Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

inspector_monkfish

anna42hmr wrote: »

when i was looking i found expedia had the best prices for us

does any one know if there is kettles in the room at santa fe or wether they can be hired from reception??

you don't have to hire them, just ask at reception when you check in and they will supply you with one. Same goes for hairdryers.

harmony802005

hi there
I hope someone can help me i have been searching on the net most of the night for breaks to euro disney for 4 adults and 1 child,we can go either by any ways of transport but none of us drive at all,we was looking to travel for the 24 july or before that,its just wat i am finding is rather dear and just getting worried as i dont know if we can all afford that,the cheaper the better lol we was maybe looking at staying in sante fe,we would like to go for either 3 or 4 nights,if anyone can help me i will be so so greatfull thanks every so much harm xx

anna42hmr

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

you don't have to hire them, just ask at reception when you check in and they will supply you with one. Same goes for hairdryers.

thanks for the reply,i appreciate it

anna42hmr

harmony802005 wrote: »

hi there
I hope someone can help me i have been searching on the net most of the night for breaks to euro disney for 4 adults and 1 child,we can go either by any ways of transport but none of us drive at all,we was looking to travel for the 24 july or before that,its just wat i am finding is rather dear and just getting worried as i dont know if we can all afford that,the cheaper the better lol we was maybe looking at staying in sante fe,we would like to go for either 3 or 4 nights,if anyone can help me i will be so so greatfull thanks every so much harm xx

have you tried expedia? they had the best deals when we were going, or how flexible is the date, as that is main summer hols i think so it will naturally be more expensive

also you may want to consider off site hotel rather than santa fe as they are cheaper often than disneys own site, i know when i was contemplating hotels hotel val d lysee was one we were considering off site

athensgeorgia

Just got back yesterday from DLP and we flew from Manchester to CDG then took the TGV. It was sooo easy i was really worried as i've never been anywhere unless it was 'package'. We got off the plane followed the signs for baggage then took the shuttle to Terminal 3 which is all easily signposted then as soon as you get off the shuttle and go up the escalator/lift the station is just there right in front of you everythings really easy to find worked out so much cheaper than the VER. We had me DH and 3 DD's (9,7 and 2). The only hassle we found was coming home where CDG security check your bags was horrendous we thought we were getting to our gate too early but glad we did took us 50 mins to get through to our gate. I can honestly say CDG is the worst airport i've been to. But the actual travelling between airport-tgv station-dlp and back was really easy. I'd definately do this again next time.

Btw we stayed in the Santa Fe HB it was busy enough for us i'd hate to see summer but in the actual parks there were hardly any queues at all. We chose to use our vouchers in the hotel restaurant just for ease really as all the other restaurants close around 6ish (except Annettes Diner which isn't really our kind of thing). We found the La Cantina to be really nice always seemed to be well stocked. I'd definately recommend using Hb vouchers in buffets as other restaurants didn't seem to be as good value.

HTH.

Aidy

bestpud wrote: »

The cheapest option for us (both times), when everything was added up, was to book the hotel through Disney (don't forget Quidco) and the train through Eurostar.

To get the best prices, Eurostar is best booked early.

By booking seperately do you still have the ability to leave your cases with Eurostar for onward delivery to the hotel room (meaning you can go straight into DLP), and also when you come home you check your cases out via your Disney hotel and they will be loaded onto the Eurostar for departure, again meaning you can go to DLP case free?

cheers

becky81

Hi
I am looking for a hotel, or cabin etc... that has 2 rooms. Can anyone help please as i want to try and save as much for the holiday itself. Thanks

inspector_monkfish

becky81 wrote: »

Hi
I am looking for a hotel, or cabin etc... that has 2 rooms. Can anyone help please as i want to try and save as much for the holiday itself. Thanks

i always use this lady
she seems to be very competitive
http://www.holidayholiday.co.uk/agents/sallysavage/

redvanman

Adagio apts has 2 room apts and is 1 train stop away at val de europe.

maryfay

we are off in a weeks time, just a quick Q... as im worrying now we dont have enough spends..lol
on average how much would a family of two adults and two children age 10 and 2 need for spends including meals for 4 days? just a rough guess as we dont have a clue how expensive things are there..lol