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Trip with DS

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MotherFunk · 17/12/2007 23:28

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MotherFunk · 18/12/2007 00:19

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discoverlife · 18/12/2007 00:26

Disney Paris in the winter is actually nice and a lot cheaper. The area its in is naturally dry. But it will be cold. If cost is no object a themed bedroomed would send him over the moon. Take the train/eurotunnel for transport.
Last time I looked Cresta was one of the travel agents to do Disney Paris.

discoverlife · 18/12/2007 00:27

Disney is fab for Grown ups as well, you walk around with a big grin on your face all day. The Buffalo Bill show is FANTASTIC in the evening.

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MotherFunk · 18/12/2007 00:29

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MotherFunk · 18/12/2007 07:46

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discoverlife · 18/12/2007 09:17

You catch the normal train to Ashford, then catch the Eurotunnel passenger train from there, the train takes you to Calais then either directly to Disney Station (there is a specific train station at and solely for Disney.) or change trains and continue to Disney by train. The travel agents brocures or online brocure have it all worked out for you.

discoverlife · 18/12/2007 09:20

tothemagic.leger.co.uk/

or the phone number is 0845 408 10 93

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MotherFunk · 18/12/2007 09:23

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LIZS · 18/12/2007 09:32

If you are travelling down from Scotland by train (itself probably taking at least half a day) then you can change at Kings Cross onto Eurostar from St Pancras (adjacent stations). Getting to Ashford itself would be a pita as it is in Kent and you pick up the same train anyway! tbh it would probably be cheaper, and quicker, to fly though.

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MotherFunk · 18/12/2007 09:35

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JingleyJen · 18/12/2007 09:38

the eurostar now goes from Kings cross st pancras so if you get the train down from scotland to kings cross it is a very short hop onto the train that will take you to Eurodisney!

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MotherFunk · 18/12/2007 09:45

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MotherFunk · 18/12/2007 10:20

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discoverlife · 18/12/2007 11:09

I would go with the Easyjet, as its only a couple of hours flight. (I didn't realise you were in Scotland).

I think the Eurotunnel to Disney takes 2 or 3 hours.

discoverlife · 18/12/2007 11:10

Leger sort out the flights option as well. Not sure who they use, it may be worth going through the motions of booking the package just to see what the options are.

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MotherFunk · 18/12/2007 11:19

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LIZS · 18/12/2007 11:25

You can borrow buggies at Eurodisney if you find you need one .

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MotherFunk · 18/12/2007 11:28

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MotherFunk · 18/12/2007 12:31

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yogimum · 18/12/2007 13:31

We took ds last feb to Bedruthansteps in Cornwall. Obviously the weather can be an issue but we were able to walk on the beach, go to Newquay Zoo. The hotel is geared towards children, swimming pool and a creche if you wanted to nip into the spa for a treatment.

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MotherFunk · 18/12/2007 13:43

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LIZS · 18/12/2007 13:53

Can you fly to Newquay or Bristol ? Bedruthan Steps is on the North Cornish Coast between Padstow and Newquay. Would take forever by train from Scotland otherwise !

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MotherFunk · 18/12/2007 14:33

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