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Walt Disney Studios Park Takeover Paris 8/02/2024 - 2 Night Stay / 3 Days Park Entry - 2 Adults £378 / + 1 or 2 Year Old £377 @ TravelCircus
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Posted 30 June 2023

Walt Disney Studios Park Takeover Paris 8/02/2024 - 2 Night Stay / 3 Days Park Entry - 2 Adults £378 / + 1 or 2 Year Old £377 @ TravelCircus

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Could be good for those wanting to stick close to home for a short trip at the start of next year. You do get access to both Disneyland park and Walt Disney Studios park with this, so plenty to do. I've priced up the cost of the two cheapest hotels listed (By a long way too) and added 1 child to show the prices.
I checked kids pricing and found the price drops for 2 adults bringing a 1-2 year old.

Important:
  • Local taxes are taken care of.
  • Shuttle to the park entrance doesn't include Davy Crockett Ranch

Details on the takeover:
On 09.02.2024 Walt Disney Studios® Park will be open exclusively for Travelcircus customers from 20:00 until midnight. You can look forward to short waiting times, attractions open just for you and much more!


Pricing found so far:

2 adults + 1 or 2 year old - Disney Davy Crockett Ranch - £126 per person - (£377 total)
2 adults + 1 or 2 year old - Disney Hotel Santa Fe - £126 per person - (£377 total)

2 Adults - Disney Davy Crockett Ranch - £189 per person (£378 total)
2 Adults + 1 Child - Disney Davy Crockett Ranch - £180 per person (£540 total)

2 Adults - Disney Hotel Santa Fe £189 per person (£378 total)
2 Adults + 1 Child - Disney Hotel Santa Fe - £180 per person (£540 total)

What's included
  • 2 nights in a Disney® theme hotel
  • 3 days’ entry for Disneyland® Park & Walt Disney Studios® Park (Hopper-ticket)
  • Access to the Walt Disney Studios® Park Takeover on 09.02.2024
  • 4 hours exclusive access to attractions – no long wait times
  • Shuttle to the park entrance (except for guests at Davy Crockett Ranch)
  • Parking space at the hotel

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The exclusive Travelcircus event at Walt Disney Studios® ParkHave the park to yourself at the Walt Disney Studios® Park Takeover: On 09.02.2024, Walt Disney Studios® Park will open from 20:00 exclusively for Travelcircus customers. Snap up one of the tickets and explore the entire park and the new Marvel Campus without long wait times!

You can enjoy the following exclusive offers:

  • 20:00 – 00:00: Exclusive access to Walt Disney Studios® Park
  • The restaurant Stark Factory is exclusively open for you for part of the event
  • Access to eight attractions
    • Crush’s Coaster: Take a dip in the deep blue sea on a turtle shell.
    • Ratatouille: Slip into the role of a little rat in this 4D adventure!
    • The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror: Horror-filled thrilling ride in the demonic lift.
    • Avengers Assemble: Flight Force: Climb on and strap in for this intergalactic journey with Captain Marvel and Iron Man!
    • Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure: Fire webs and catch Spiderbots alongside Spiderman.
    • RC Racer: Be a passenger on the fastest toy car and ride the half pipe up and down.
    • Toy Soldiers Parachute Drop: Learn to parachute jump at recruits camp!
    • Slinky Dog Zigzag Spin: Up, down and round and round on this wild ride on Slinky’s back.
  • 10 Selfie Spots for photos with Disney® characters
  • Meet Disney® characters
  • Free photo booths to capture some magical memories


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Disneyland® Paris theme parks
When the gates to Disneyland® Paris swing open in the morning hours, you have the choice between two large theme parks, both brimming with excitement.

  • Disneyland® Paris: The spires of the ever-popular Sleeping Beauty’s Castle hang in the clear blue sky and you know that you’ve finally arrived at Disneyland® Paris. The park is divided into five separate lands which are filled with spectacular attractions for you to explore. You can look forward to familiar faces like Jack Sparrow, Buzz Lightyear and Cinderella – fun for all the family!
  • Walt Disney Studios® Park: Here, you can discover the filmmaking craft. At Walt Disney Studios® Park, it’s all about the production of the beloved films which are known throughout the world. Watch as the colourful world of Pixar comes to life and learn more about your favourite films! If you’re looking for an adrenaline kick, you can head to attractions like Crush’s Coaster or The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror!

