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[captain rocket]

Hey Kelly, ignore my pm just read your post.See you in the clubhouse!

[kelly.dylan]

Hey Kelly, ignore my pm just read your post.See you in the clubhouse!

How funny we both got it on the same day Looking forward to going to Salon Mickey in October :thumbs:

[britincgn]

There is nothing like your first visit to Salon Mickey,take your time get a coffee and something to eat and sink in the sofas.
Enjoy yourselves  :-))

[captain rocket]

Thanks for your good wishes, roll on 30th October!!

[Eager_Eyes]

I'll be visiting for the first time next wk and I really can't wait I hope that I'm allowed and get my discounts ok with a temp letter from what I can tell it won't be a problem.

[captain rocket]

Well I am back and had my first visits to Salon Mickey. A haven of peace and quiet at a hectic time! Wish I had bought my shares earlier and had been enjoying this facility for the last 17 years I have been visiting! Highly recommended

[SwipatronSparks]

i really dont get it :oops: how exactly do you buy shares? and.... how many do you have to have to be able to use salon mickey?...

[jclaydon]

To buy shares you need to talk to your bank or building society.  I found the easiest way to do it was by setting up a shareholders account with Halifax, I could then buy the shares easily online (have a look on the Halifax website for details).

In order to visit Salon Mickey you must be a member of the shareholders club, this is free to anyone who holds more than 20 shares, you also get discounts at the restaurants / shops (15%) in DLRP as well as in Disney Stores in the UK (10%), all the details are here:
http://corporate.disneylandparis.com/sh ... l#contentj

Couldn't recommend it enough, I became a shareholder in August last year, and with just one visit, and much Christmas shopping have probably got back my investment in savings.

[ford prefect]

Hi, Swipatron.

Buying shares can seem rather intimidating at first, however it really is no harder than buying anyother product or service.

The terminology can be difficult to understand if (like me) you are confused by jargon.

You need a minimum of 6 shares to join the Shareholders Club and thus be entitled to the discounts, however you will have to pay a membership fee of €30 every 2 years.

21 shares will give full membership and no fees.

All you need to do is find a stockbroker.  Your own bank will be able to help you.  Phone your bank and explain that you wish to buy some shares.  They will put you through to the dealers who will open an account for you.  Tell the dealer:
1) you wish to buy shares in EuroDisney SCA
2) EuroDisney SCA trade on the Euronext Paris market, Eurolist Segment B MidCaps Index 250
3) Inform him that it is not for investment but merely to enable you to join the company's shareholder discount club.

The dealer will talk you through what happens next and may give recommendations.  

The dealer will give you the share price and how much commission the bank charges.  You pay by payment card over the phone.  You need to be over 18 and provide your personal details.

Hope this helps!

[SwipatronSparks]

thanks for the help, im over 18 so i shouldnt have any troubble buying them =] so i think i may just look into it a little deeper =]

[LilysDad]

And just to add to Ford Prefect's list.....

You then need to complete the application form and send it to the Shareholders Club and they'll send you the card in around 6 weeks or so.

Full details are here:  http://corporate.disneylandparis.com/sh ... l#contentj

[MissDisneyisMagical]

Hello,

could someone confirm if its 20 shares or 21 shares that i would need to purchase so i do not have to pay the additional fees to join? have checked through a couple of pages and a couple said 20 and a couple said 21?

Thanks

[kelly.dylan]

If you have 21 you dont pay the 2 yearly membership fee x

[MissDisneyisMagical]

OK thats great Thankyou for the quick response and information

[MrsPirate]

I am thinking about buying shares before our visit in July, but before I do can I ask a couple of questions.

Does the restaurant discount include restaurants in the village or just in the park? Is the coffee in Salon Mickey complimentary or the same price as Starbucks.

Thanks in advance.