Disneyland Paris price alert: stop checking, I’ll let you know

Booking Disneyland Paris quickly adds up, and paying a price that could have been much lower a few days earlier or later is frustrating. Prices move a lot from one date to the next, and tracking them by hand, day after day, takes time. I do it for you.

I watch two things for you: the price of a holiday (hotel and tickets together) and the price of a ticket only (park entry, no hotel). You tell me your budget and who’s travelling. As soon as a price drops below it, I send you an email. Nothing to install, nothing to pay: fill in the form and I’ll take care of the rest.

Because the price of the same holiday can change enormously from one date to another, just like a plane ticket. For two identical families, same hotel and same length of stay, the gap often tops €800 from one date to another. At the most expensive hotel, it can even get close to €3,000 between a quiet period and a very busy one. In other words, it isn’t always your choice of hotel that weighs most on the budget: it’s often your choice of dates, and knowing when to book changes everything.

A useful reminder if you’re planning your first visit: when I talk about a "holiday", I mean the full package, in other words the hotel and park tickets together in a single price. It’s precisely because these two things move at the same time that the total can vary so much. So tracking prices isn’t about hunting for a small discount: it’s often the difference between a holiday you can’t afford and one that’s well within reach.

And the ticket only (park entry, no hotel) also varies by date: from about €50 off-peak to nearly €150 at peak times. The gap is smaller than for a full holiday, but it’s still real, and across several tickets it adds up.

You fill in the form, confirm with one click in the email I send you, then I email you as soon as an offer drops below your budget. This Disneyland Paris price alert is free with no commitment. Here’s how it works, step by step.

1. You tell me what you’re looking for: your maximum budget, for how many people and, if you like, a length of stay, hotels or a specific period.
2. You confirm with one click in the email you receive straight afterwards. This step lets me check it really is you (and not someone else who entered your address).
3. I watch the prices for you and, as soon as an offer matches your criteria, I send you an email with the price and the date (and the hotel, for a holiday). It’s up to you whether you book.

It’s free, there’s no spam and you can unsubscribe in one click at any time. As long as no offer drops below your budget, you receive nothing: no reminders, no follow-ups.

For a holiday, you choose your hotels and your budget. For a ticket only, you choose the duration, the number of parks and your budget. And if you’d rather look at ticket prices date by date first, I have a dedicated tool to find out which day the ticket is cheapest. For one-off promotions, there’s also the Bon Plan ticket alert.

Even before creating an alert, you can see at a glance which dates are kind to your budget and which push the bill up. Choose a holiday (hotel with tickets) or a ticket only, set your criteria, and the calendar shows you the price for each date, coloured from cheapest to most expensive. Handy for spotting a good period before you commit. Already like the look of a date? You can book your holiday straight away.

Starting from your budget rather than a date? Choose a holiday (hotel with tickets) or a ticket only, tell me how much you can spend and who it’s for: I suggest what fits, from cheapest to most expensive, with the best date for each one. A simple way to see straight away what your budget allows, without going through the whole calendar. Found an offer that suits you? You can book it directly.

Yes, it’s completely free, and I use it for nothing other than the alert. Your email address is only used to let you know when a price drops below your budget, in line with GDPR (the European regulation that protects your personal data).

In practice, that means three things: I never sell your address, I never sign you up to any other list and you only receive an email when a real deal matches what you asked for. And if you change your mind, one click on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of every email is enough: your details are then deleted.

Once your alert is set up, these pages will help you choose the right time and plan your budget: