Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

ricflairandy

anyone else going on the 14th? We are and im still going nuts trying to sort out travel frombeauvais to disneyland!

delwynshd

you will find the travel from BVA is going to be very hard to arrange. What have you managed to find?

Del

ricflairandy

nothing, 90 (pounds)euros each way with rs transports, or hire a car for about 150 quid plus car seat charges which are extortionate.

bestpud

athensgeorgia wrote: »

We're going on the 19th too, I'm so excited more so than the kids don't think it helps with all the adverts coming on making me even more giddy :j :j .

Glad you asked this question we're staying in the Santa Fe too and didn't know you had to 'pick' a slot but i'll certainly be asking for breakfast in the park one day aswell. If you notice any stressed out Manc's with 3 girls one an especially naughty 2 year old thats us

They aren't that picky about the times, I don't think - especially this time of year, as it's fairly quiet.

We stayed at SL last time and, thinking dd would be up as early as she is at home, we booked the earliest slot every day. But she slept late every morning :rolleyes: and we had no problem getting in.

jimsmum

bestpud wrote: »

They aren't that picky about the times, I don't think - especially this time of year, as it's fairly quiet.

We stayed at SL last time and, thinking dd would be up as early as she is at home, we booked the earliest slot every day. But she slept late every morning :rolleyes: and we had no problem getting in.

I slept in late nearly every morning :rolleyes: we stayed in the explorers and I didn't have a problem getting in on account cathy kept me a seat at her table :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
I set my alarm the 2nd day on my phone thinking ill be up in time etc,ummm no, this dumb cow forgot to do the hour difference change on her phone therefore was over an hour late for breakfast again :rolleyes: :rotfl: :rotfl:

CurlyGirly21

Hi,

This is my first post and I hope someone can help. I'm looking to take my 4 year old daughter and my mother for a girlie break to Disney in August. We have found out cheap flights, but cannot decide on the accommodation. We are trying to keep costs down, but I'm thinking that it will hopefully be hot in August, so perhaps a hotel with a pool would be a good idea. :cool:

Can anyone tell me if it is best to book direct with Disney or whether any other companies offer accommodation/tickets at a better rate?

Also, we like the idea of upgrading to half board before we go. Has anyone done this? Is it worth the money?

Thanks so much!

CurlyGirly21

CurlyGirly21

Can anyone help? Please??????

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amanda40

I think if you book the half board option before 31st January you are saving 20% on it - we are thinking of doing that as expensive to eat out once you are there - we have never been before so hopefully someone will be alog soon that can give you more information.

emweaver

I cant decide on the cheynne or explorer, does anyone have any recommendations for either?

marshmallow79

Does anyone know if you can get the big pretzels at DLP? We are going for a day trip on Sunday and my husband loves the pretzels you get in WDW and would like to know if you get them in DLP also. I've searched everywhere for it but can't get a definate answer (interestingly enough I found one web page telling me they have one pretzel cart but when it listed what they sold it never said pretzels!!!:rolleyes:).
Can anyone enlighten me?