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[jj554]

Is this WDTC Disneyland Paris booking site new?

//http://www.disneyholidays.co.uk/disneyland-paris/

It is gorgeous and easy to use, so much nicer than the clunky and dated DLP website. You can secure your holiday with a deposit online, and it doesn't look like they charge the £16 admin fee for booking. Hopefully may be of use to some people - do forgive me if this site has been around a while, but I have never seen it before!

Price wise I think it is similar to the normal DLP website but of course compare before booking.

[norhel]

Is this WDTC Disneyland Paris booking site new?

//http://www.disneyholidays.co.uk/disneyland-paris/

It is gorgeous and easy to use, so much nicer than the clunky and dated DLP website. You can secure your holiday with a deposit online, and it doesn't look like they charge the £16 admin fee for booking. Hopefully may be of use to some people - do forgive me if this site has been around a while, but I have never seen it before!

Price wise I think it is similar to the normal DLP website but of course compare before booking.

As a Norwegian, I haven't seen it before now. But I kinda get the US-site feel.

EDIT: I looked up who is owing the domain, and it belongs to WDC

[Joey]

I booked with these guys, and it was so easy and modern to use. I almost didn't want to use the official site because of the clunky design, and so I was pleased to find the WDTC.

The whole deposit scheme worked a lot better for us too! The only issue I had is that the functionality to pay the rest of the holiday is not available online and you have to call their centre. It's a US call centre, but the number is UK based which was good and the team there are always so happy and friendly. They even give you a countdown of days until your stay.

Couldn't praise them more.

[SwipatronSparks]

Thats put me at ease the ability to book and pay just a deposit is perfect for what i want so i might boook with them when i get around to booking my next trip (will hopefully be booking really soon XD ) so i will make sure i do a nice post telling everyone how my booking went....

One question (dont think i am bein picky because i am not bothered either way but... )Sould this not be in the trip planning section rather than this one?

[glenn]

I have just checked this site and was quoted £971 for 3 nights plus eurostar for september 16th.
dlp site £631 for hotel sl only,with eurostar £1149,a saving of£178.How can a company in america be cheaper than a company so close to home.

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Eurostar seats with them will be a block "partner" booking so they'll not usually be subject to seasonal demand and price fluctuations.

For example I always have to fly over. If I book at the extreme end of advance like a year ahead, its always cheaper for hotel only and then book my own transport. If I book later on or last minute, they always have a better deal than the airline direct. It seems to always have the same air fare regardless of when booked which suggests they always pay a standard price.

[moopmoop93]

I didn't even know about this website ... Just checked for the dates that I'm booked for and it's £40pp cheaper!! I'll be booking in here from now on!!

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I didn't even know about this website ... Just checked for the dates that I'm booked for and it's £40pp cheaper!! I'll be booking in here from now on!!

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This newer site doesn't always have all the deals for the same length as the Disneyland Paris one. However in many cases it can be cheaper.

[orangarnold]

The whole of the DLP info on this site is a million times better, even more there are PDF park maps

[BoristheSpider]

I've noticed the drop down menu for no. of nights doesn't exceed 6.  Is there a way of booking more than 6 nights online or must you use the dreaded phone? x

[jopsey]

I can't seem to get link to work but I am a newbie xx

[staceylc]

I booked using this website the other day to go in October and it worked out a bit cheaper.  I don't think they charge the £16 booking fee.

[hannabdav]

Travel agents also don't charge the £16 admin fee, plus you only have to pay 15% deposit at travel agents ( I booked with thomson, also wangled my travel insurance free!!!).

[orangarnold]

I can't seem to get link to work but I am a newbie xx

If you go to http://www.disneyholidays.co.uk and click on DLRP