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Admin - is there another thread to post these dates in? If so could you direct me to it?

I am going to be in Disneyland Paris on 30th May - 2nd June 2017, I will be able to sponsor up to 9 people as we have 3 annual passes. Please get in touch if you would like to arrange this. Thanks, Emma

[NCC1701Q]

There is, it's here: https://forum.dlpguide.com/index.php?topic=20130.120

[Polly15]

Has anybody purchased APs online and got them sent out? Ive had a look on the French site and have no problems translating it from French to English but i cant seem to translate the pdf application forms? 
Any tips or will i have to learn french. 

RT

I just did this, and paying monthly by DD - took 7 days from ordering online to receiving the final pass. Things changed a few months ago so that now most european countries and order online and pay by DD :-D

Please excuse my ignorance as this is all very new to me. I have gone over and over threads about APs and am no wiser! We are visiting DLP next summer and have decided that APs are our best option. There are 6 of us and I have chosen the fantasy passes. I want to buy them now before prices go up but am unsure how to go about it ?
There are mentions of a French site  - can anyone direct me?
Can I pay in installments and what is the process? Is there an advantage to this rather than ringing Disneyland Paris directly?
Apologies as I know this has all been previously discussed but it's all a bit unclear for a newbie like me!

[Samninetysix]

www.booktickets.disneylandparis.com

Choose France as your country and region is ok as Ile de France

click on Passeports annuels

All the AP's seem to have a €47 deposit each

[Samninetysix]

Our AP Dreams have just arrived, exactly 1 week after we submitted the application

[Polly15]

www.booktickets.disneylandparis.com

Choose France as your country and region is ok as Ile de France

click on Passeports annuels

All the AP's seem to have a €47 deposit each

Thanks
I couldn't get link to open - I assume I can just go onto DPL website and click on France as country at start of site, then click on the annual passes section to buy them?
Do I then just use Google translate to translate to English as I follow the process through?

I'm really torn whether to buy now as we're not going until July next year and had originally planned to buy them nearer the time, hopefully leaving us enough time on them to squeeze in another trip before they expire.
Now worried that if I do that, the rumoured price increase may happen and we couldn't then afford them.

Probably a daft question, but does anyone out there think there's any chance that DLP will pre announce a price hike before it happens?

[SwipatronSparks]

does anyone know the exact date for when the new prices are coming in?

[A&S&O]

I think I'm right in saying that no one knows IF or WHEN there will be price rises. Also, no one knows if they'll be the rumoured re-structured passes, or the current passes with the usual annual increase.

Its been a good marketing exercise to get people to renew or buy their passes early.

[Samninetysix]

www.booktickets.disneylandparis.com

Choose France as your country and region is ok as Ile de France

click on Passeports annuels

All the AP's seem to have a €47 deposit each

Thanks
I couldn't get link to open - I assume I can just go onto DPL website and click on France as country at start of site, then click on the annual passes section to buy them?
Do I then just use Google translate to translate to English as I follow the process through?

I'm really torn whether to buy now as we're not going until July next year and had originally planned to buy them nearer the time, hopefully leaving us enough time on them to squeeze in another trip before they expire.
Now worried that if I do that, the rumoured price increase may happen and we couldn't then afford them.

Probably a daft question, but does anyone out there think there's any chance that DLP will pre announce a price hike before it happens?

Yes, thats pretty much what I did with google translate, as to when to buy is your call, I just figured that for a tenner a week for all 3 of our AP's it didn't matter

[Polly15]

Thanks for that - yeah, you're right - think I'll err on the side of caution and buy now. 

[Wease]

We've booked a package for Feb next year for 5 days and it was £825 staying at Sente Fe with std half board dining, we are thinking of maybe getting the dream passes while we are out there (2 of us) but are wondering how much it still costs per trip. We are taking Eurostar as it's easiest for us which was £200, I assume this can be cheaper if booking separate. What sort of price is a room for 5 nights with the AP discount? Can you still book dining plans with an annual pass or is it cheaper to pay and use the discount per meal?
Thanks!.

[nathalie]

If you booked a package, remember you can't use those tickets to use to deduct the rest of the price for the AP.
As tickets needs to have a price on the back, and package tickets don't have a price on them.

[Wease]

Yeah, I already phoned and asked about that. We're more thinking future trips so if it's worth the AP

[irishbhoy1888]

Has anybody purchased APs online and got them sent out? Ive had a look on the French site and have no problems translating it from French to English but i cant seem to translate the pdf application forms? 
Any tips or will i have to learn french. 

RT

I just did this, and paying monthly by DD - took 7 days from ordering online to receiving the final pass. Things changed a few months ago so that now most european countries and order online and pay by DD :-D

The pay monthly option on the french site wont entitle you to your 20% discount , you will pay full whack for each AP . This is what ive been told by disneylands twitter account , So your much better off paying in full to obtain that 20% discount.


Please excuse my ignorance as this is all very new to me. I have gone over and over threads about APs and am no wiser! We are visiting DLP next summer and have decided that APs are our best option. There are 6 of us and I have chosen the fantasy passes. I want to buy them now before prices go up but am unsure how to go about it ?
There are mentions of a French site  - can anyone direct me?
Can I pay in installments and what is the process? Is there an advantage to this rather than ringing Disneyland Paris directly?
Apologies as I know this has all been previously discussed but it's all a bit unclear for a newbie like me!

[A&S&O]

If you pay in full at the park, you will get 20% discount because you are buying 6 passes. If you pay in instalments then you won't.
Weigh up whether you want to pay in instalments or save 20%. Also, do you think prices will increase by more than 20% before your next visit?

Can anyone confirm if you can buy in full online AND receive the 20% discount?