached by walk or shuttle services.
The best deals we’ve spotted come from AttractionTickets.com, the UK’s top provider of theme park tickets.
The deals will include your four-day accommodation and “2-Park Hopper” tickets.
- Check out the cheap Disneyland Paris hotel and ticket packages here
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The discounted deal works out at £68pp a night for a family of four staying at the Aparthotel Adagio Original Serries-Val d’Europe.
The hotel is only fifteen minutes from the Disneyland parks and has an on-site outdoor swimming pool, sauna and gym.
Each apartment also has fully-equipped kitchens, so families could save money by eating in.
Some TripAdvisor reviewers have also called it their “favourite place to stay for Disneyland” and “perfect for Disney trips”.
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The “hotel + ticket package” also includes ten free Disneyland prints with every booking.
It is worth remembering that transport is not included in the deals, but you can add Eurostar tickets to your booking.
The theme park specialists at AttractionTickets.com have also revealed what visitors consider the “must-see attractions” at Disneyland so you can start organising your time in the enchanted realm.
The research shows that Fantasyland’s Peter Pan’s Flight is the most popular ride.
This rail-suspended ride aims to give the impression that you are flying above well-known film locations, such as Neverland, Captain Hook’s ship, and London rooftops.
Disneyland Paris launched the all-new “Symphony Of Colours” spectacular night-time show this year.
More than 500 synchronised drones, video projections, lights, and fountains — all put to music — will bathe the castle and Main Street in colour.
Walt Disney Studios is also getting a new musical, Alice & The Queen Of Hearts: Back To Wonderland.
Plus, there have been loads of new additions and re-openings in 2023.
It’s A Small World ride reopened last spring after going through a refurbishment, and kids can once again have breakfast with Disney princesses at L’Auberge de Cendrillon.
For more family-friendly deals, several holiday companies released extra free child places for this summer.
We’ve also revealed why spring is the best time for hot tub staycations and our pick of the best deals from £26pp a night.
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Meanwhile, Haven launched seaside lodges and beach house stays from £20pp a night this spring.
Prices correct at the time of publication.
