Pack up the car and and enjoy a free ferry to Disneyland Paris for a holiday to remember
13.05.2024 - 21:35
/ ok.co.uk
When it comes to booking a holiday that has that something special about it, things don’t get much more magical than Disneyland Paris. Known as being the place where dreams come true, Disneyland has attractions for all of the family, from the high heights of Tower of Terror to the more relaxed It’s A Small World.
In fact, in recent months, celebrities including Myleene Klass, Molly-Mae Hague and Pixie Lott have all headed to Disneyland with their families for a holiday to remember – and you can too as Disney Holidays has launched a deal that’ll save you extra cash when travelling to the park. Located just three hours away from Calais, driving to Disneyland Paris is a great option if you crave extra comfort and flexibility, and now you can receive a free crossing with P&O Ferries included in your booking when you choose to come by car.
To make the most of the limited-time deal, simply head to Disney Holidays and book your Self-Drive Disneyland Paris package by Monday, 1 July 2024 to get a free crossing with P&O Ferries included in your booking when you come by car. What’s more, with the offer being valid for arrivals from Thursday, 9 May until Friday, 30 September 2024, there’s plenty of opportunity to experience the magic of Disneyland while saving costs on the journey.
Besides giving you the opportunity to travel at your own pace, opting to head to Disneyland Paris by its Self-Drive package means that you won’t have any luggage restrictions to stick to, so you won’t have to limit how many souvenirs you pick up while on the trip. Elsewhere, Tui is also offering a free P&O Ferries Crossing for arrivals from Thursday, 9 May until Friday, 30 September 2024, so you can experience the magic of Disneyland through the school
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