Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

michie1974

balletshoes wrote: »

i can't see why not - as long as they are participating table and buffet service restaurants (you can't use them in counter service places).

Thank you!

notanewuser

Is it easy to eat gluten free at DLP?

carebear13

Hi. What is the difference between counter service and buffet? Thanks.

balletshoes

carebear13 wrote: »

Hi. What is the difference between counter service and buffet? Thanks.

counter service is your "fast food" ie burgers, chicken strips, pizza, pasta, fish n chips, sandwiches etc. There are many of these restaurants in the parks and the Village at DLP. These are generally the cheaper restaurants at DLP.

Buffet service are the restaurants where you are seated by a host/hostess, they bring over your drinks, and you can choose what you like from the full buffet selection. These are all-you-can-eat, so you can go back to the buffet as much as you like. Some of these restaurants have unlimited soft drinks options (which you pay a bit more for).

carebear13

Thank you for that.x

cdsmiler

notanewuser wrote: »

Is it easy to eat gluten free at DLP?

Not sure - but there's a thread about allergy meals on the DIS boards - http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3216555

Clare x

Saver88

Hi ballet shoes. Just wondering if know of a way to add a cot to my booking. Staying at the Santa fe in march, booked through travel agent but totally forgot.
Also I'm assuming once we get of Eurostar there will be buses with the hotel names on n we just hop on one of those?
Many thanks x

balletshoes

Saver88 wrote: »

Hi ballet shoes. Just wondering if know of a way to add a cot to my booking. Staying at the Santa fe in march, booked through travel agent but totally forgot.

its no problem - just call the hotel 2 or 3 days before on 0033 1 60 45 78 00 and ask them to put a note on your booking for the cot.


Also I'm assuming once we get of Eurostar there will be buses with the hotel names on n we just hop on one of those?
Many thanks x

yes, right outside the train station doors you'll see the yellow buses for the onsite hotels, the bus stops are right there too .

dmum

Hi everyone,
We are about to book for mid June for a family of four staying at Sequoia lodge for 4 nights. The total price is £686 for accommodation and we've got Eurostar for approx £360. Before I go ahead I just wanted to know, does this seem like a good price?
TIA.

balletshoes

dmum wrote: »

Hi everyone,
We are about to book for mid June for a family of four staying at Sequoia lodge for 4 nights. The total price is £686 for accommodation and we've got Eurostar for approx £360. Before I go ahead I just wanted to know, does this seem like a good price?
TIA.

yes, for june thats an okay price .