It includes travel, a hotel and theme park tickets
You could spend Halloween at Disneyland Paris(Image: Wowcher)
Disneyland Paris is an iconic location for many famillies looking for a memorable getaway. Being located just a short flight away from the UK, it is the favoured spot for those looking to entertain their children on holiday.
With autumn now entering full swing and Halloween right around the corner, parents have the opportunity to spend the spooky season in Disneyland Paris while saving a significant amount of cash. Currently, Wowcher is giving famillies the opportunity to secure a trip to Disneyland Paris’ Halloween Escape at a 25% discount.
This, in turn, means many parents could end up spending as little as £229, compared to the original cost of £306. As part of the trip on offer, famillies can stay in a family-friendly base near Disneyland Paris and Val d’Europe, providing access to modern rooms and plenty of accessible options.
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For such a low price, you will receive a one-day Disneyland Paris Park entry ticket, with a total of two, three, or four nights being on offer. The all-inclusive Paris adventure is focused on providing ease of travel with Eurostar, kicking off from London St Pancras International and ending at Marne-la-Vallée Chessy.
With return tickets included, this deal also takes out all the guesswork of planning your own itinerary. With your entry ticket to Disneyland Paris, you and your family can engage in a wide variety of festive activities.
This includes character parades, meet and greets, seasonal entertainment, and a wide variety of rides and attractions. There is also the opportunity to take part in Disney-themed dining.
A wide variety of dates are available to book through your purchase on Wowcher and prices may vary slightly depending on your planned length of stay and date chosen.
If you would rather something a little different, you could instead book a stay at Chessington World of Adventures Resort from £96 per person. Your stay could include an overnight visit, free breakfast, free car parking, and one day access of the theme park and zoo.
If you’ve got a much younger family, you could instead opt to stay at Peppa Pig World, which is offering toddler breaks from £177 per family. This includes an overnight stay at one of the available hotels, breakfast, and two days of park entry for the price of one.
The deal on offer for Disneyland Paris is being supplied by Travelolo, which has earned a stellar 4-star rating on Truspilot. One happy customer wrote: “Sam was really helpful in organising my holiday for my husbands birthday in Prague in September, Sam was very polite and professional and did me the best deals and helped secured the best holiday and even gave recommendations to stay in Prague thank you Sam.”
Another added: “Good Customer service, Sagar was helpfull and kind and give us great deals in cheap prices . Recommended!”
A third said: “I got a great deal which was good value for money and Krishna was really helpful in understanding my needs.”
A fourth added: “I had the privilege of having Nick Patel assist me with my booking and he was very patient, he explained everything in details. He took his time to go through the different destinations I could also go for. He was just fantastic. Usually you get frustrated when sorting things like this out but Nick made the whole process very swift and smooth.”
However, one less pleased customer wrote: “Booking was easy and efficient. Only regret was not getting the price for the original deal on Wowcher but we were happy with the flights times and upgrade . Krishna was very helpful and kept communication going well.”
Another added: “This is a very special holiday for all of my family. Same has been very helpful & continues to help me. Only thing that should. Be advertised is the cost of transport .. it would then allow you to cost the holiday more appropriately . Thank you Sam.”
