Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

Rachie_B

videoking wrote: »

want to book for 5 of us 4 adults 1 child aged 7 want to get 4 day pass and cheap accommadation its my sons birthday 25th oct im driving and getting ferry need tickets for parks (what deals r there) and accommadation for 3 adults 40+ and 1 adult 70 and my son 7 in october any advice would be greatly appricated any 4 for 3 or 3 for 2 day offers available and hotels or rooms 20 mins from disneyland paris sorry if i hijacked post

have a look at the hotels / aparthotels in val d'europe

they are only a few mins drive from disney ( we stayed @ the adagio city in the summer and staying @ residhome in dec ) so fairly close but much cheaper than staying onsite !

apartments are good as you get a living area ( usually doubles up as sleeping too ) small kitchen area plus separate bedroom/s aswell

arealbasketcase

zoeleigh wrote: »

I think I will have to try breakfast in the park then! Do we book it at our hotel reception when we get there? Or do we just go into the park on the day? Where can you get the breakfasts?

Hi Zoe,

when you arrive the receptionist will ask you for the times you want to have breakfast (I think this is a bit of a pain to be honest, I never know what to say but anyhoooo) just ask for one (or more?) of the breakfasts to be in the park. It varies which restaurant they have the breakfast in but it is always (I think) in Fantasy Land. We like to get the latest possible slot, that way you can have a lie inish if you want to or go early and get on the rides such as Peter Pan and then go and have breakfast. Have a nice big breakfast/brunch, eat outside in nice weather and watch the world go by. It then saves you the cost of a lunch. I am a truly disneyholic and this is the bit I look forward to most, much as I love the park when it is empty, I love it even more when it is really quiet.

Zoetoes

arealbasketcase wrote: »

Hi Zoe,

when you arrive the receptionist will ask you for the times you want to have breakfast (I think this is a bit of a pain to be honest, I never know what to say but anyhoooo) just ask for one (or more?) of the breakfasts to be in the park. It varies which restaurant they have the breakfast in but it is always (I think) in Fantasy Land. We like to get the latest possible slot, that way you can have a lie inish if you want to or go early and get on the rides such as Peter Pan and then go and have breakfast. Have a nice big breakfast/brunch, eat outside in nice weather and watch the world go by. It then saves you the cost of a lunch. I am a truly disneyholic and this is the bit I look forward to most, much as I love the park when it is empty, I love it even more when it is really quiet.

Thanks, will try it for once, this will be our 4th visit and we've never had breakfast in the park before.

Don't think we'll be eating it outside though as we're going in January. :snow_laug

arealbasketcase

zoeleigh wrote: »

Thanks, will try it for once, this will be our 4th visit and we've never had breakfast in the park before.

Don't think we'll be eating it outside though as we're going in January. :snow_laug

You never know, the way the climate is changing you might be sunbathing.

saffronu

I want to get 2 French simcards so that my DH& I can find each other when we are in different queues etc with different kids - any ideas on where & how much would be much appreciated.

mrs_T

Just booked accomodation at hotel l'elysee in val d'europe and cheap flights but the problem is we arrive cdg at 8:30pm on a Sunday night and fly back at 07:20 am the following sunday (guess why we got return flights from Edinburgh at £95 each). What is the best way to transfer between the hotel/airport at those times and where is the cheapest place to buy park tickets? TIA

Edinburghlass_2

Cheapest place for tickets at the moment is Disney itself. "ouch" to 7.20 am, probably the easiest way would be shared transport via http://www.bstransports.com/ where someone will meet you at the airport and on the return pick you up at your hotel.

If you opt for shared transport its cheaper and quite likely that you won't be sharing it with anyone else.

pendle68

mrskaz wrote: »

Does anyone know the cheapest place I can book for a holiday to Eurodisney, I dont mind how we travel, we are in the north east. Thanks for any help.

mrskaz.xx

hi there
try leisure direct on the internet, they have been going to disney for years.
ABTA/ATOL bonded.
cheap deals
lol
pendle
xxx:j

Kerry39

Hi,
Travelling to disney at xmas at staying at the holiday inn. Going by eurostar. Does the eurostar take you to a central station and then you find your way to your hotel? Would I need taxi or is there a shuttle bus?
Is there anywhere to have xmas dinner?
My daughter is 3 so what bits do you recommend I do?
All answers welcome, thank you so much
Kerry x

SHEILA54

Hi

The Eurostar takes you to the entrance to Disneyland. There are shuttle buses outside that take you to the different hotels.

Look here for some ideas / answers to your questions

http://www.dlp.info/Guide/index.htm

Details about Christmas lunch here but it is expensive

http://www.iglu.com/disney/christmas_nyear_celebrations.cfm