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[MrsPirate]

I finally gave up waiting for the share price to drop and bought my shares today.

I am now a shareholder /

[Javey74]

All the information you need is on the DLRP website! Basically if you hold between 5 and 20 shares you can join the Shareholders club for a fee of 30 euros for two years, if you hold 21+ shares there is no fee to pay. I would'nt be without my membership! the use of Salon Mickey alone is worth buying the shares.

You need a minimum of 20 for the Shareholders Club with no fee..  

[scrumpman]

Hi,
I gave in a few weeks ago and am waiting for my card can t wait
Also I am glad I did as when I checked the shares have just went up a few euros so profit already lol
I am really just wanting them for all the goodies lol Salon Mickey here we come!!!
Scrumpman

[MissDisneyisMagical]

shares have dropped to €8.34 on digital something or other site hopefully will drop further so i can buy my shares!

[scrumpman]

Hi,
Just got my shareholders card and a email about a preview of "cars 2" in french at the cinema in france lol nice
I will use my discount this weekend on pins lol yipppeee
Well worth the wait as I know I will get the worth me being a pin collector and going to the park this year!!! ohhh and salon mickey!!!!
Halifax was easy to set up with share dealing online very quick!!
Brant

[MissDisneyisMagical]

Hello,

i went to my bank lloystsb and asked about purchasing shares they offered me two accounts even a nominee share dealing or an isa sharedealing account neither of them cost to open but they charge either £6 or £8 per quarter plus vat plus commision is that normal?? Also i have seen this site called self trade that sell the shares and you pay something like £12 to get the shares plus obviously the cost of the shares but no further payments anyone used them?

Any info would be great cause im confused!

Thanks

[MrsPirate]

Hello,

i went to my bank lloystsb and asked about purchasing shares they offered me two accounts even a nominee share dealing or an isa sharedealing account neither of them cost to open but they charge either £6 or £8 per quarter plus vat plus commision is that normal?? Also i have seen this site called self trade that sell the shares and you pay something like £12 to get the shares plus obviously the cost of the shares but no further payments anyone used them?

Any info would be great cause im confused!

Thanks

I bought my shares on-line at Halifax a couple of months ago. If I remember correctly there was the choice of two accounts, both of which were free to open with no quarterly fee. There is obviously commission to pay when you buy the shares and the cost of the shares themselves and an initial deposit to open the account, I think it was £100.

Hope that helps x

[MissDisneyisMagical]

Thanks ill try halifax!

[MissDisneyisMagical]

Hello,
have purchased a share account through halifax looking to get my shares as soon as! checked the euro sca section on the disneyland paris site and it says i need a paper certificate i cant just print one off the internet account, does halifax do that?
Thanks

[CafeFantasia]

It's amazing the amount of money people will spend, just to claim a free croissant and hot drink!

[DedicatedToDLP(Steve)]

Don't underestimate the feeling of smugness as you bypass the queues and enter the park via Salon Mickey

Works out pretty well when you take into account all the discounts in the park and at Disney Stores back home, especially as it's only a one off payment if you buy 20 or more shares. I've had mine since 2006 and saved way more than the £120 I paid from discounts at DLP restaurants and on merchandise. Also, with a 3 year old boy the 10% discount at Disney Store comes in very handy around Christmas time.

Plus, did I mention Salon Mickey? I love that place =- especially nice to relax in on a cold day or contrasty when it's hot and the park is crowded.

[MrsPirate]

Hello,
have purchased a share account through halifax looking to get my shares as soon as! checked the euro sca section on the disneyland paris site and it says i need a paper certificate i cant just print one off the internet account, does halifax do that?
Thanks

Have you bought the shares yet or just opened the account?

[Elaine]

you will have a contract note on your online account with the Halifax once you have purchased your shares. The contract note is all you need - and you can print that off for the shareholders club application.

I'm also a shareholder - as we buy annual passes too our shares have paid for themselves easily, in discounts etc, in 2 short trips to DLP (2plus years ago). So the shareholders discounts in the following 2 trips (and one upcoming) are pure profit.

Elaine

[MissDisneyisMagical]

Thanks very much for the replies.

i have just got the share account planning on buying the shares either this week or next when i have a free min to work out how to do it

oooh thats good to make a profit already do you normally stay on site with your annual passes?

Thanks

[mikads]

Im interested in buying shares for two reasons, one because .... well its disney and in the long run i dont think i can lose that much yet can gain more!

nd  the discounts, personally i think 10 and 15% is a lot and im all for it, the salon mickey sounds good also, but i wanted to ask, if i went to salon mickey with my partner, would she get in also? or does she need her own shares?!