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Im wanting to book a package to go to Disney Land but the official site isnt loading the hotels pages and expedia packages dont even seem to include tickets. Where have people bought from before?
 
damn, i wonder if they know about the fault... unless its just firefox being stupid
 
When we went we got them when we booked the hotel.

At the moment I dont agree with what park operators are doing, having been informed by Disney its not them setting the ticket sale rules.

If you want to stay at the hotel for 2 nights you have to get tickets for 3 days even if you are only going to the park for 2 days! The only way you can avoid this is to stay off site. I was saying to them I could get an offer 2 days for the price of one, but I got told no and that I had to buy the tickets through them. I suppose my case could be a bit different as I booked using DVC.

If you want to get a package deal and are going to use Eurostar book via their site, its cheaper. I drove so had to book by calling Disney.

I dont know if anyone found another way of getting round this.

I have just looked at their website is fine, it could be your browser.
 
I've just come back from a 3 day trip staying at the Disneyland Hotel. We usually book over the phone with Disney directly and stay at Sequoia Lodge or Cheyenne. (This time I spoke to a guy in EPCOT...how random!) Have you thought about the 'Disney neighbour' hotels? We have also booked ourselves through expedia before as we had Annual Passes so didn't need the package. We stayed at the Explorers and Kyriad...you can just book by the room and not the whole package. They are not that far away and they still have the disney bus service to the park which is very frequent.

A little tip: Call this number: 08448 003 247 and say you work for the NHS. Automatic 50% off all Disney packages with park tickets for most of the year. ;-)

EDIT: Btw, firefox working fine on the Disney site for me.
 
Another point...much cheaper to book Eurostar yourself, even if you do use the direct service. We usually get the £50 deals by booking in advance and travelling to Paris, then getting the metro and RER to Marne-la-Vallee/Chessy - it's fairly easy.
 
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