Paris Promo Codes
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Feb 2000
Location: Ontario
Posts: 2,392
Paris Promo Codes
I am heading over to CDG in a couple of weeks on vacation. The Hertz rates are extremely high - even with a AAA discount ($300 Euro's for a week for a sub compact).
Are there any promos or suggestions to help lower the cost?
Thanks
Are there any promos or suggestions to help lower the cost?
Thanks
#4
Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Flyover Country, USA, NW Silver, Hilton Gold
Posts: 518
Originally Posted by back seat
Are there any promos or suggestions to help lower the cost?
Thanks
http://www.europebycar.com/ They have an 800# and are based in New York. There also a code floating around for avis but I didn't try it.
#6
Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Flyover Country, USA, NW Silver, Hilton Gold
Posts: 518
We are iffy about doing the Normandy battlefields. I think my husband would really like to.
When I originally booked Paris, in the middle of winter, I was thinking bad weather, dodge into museums, drink lots of coffee/hot chocolate to stay warm. Then I started reading about Normandy D Day and wanted to go there, too. Now I'm back to staying in Paris.
I came across something that might be of interest. It was a deal for the train ticket from Paris to Caen and museum entrance fee included for the Caen Memorial/Museum. That Museum has half day and full day mini van tours of the beaches.
We also looked at staying here
http://www.specialplacestostay.com/s...FileID=fbb1444
The owner is a retired British Colonel who is an expert and guide for the Normandy beaches. I'm not sure if he gives tours year round or what he would charge (some of the sites seem to be seasonal).
An excellent, small book that I have here is D Day and the Battle for Normandy by Carl Shilleto and Mike Tolhurst that has made me really want to visit there and give a great overview and ideas for making the most of a visit to the area.
Finally, I read about a 10% discount for I believe Europcar or a similar agency if you book through the link at the slow-travel.com website. We have used that agency in the past with good results. However, it's a prepay.
Here's another good Normandy link
http://www.normandie44lamemoire.com/...lles%20us.html
When I originally booked Paris, in the middle of winter, I was thinking bad weather, dodge into museums, drink lots of coffee/hot chocolate to stay warm. Then I started reading about Normandy D Day and wanted to go there, too. Now I'm back to staying in Paris.
I came across something that might be of interest. It was a deal for the train ticket from Paris to Caen and museum entrance fee included for the Caen Memorial/Museum. That Museum has half day and full day mini van tours of the beaches.
We also looked at staying here
http://www.specialplacestostay.com/s...FileID=fbb1444
The owner is a retired British Colonel who is an expert and guide for the Normandy beaches. I'm not sure if he gives tours year round or what he would charge (some of the sites seem to be seasonal).
An excellent, small book that I have here is D Day and the Battle for Normandy by Carl Shilleto and Mike Tolhurst that has made me really want to visit there and give a great overview and ideas for making the most of a visit to the area.
Finally, I read about a 10% discount for I believe Europcar or a similar agency if you book through the link at the slow-travel.com website. We have used that agency in the past with good results. However, it's a prepay.
Here's another good Normandy link
http://www.normandie44lamemoire.com/...lles%20us.html
#8
Join Date: Jan 2003
Posts: 563