The latest Star Wars film was released in cinemas this week and to celebrate Magic Breaks is giving away a free family cinema with bookings that are made this weekend.
Families will be able to get their hands on the free pass when they book a transport-inclusive Disneyland Paris holiday with MagicBreaks between December 19 - 22, 2019.
The offer is valid for arrivals during Legends of the Force: A Celebration of Star Wars, which runs from January 11 - March 15, 2020.
You can also save up to 35% on Disney Hotel and Park Tickets in a brand new offer launched this week that ends next March.
Legends of the Force: A Celebration of Star Wars
Families can relive the Skywalker saga's most iconic moments at Disneyland Paris in the new year.
The Legends of the Force: A Celebration of Star Wars will feature stunning shows and attractions which bring legendary galactic battles and Characters to life like never before in Walt Disney Studios Park.
Prices start from just £139pp, which includes two nights’ accommodation and 2-Day Disney Parks entry.
This price is based on two adults and two children aged under 12 sharing a Country Premium One Bedroom Apartment at Les Villages Nature Paris on selected dates in January 2020.
Transportation can be added from as little as £19pp.
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- Eurotunnel packages start from £159pp
- Eurostar packages start from £259pp
- Flight packages start from £249pp from London Luton Airport and £279pp from Manchester Airport
And don't forget that with every Disneyland Paris booking made with MagicBreaks, you'll receive a free magical call from Mickey Mouse to announce your stay, a free Disney Activity Book and 15% off dining at Planet Hollywood and Earl of Sandwich.
You can book your Disneyland Paris break on the Magic Breaks website .
What is Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker about?
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker sees the surviving Resistance face the First Order once more as Rey, Finn and Poe Dameron's journey continues.
With the power and knowledge of generations behind them, the final battle commences in the last of the Skywalker saga films, which is directed by JJ Abrams.
