For the same date, you could of saved around £70 booking the same room via DisneylandParis.Fr site. It's easy to navigate even if you understand the basics of French or you can go via google and have the site translated.

We've been loads of times, here's my advice:



Buy an annual pass. They start at around £100 each, discounts for large families too. There's loads of info on http://www.dlpguide.com/planning/booking/annual-passports/ - you just buy a normal 1-day ticket at the gate and go into the Passport bureau in the park to upgrade it for the extra few pounds. If you search on Trip Advisor forums you'll find people who are existing members who will meet you outside to 'refer a friend' so you get an extra discount. Check blackout days, and whether you need parking depending on which pass you get. If you get one including parking, for 3 euros a day you can also park in the Disney Village car park most days of the year which saves a very long walk to the normal Disney car parks.

Book a non-Disney hotel (there are loads around - the Explorers is fantastic for kids, loads of play and a great pool but there are plenty cheaper). Different in Florida, the Disney hotels and dining plans are outstanding there, but the whole package in Paris isn't quite as magical. There are also lovely campsites/caravan parks where you can rent self-catering very reasonably. We paid £220 in August for 4 nights with Happy Camp at Village Parisien and whilst it wasn't the biggest or best caravan in the world, it was clean and comfortable and the kids loved the deep diving pool on site.

If you can drive, do. Charles De Gaulle is pretty much the worst airport in the world. If you're up north, the overnight ferry from Hull works out at quite good value if you book early/off-peak and Zeebrugge isn't massively further than Calais.

There's loads of stuff outside of Disney that's great for kids too. Dock39 at Mountevrain is just a couple of miles away and has a fantastic kids clip&climb centre. There's Sea Life at Val D'Europe, Parc Asterix 40 mins away (use Tesco Clubcard) and Paris itself obviously.

Save on food - the Paris Disney dining isn't a patch on Florida and really not worth the cost altho you'll probably want to have one or two 'nice meals out'. Everyone makes up cheese rolls at breakfast to take into the park for lunch, and there's a McDs in Disney Village if you don't mind the odd bit of junk food for the little darlings to keep costs down.

I helped friends (family of 6) book a week in the summer school hols at DLP for around £1100 including transport (petrol, ferry, tolls), park tickets (annual passes) and a 3 bed caravan/bungalow in a holiday park with pool etc. A very cheap holiday for them and they had a fab time!

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For the same date, you could of saved around £70 booking the same room via DisneylandParis.Fr site. It's easy to navigate even if you understand the basics of French or you can go via google and have the site translated.

It is relatively easy but to make it the cheapest the best way is to take passport photos of all travellers and get a pass that the French use. This is valid on the whole transport network in Paris but can only be bought up until Wednesday of any week. The pass costs €2? (my credit card just gives the English £37 for 2 passes) for a week's travel. It used to be called Carte Orange but now I think is Navigo. This is way cheaper than the tourist passes for 3 and 5 days.

The train is more overground than Metro and you need to change at the second stop in central Paris - Chatelet Les Halles. From there cross over to the other side of the platform and wait for a train to Marne La Vallee (make sure it goes there as not all trains do.

I did this last week but booked the Santa Fe via the venere app with the 15% off code. it was cheaper than disney site even without the discount code. TGV from CDG to DLP is £23 return - takes 9 mins

The TGV is far easier than the Metro and only takes 9 mins. Easyjet arrives at the terminal the train station is beneath. Take the escalators down and jump the train. At Marne la vallee station, take the shuttle bus to the Santa Fe hotel. If you have younger kids you may be better at the Cheyenne as it's just been refurbed to Toy Story theme. It also has a double and bunk beds in the room whereas Santa Fe has 2 doubles

​yeah just make sure you select the room that includes park tickets. There is also an option for half board but try as I might I couldn't get them to confirm what level of half board so didn't take the chance. It's actually dropped about a fiver from when I booked so they must do their own currency conversion to £.
Just to note, if you book the room including park tickets it's non refundable whereas room only is.

just to add, they give you park tickets for all days of your stay so if you are there 3 nights you will get 4 days tickets for your party. these tickets include the extra magic hours (usually 8am to 10am) that only hotel guests are allowed in the park before the public enter