Eurostar advice - specifically direct to Disney

[BrianTheLion]

I'm hoping for some advice with regards to booking the 10:15 direct from St Pancras to Disney Eurostar train on Sunday 9th Feb 2014.

First of all, when will tickets go on sale for this service? (I plan to book immediately when available)

Secondly, I assume with this being a direct service it will be promoted heavily via the Disney brochures/packages, etc? If this is the case does it limit ticket availability?

My journey will be one way for 2 adults and 2 kids and Im hoping to be able to book around a table if possible... what would be the best type of "class" to book to ensure this? I looked on the seating plan and it appears that standard class coaches only have 2 tables in the whole coach?

Thanks in advance for any replies..

 

[Brunswick]

The booking will be open I think 12 weeks 4 months in advance might be a little out there. Wait until you return date is open and book as one booking out and return you will save that way. Book you hotel etc separate as again you will may save. As there are 4 of you when you book you can select your seats. I would not use the disney magic where you can go straight to the park and your bags delivered to the hotel it's always we find best to check in first then he'd to the park any issues you might have with your room etc you can sort out there and then and also enjoy

 

[30907]

Tickets go on sale 4 months in advance normally, and don't seem to be affected by the timetable change each December (unlike most mainland European railways).
Eurostar offer a free "seat select" but you'd obviously have a better chance in Standard Premier (or the Disney version, think it has a different name).

I suggest you do a test booking for 4 months ahead now, and see whether it's possible to get a table in Standard.

 

[BrianTheLion]

Thanks for the advice

 

[Searle]

If it's any help then Coach 1 is completely full of tables, you should manage to get one to yourself there.