best websites for euro disney tickets

planning to come over to Paris in Ocxtober and whilst there tthought we would take the kids to euro disney for a day as its also close to Halloween.

wondering if anyone can recommend any good sites to buy tickets please

thanks

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I%26#39;ve found that the official Disneyland Paris website is the best really. Buy online and get 15% off, you can buy tickets valid for 30 days from any date you specify.

I%26#39;ve not found tickets on sale for a lower price that I would buy with confidence that they were genuine!

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FNAC definitely the cheapest I came across. 29 euro per person. You can reserve them online and pick up from one of the branches when you get there.

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whats FNAC ?

Also, eurostar are selling tickets for £38 adults which I think is cheaper than on the door

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It%26#39;s a French store, a bit like a Virgin megastore. Check out their website www.fnac.com

Look under %26#39;spectacles%26#39; then select the English option if you struggle with French. We got three tickets for £68 which is the best price I could find. You do have to say which day you will be visiting so it%26#39;s not an %26#39;open%26#39; ticket but if you%26#39;re on a short break you%26#39;ll probably not mind deciding on a day before you go.

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Hi, I have only 1 day for Disney...should I go to the Studio Park? Or just limit to Disneyland and Village?

We have a 4 year old boy...

I%26#39;ll be staying at Hotel Concortel...where is the nearest FNAC outlet to collect the tickets?

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what d difference of ticket from FNAC (Euro39) %26amp; Disneyland (Euro52)? same entitlement of entrance, rite?

do i have to be a FNAC member to purchase the ticket? cos d diff really huge.

thanks!

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VooVoo26,

The Magic Kingdom is better for a 4yr old. 4 lands, with suitable rides in each. If the parks are busy eg Halloween or Christmas, weekends, you will not do the park in a day, as you have to allow time for queueing even with fastpass on some rides.

Head for Fantasyland first, get a fastpass for Peter Pan ride.This is very popular.

Look on dlrpmagic.com to read about the park as it describes the rides, so you can plan what your priorities are.

I can give you more personal detailed advice if you send me a message, as this topic is about park tickets.

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As far as I could tell there is no difference as far as fnac tickets are concerned. The tickets are cheaper because fnac buys tickets in bulk and then doesn%26#39;t charge the normal commission to which resellers are entitled. I think you must also purchase the tickets at least 5 days in advance.