Disneyland Paris Hotel Room Rates

Last update: March 11th, 1999.

Value Season	Generally: Autumn, Winter and early Spring weekdays, excluding holiday periods
Shoulder Season	Generally: late Spring and early Summer weekdays, excluding holiday periods
Peak Season	Fridays and Saturdays, plus all of July/August and holiday periods (e.g. Xmas and Easter)
Millennium	Special rates apply. You can only book complete packages that include several nights accommodation, park entrance on all days, and a special celebration meal on 31 December 1999. These packages are now completely sold out.

The above nightly rates are for bed & breakfast only (i.e. without park admission). Prices include VAT but do not include local French taxes (FFr 7 per person per night Hotel Tax, charged by the French government). Half-board and full-board options are also available. Breakfast must now be taken at your own hotel unless you pay a premium rate (e.g. for a character breakfast). See Contact Numbers for phone-numbers for making reservations or enquiries.

8% Magic Kingdom Club discount (American, Japanese and Gold Card memberships only) is available on room and package rates, and there is also a 10% discount for Annual Plus passholders.

There are also a number of special packages available that include theme park entrance. Some examples:

• Classic Break: Accommodation (for up to 4 nights); unlimited theme park entrance, including both your arrival and departure days; continental buffet breakfast at your hotel.
• Weekend Package: Accommodation for Friday and Saturday night, unlimited theme park entrance on Saturday and Sunday only, continental buffet breakfast at your hotel.

Other special offers appear and disappear regularly, and currently include honeymoon specials and packages involving staying in both a Disneyland Paris resort hotel and a Paris hotel.

The Break pricing system for packages is somewhat complex, with several price bands based on the date of the start of your stay and varying rates depending on how many people are occupying a room. The bands largely follow the main hotel seasonal structure, with packages starting on a Friday or Saturday night being slightly more expensive. However

warning: do not assume that a package deal will offer you better value for money than booking your rooms and passports separately - in fact, it can be much more expensive. This is especially true if visiting off-peak when the shorter hours may mean you gain little from having access to the park on both your arrival and departure dates. If, as is most likely the case, you do not intend to use the 'free' park-entry facilities on both your arrival and departure days, you stand to lose out by purchasing a Break package. A few minutes work with a calculator could save you lots of spending money for your holiday.

I recommend that you do all the relevant sums before booking any of the inclusive packages. The Disneyland Paris Direct (sic) booking offices seem unwilling to offer guests room-only rates, insisting on selling you full packages instead. If you do require room-only rates, contact the Central Reservations Office in France directly to make your booking (Contact Numbers for contact details).

See also Alternative Hotel and Campsite Accommodation near to the park and in Paris.

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