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Not sure if this is the right forum for this but for it may help someone.

If you are a Sky user and thinking of going to Disneyland Paris this year, Sky and Disney have got together for a 20 year celebration and giving tickets away, I ordered 2 last night as we have already booked a caravan holiday nearby to Paris, via the Sun Newspaper for £80 Mon to Fri later this year.

I might look at this later but not sure I can afford it, I was put off Eurodisney when a colleague told me how expensive it was to eat/drink there? is it true?

Very expensive to eat there Lesley. There is a McDonalds but we ate in the hotel most nights - £28 for a buffet per person. The worst thing was the drinks £7 for a pint of lager!

I think you can get deals with food at various restaurants and that's probably worth investigating so if you do go then you know all foof is paid for.

Yes that is something like he was telling me and I was astounded, maybe the granddaughter doesn't really want to go!

Cheaper to save up and go to Florida Lesley!!!

Now she would love that...I'd love to take her somewhere bless her money permitting.

It's her birthday in April and she's always going on about the bear factory so I'm saving change like mad to take her and say 'go make a bear'. She'll be in her element.

She's just been chosen to model as a flower girl for the local wedding show so feeling pretty proud today! x

That's nice for her - she'll love that.

I would love to take the boys & bingo to Disneyland - but I've heard the same as Lesley that the food & drink prices are just so OTT!!!! A long weekend would be good there. I think the Florida one would be fab!

I think she will love that Lesley x

Without wishing to rain on anybody's parade, there is an unacceptable (to me) element of risk with this offer. What Sky are offering are vouchers which are exchangable for tickets for Disneyland, at the gare, subject to capacity on the day. I imagine anyone in possession of tickets bought directly will be counted first, and if capacity is reached with these, your voucher may not be exchanged.

Not a problem if it was the local amusement ark -- but takes on a different comlexion if you have travelled to Paris especially.

Excellent point foggy! Was that in the small print? Something not alot of people read, I've always been taught to read everything!

Yes, Lyns. You have to tick the "I agree to the terms and conditions" box and I don't, knowingly, agree to terms and conditions I haven't read.

Haven't seen the offer to be fair but a very valid point there x

Happened to a friend of my husband's - took his family there only to be told there were no tickets.