About Blue Light
Blue Light Card is the UK's number one discount service for the NHS, emergency services, and social care sector. Defence Discount Service is also accepted, which is the official MoD discount provider for the armed forces, veterans and the wider armed forces community - including spouses of serving personnel.
How To Claim Blue Light Discount
If you have a Blue Light card, you're eligible for about 5% off your Disneyland Paris package. The actual rate can vary and is not guaranteed. Claiming your Blue Light discount is simple, even if you already made your booking. First, book your Disneyland Paris package through Disney Holidays, if you haven't done so yet, you can do that by clicking here.
When you have completed your booking you'll receive an 8-digit booking number. Copy that number and email it to disneytraveluk@disneyonline.com with a picture of your Blue Light Card and the discount code associated with Disney Holidays from the Blue Light Card app. Once Disney verifies your request, they will apply the discount to your booking and your remaining balance will be updated.
Tip: To learn all about the best ways to book Disneyland Paris see our Book Disneyland Paris guide.
Not Available At DisneylandParis.com
Because Disney Holidays (or Walt Disney Travel Company as they're officially known) is a UK-based company, they recognise and choose to give discounts to Blue Light Card holders. Sadly, DisneylandParis.com. is an arm of The Walt Disney Company based in France and do not recognise the UK-issued Blue Light card so you are unable to claim Blue Light discount when booking through DisneylandParis.com. Blue Light discount can only be claimed when booking through Disney Holidays (Walt Disney Travel Company).
Walt Disney World Too?!
You can also redeem a Blue Light Card discount on your Walt Disney World holiday! For more information, visit our article: How To Claim NHS Blue Light Card Discount On A Walt Disney World Package Holiday.
For the latest information, visit Disney Holiday's Blue Light FAQ page here.
