Illustrative example. Prices are representative snapshots, not a live quote.
Disneyland Paris
Family of 5 (2 adults, 3 children aged 4, 7 and 10)
12–17 September 2026 · 5 nights · Departing from Manchester
The summary
School holidays just ended so prices dip sharply. The cheapest route is a ferry plus self drive, but the on-site Disney package wins on convenience and saves over £500 compared to the average travel agent quote we benchmarked.
Three options compared
Ferry + self drive + off-park hotel
Long day of travel but the lowest spend by a clear margin. Better if you want flexibility once you arrive.
£2,250
Eurostar + Disney Hotel Cheyenne package
Direct Eurostar drops you a 10 minute walk from the parks. The Disney package bundles tickets, breakfast and free Magic Hours.
Illustrative: about £540 below the equivalent agent-packaged quote we compared
£2,690
Flights + Disney Newport Bay Club
Quickest door to door, premium hotel with pool and a short shuttle to the parks.
£3,820
Worth knowing
- Mid September means cooler weather but shorter queues
- Magic Hours give on-site guests one quiet hour in the parks each morning
- A 5 day ticket costs only slightly more than a 3 day ticket, and worth it for younger children
Watch out for
- Avoid Halloween weekends, prices jump by £400 or more
- Disney's Annual Pass discounts often beat the standard package, ask us if you go often
- Off-park hotels can look cheap but Uber costs at park close add up