Disneyland Paris families can save £1,200 with Dining Plan package that includes free meals and character meet-and-greet

FAMILIES heading to Disneyland Paris can save over £1,000 thanks to a Dining Plan deal which includes meals and even character meet-and-greets.

The deal also includes hotel stays and park tickets as well as an additional 20 per cent off the standard price.

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The offer, available with AttractionTickets.com, is available when booking hotel and ticket packages for two nights at the theme park.

Included are two nights at a hotel, a three day park hopper ticket as well as 20 per cent off and a dining package.

One option is staying at Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch with free breakfast and lunch or dinner on a half board basis at five of the restaurants in the park, for £980 altogether.

Working out at £245 per person, families will save nearly £500 with the meal plan and discount included.

Disney fans who want to stay at the Disneyland Hotel can save more than £1,200 when booking the deals.

A two-night stay at the Disneyland Hotel costs £1,850 – £462.50 per person – but includes premium, full board dining at over 20 restaurants, normally worth £780.

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The 20 per cent discount of £459 along with character dining means your little ones can even meet the princes and princesses while eating.

You can also enjoy the Buffalo Bills Wild West Show with tickets in the package too.

Each package deal is based on a family of four, and travel isn’t included so you’ll have to book flights or the Eurostar yourself.

Yet with Eurostar tickets starting from £30, it won’t be hard to find another cheap deal.

The deals are available between April 2 and July 2 to make the most of the offer – but if you travel between July 3 and November 1, you also get a free €100 gift card too.

To book, call for free on 0808 271 4453 or visit www.AttractionTickets.com.

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