Affiliate disclosure
Some links on this site earn me a commission, with no change to the price you pay or to my opinions. Here’s how it works.
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In a nutshell: some links on this site earn me a commission if you book through them. It costs you nothing extra, it has no effect on my opinions, and every one of them is flagged. Here’s how it works.
Why use affiliate links?
Julie Ears is an independent blog: no sponsored content and no partnership with Disneyland Paris. To pay for the time I spend in the parks, testing, and writing, I use affiliate links. When you book your tickets, your vacation, or certain services through these links, Disneyland Paris pays me a small commission.
What it changes for you: nothing
You pay exactly the same price as you would going straight to the official website. Disneyland Paris pays the commission, not you. And you always book on the official disneylandparis.com website: I don’t sell anything myself, and I’m never involved in your order.
What it doesn’t change either: my opinions
My recommendations come from my own visits (over 200 days in the parks since 2023), never from commissions. I earn the same amount whether you book after reading a glowing review or a lukewarm one, so I have no reason to sugarcoat anything. When something lets me down, I say so.
How are the links flagged?
Every button or box involved carries the label "Affiliate link · official Disney prices". On the technical side, these links go through an affiliate platform (mainly TradeDoubler, occasionally others) before sending you on to the official website. An attribution cookie may be set when you click, on their domains. You’ll find the details on the Cookies page.
Supporting the blog
If my work helps you plan your trip, booking through these links is the best way to support me, and it doesn’t cost you a single cent more. Thank you!