Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

Zoetoes

sallyjh wrote: »

Well we stayed 4 nights at the Santa FE last year and it was all full on busy busy Disney - and now ds2 is now 2 thought we'd like somewhere with a pool as well. So after pricing it all up - cheapest hotel on site with pool is the Sequoia - it was cheaper to do it that way - by about £140. Yes we could have just paid the money to do this but thought it'd be more fun to move over as such!

So this time 3 nights and 4 days park tickets for Santa Fe and Disney parks etc and 2 nights b&b only at Davy Crockett with no park tickets - thought we could swim, shop, visit Aquarium place just be a bit less hectic than Disney. Just our point of view of course........! and it might be a bit manic - but if so we dont have to do it again this way! :rotfl: And we've got the Davy crockett bit last to relax a bit more

Sounds like a plan!

We stayed in Davy Crockett last time, it was brill, we just didn't have enough time to do everything as we drove there and back and had 2 days passes, really wanted to do the tree tops thing. The pool is good and the little Davy Crockett village is lovely.

I think I'm going to steal your idea and book Santa Fe and Davy Crockett next time so we have time to relax and do everything.

jimsmum

cathy2702 wrote: »

Hey JM

Was logged on to check if you got the confirmation, was getting worried for a while there

Havent been on FB this week by the way! Incase you thought I was being cheeky

38 days to go:j

You was getting worried , I was absolutely dodoing myself
37 days to go now :j :j

RoxieW

I'd agree with the point about the cheyenne at breakfast - but found the rest of the hotel brilliant for our little boys and for the difference in price, can put up with a rowdy breakfast hall. Worth noting though that you can take your breakfast in the park if you prefer - not sure which restauraunt though.

purple_cat_2

Hi, Im getting a bit concerned now, we are staying at santa fe, an all this talk of breakfast scrums has me worried are all the hotels the same at breakfast? we can get extra hours in the park which means we can be in at 8am is it rteccomended to get breakfast int he park? do we have to book that?
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Zoetoes

purple_cat wrote: »

Hi, Im getting a bit concerned now, we are staying at santa fe, an all this talk of breakfast scrums has me worried are all the hotels the same at breakfast? we can get extra hours in the park which means we can be in at 8am is it rteccomended to get breakfast int he park? do we have to book that?
11 days to go now

I really don't remember having anything to moan about at all any time I've been to Disney. You will have a great time wherever you have breakfast!

You could always have breakfast in Cheyenne the first morning and see for yourself.

Edinburghlass_2

purple_cat wrote: »

Hi, Im getting a bit concerned now, we are staying at santa fe, an all this talk of breakfast scrums has me worried are all the hotels the same at breakfast? we can get extra hours in the park which means we can be in at 8am is it rteccomended to get breakfast int he park? do we have to book that?
11 days to go now

I don't know about the Santa Fe but when we booked into the Cheyenne you are offered a time slot for breakfast and that is when you may be offered breakfast at a location in the park but this isn't always available and can't be booked beforehand.

We chose it on 2 mornings, one was at the Plaza Gardens and I can't remember the other restaurant. If you get the opportunity of this then chose a later breakfast time and get to the park for 8.00 am and do a few rides first then have breakfast. If you are eating in the hotel then chose an early breakfast time like 7.00 am :eek: and then you can get to the park for 8.00 am.

Despite choosing different times for breakfast when we had it at the Cheyenne we didn't find it a scrum at all and this was over Christmas when the hotel was completely full.

Lemoncurd

purple_cat wrote: »

Hi, Im getting a bit concerned now, we are staying at santa fe, an all this talk of breakfast scrums has me worried are all the hotels the same at breakfast? we can get extra hours in the park which means we can be in at 8am is it rteccomended to get breakfast int he park? do we have to book that?
11 days to go now

I used the word 'scrum' in one of my posts, in all honesty it wasn't THAT bad it was just that I've not seen anything like it in a hotel before. It felt a bit like a school dinner hall with lots of tables close together and all full of people talking. The food counters got a bit crowded and some people were a bit pushy. Often when we've stayed in hotels there might only be a few other families/travellers in the breakfast room when we go down so it was a bit of a shock. I guess it's down to the sheer size of these hotels and the number of people staying (perhaps a higher percentage are families too so there is a bit more noise).

zoelouise88

this q has prob already been asked but i really am to tired to read through all the pages but where is the cheapest and best place to eat in the park?

Edinburghlass_2

zoelouise88 wrote: »

this q has prob already been asked but i really am to tired to read through all the pages but where is the cheapest and best place to eat in the park?

http://www.dlrpmagic.com/guides/practical/diningguide/

mintymoneysaver

zoelouise88 wrote: »

this q has prob already been asked but i really am to tired to read through all the pages but where is the cheapest and best place to eat in the park?

Depends what you're looking for but we liked Casey's hot dogs on Main Street!