The answer as to "how much" is really "it depends". There are no discounts for available for
Disneyland Paris from
ABD.
We did the Knights&Lights tour last Summer which - like Flavours of France - winds up in Paris. We, too, looked to add a couple of days at DLP on to the end of the tour. Our schedule logisitics were pretty tight, however. Furthermore, we did some research and we just found that DLP seemed pretty expensive (even by DisneyWorld standards). As DisneyWorld veterans, a lot of the attractions looked pretty familiar.
However, we couldn't leave France without going to DLP! We opted to add one more day to our stay in Paris (via ABD). We then did a very long day (blitzkrieg tour) at DLP. It's very easy to get to from the ABD hotel in Paris (door-to-door it's less than 1 hour). The advantage for us was that we didn't have to move hotels, we kept within our schedule, and we still got the ABD transfer to the airport.
If you plan to stay in DLP, my advice:
- check out the DLP website for prices on accomodation. Unless something has changed, there's no ABD discount or anything. Again, the resorts are pretty expensive. That said, the Disneyland Hotel is gorgeous!
- the DLP website really seems to push packages. They always seem to have last-minute discounts and kids under 7 are generally free. If you want to buy your own park passes, the
Disney Store on the Champs d'Elysee is the place to go.
- check out the DLP forum here at Disboards. There's lots of good info there for planning your stay. You'll specifically want to look for resort reviews and threads that talk about options for getting yourself to DLP from Paris and then getting yourself to the airport from DLP. You'll also want to look at threads that talk about the 'breakfast included' perk.
- if you relocate to DLP, ABD will only provide transfers to a train station (or whatever mode of transportation you arrange to get to DLP). That said, I have read a few stories where the ABD folks actually provided transport to DLP for a few tour guests. This is not a formal arrangement, however, so you need to assume you're on your own.
All that aside, DLP is an incredibly beautiful park and not-to-be-missed. If you're a DisneyWorld veteran, a lot of the attractions will feel familiar, but also have a unqiue spin. There are also a few attractions that are unique to DLP.
Okay - I'm done rambling. I hope this was half-way helpful.