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Edited by Ken, 30 June 2023
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  1. Dazzer68's avatar
    Can’t think the whole of the park is opening exclusively to customers of a small travel agent?
    DrBubbles's avatar
    Found some information on a french deal site discussing a similar event Travelcircus ran in January: Dealabs
    Looks like it went ahead fine, and was a combination of 2 other companies including Travelcircus (based on the event poster in the discussion).
  2. Shure's avatar
    Anyone got a spare 1-2 year old, can trade for student beans or BLC code...
    Ken's avatar
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    Nope, but I'll come! I'll just stand REALLY far away and suck my thumb... they'll never know.
  3. JustinScot's avatar
    What's the weather like in Feb?
    Moomin1981's avatar
    Very similar to the UK, cold and wet.
  4. tomharris26's avatar
    Worth pointing out that Davy Crockett Ranch is self-drive only, you have to have a car to get to the parks - no buses and taxis aren't allowed to pick up from there.
    Serpico73's avatar
    We stayed at the Davy Crockett Ranch last November and it's literally a 10-15 min walk down to the Disney Village. Nice walk along the canal aswell. Don't bother with any of the transport by the time you wait you could have walked.
  5. grapes's avatar
    So two adults (one adult and one teen) is the same price as two adults and a young child. On Friday 9th Feb you can get to the park in the morning during magic moments but have to wait until around 3 for check in? Is that correct? Any ideas whether it's possible to get this kind of deal this year? Many thanks (edited)
    Moomin1981's avatar
    Yeah they have a luggage hold area in each hotel that will look after luggage until check in so you can enjoy the park or if you don’t want to use free option you can pay to store in the actual park or at the train station.
  6. deleted2800374's avatar
    The Disney that should of been built in Spain!
    futura's avatar
    Portaventura plus Ferrari world, just as good
  7. S.c.0.TT.y's avatar
    Any deals with a 5 year old :/
  8. deleted2800374's avatar
    I heard the Kaiser chiefs are there singing their favorite song!
    Cyb's avatar
    ... took me a while!
  9. MrSprkle's avatar
    prepare for the magic, of spending hundreds of pounds on terrible fast food, tatty gifts, long queues, angry parents and screaming kids..
    nathanobrien58's avatar
    Sounds just like when I went last month!
  10. Terra1980's avatar
    I can't think of anything worse than being there in cold, wet February. We went in August last year, weather was good which made the queues (1hr max) bearable. Freezing cold moaning children would definitely take the magic away. Equally, if this makes it accessible then it might be worth the compromises!
  11. singy07's avatar
    Surley you can book the 2 adults + 1 child and just not take the child?
  12. Heavenkiss's avatar
    Booked. Now to find cheap flights!
  13. Moomin1981's avatar
    Thanks OP really good price, tempted!
  14. Rimi's avatar
    Not much fun in February. Couldn't imagine what to do in such cold and wet time of year in Disneyland.
    SkilledNutter's avatar
    I've been in February. The fountains had frozen over. It was not as good as warmer months for sure.
  15. deleted48909's avatar
    What's to say that they won't sell as many tickets as the park holds anyway?
    Moomin1981's avatar
    Unlikely the parks will ever be at capacity in February.
  16. Iamthemills's avatar
    Best way to travel? Can't see any availability on eurostar
    Crunch2k's avatar
    But to early for Eurostar dates
  17. PR1's avatar
    I guess this deal only works for 2 nights, no longer options?
  18. Envx's avatar
    50490707-iEBxk.jpgAnyone know why it's saying £182 pp but when I go to book it's saying £243 pp. I've not added on anything extra. I'd actually book at £182 pp but the extra £180 odd quid puts me off.
    ellouise_xxo's avatar
    Because it’s the Cheyenne hotel
  19. JatinderKaur's avatar
    I have 6 year old daughter, will that qualify for this deal..2 adults + 1 child?
    Taka_nai's avatar
    Infants are classed 2 years and under and are free and they provide cots for stay.

    Child is between 3 and 11 years so you’ll have to check for price through the link. (edited)
  20. Ameliatay's avatar
    Has anyone booked with travel circus before? Good travel company?
    djjinx1's avatar
    Also would like to know this??
  21. Taka_nai's avatar
    What’s is like waiting for the fireworks or the parades in Feb weather? Went in May and was really hot waiting for the parades but for the fireworks (11pm) only needed a lightweight jacket. Have some free one day tickets so looking to go back.
  22. AudioJunki3's avatar
    Do I have to take a child? I don’t fancy borrowing one
    canttouchthis's avatar
    What about fostering one for a few months 😜
  23. allsa001's avatar
    Have booked, thank you very much
    Heavenkiss's avatar
    You tried using your booking ref to sync to disney app so you can book restaurants etc? Doesn’t work for me
  24. Heavenkiss's avatar
    Looking at booking early flights on the 8th and returning late on the 10th to get full use of tickets. Anyone recommend and transfers to and from airport to help with costings?
    Moomin1981's avatar
    I used the magic shuttle as it was just myself and my daughter and worked out around £60. First time we went as a family of 5 and spent approx £90 on a transfer with prestige transfers and that really was hassle free, they met us at arrivals which was handy as I found navigating the airport to find the magic shuttle bus stop quite daunting. Bolt and Uber are also a decent option.
  25. Heavenkiss's avatar
    Anyones booking number working on Disney account to link booking? Cant get it to work
    djjinx1's avatar
    Keep me updated as others have said the same
  26. Michelle_Gentry's avatar
    The exclusive times are from 20.00 to 00.00 hrs which is not good for children :/
    Heavenkiss's avatar
    The way i saw it is even without the exclusive timings its a good deal still. That’s just a bonus
  27. HogarthHughes's avatar
    We’ve been 3 times and for us the minimum time there, to make it worth while with the travelling and queues, is 3 nights. Best time we had was the Christmas before COVID struck.

    If you want to bring back gifts/merchandise bear that in mind when deciding how to get there.

    This seems a good price but for a reason, you accept the cold, snow, rain over Christmas and New Year but February could be horrible weather, without the Christmas atmosphere!
  28. Thomo19's avatar
    When I look to go through I can't see reservations for either Disney Davy Crockett Ranch or
    Disney Hotel Santa Fe so presuming missed this? Cheapest is Cheyenne. Unless I'm missing anything?
  29. StuartMcD's avatar
    There’s a room for 4 adults and 1 child, but no rooms for 2 adults and 3 children
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