Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

anna42hmr

rosered100 wrote: »

Have a great time :T It's forecast to snow on Monday!!

Dont forget to report back when you return - any hints, tips or advice are eagerly awaited.

rosered

thanks, will definatly report back, cant wait, hopefully the snow doesnt disrupt us too much!! nice early flight tomorrow 6.25am! lol so no sleep for me tonight lol

do most the rides run in snow/rain?

shirlgirl2004

ct24 wrote: »

many thanks for the replies, does anyone know what happens with my nearly 2 year old, when we pay for the hb option as they say i cant pay for her. Do i pay at the time? How much will it cost? Is she free?

Thanks again.

Our daughter was just a year when we took her and in the hotel restaurants where it is buffet we didn't pay for her. Obviously when you go into the park at lunch time you do and had to pay for yourself. We didn't eat anywhere else for dinner. I don't even know if you can when HB.

rosered100

anna42hmr wrote: »

do most the rides run in snow/rain?

I read somewhere that as about 80% of the rides are indoors/undercover there should be no problem unless very heavy snow. The parks were designed with weather in mind - probably why there are no really wet rides as in the USA.

rosered

clarebethan

Hi all,

I have recently booked a holiday for my 21st to Eurodisney.

We got what I feel is a fantastic deal and I wanted to share it with you all. Apologies if someone has already recommended this company

I will be going with my partner in September and for £179 per person we will be receiving 3nights accommodation, 4days of park tickets to both parks, breakfast, discount vouchers and a park guide. The accommodation is in the Disney Santa Fe hotel, but for £20 extra you can stay in the Hotel Cheyenne. I realise this is not top quality accommodation but for under £200 it is a bargain to me Prices are very similar in march,april, may, june, july august too.

Travel to the park and spending money are the other things we need to organise. Im hoping we can get the eurostar for £50 each return.

Ive calculated that I will have a total spend of about £350-400, which seems pretty good to me.

Apparently, the Santa Fe hotel is near to a petrol station so this will be fantastic to buy cheap non disney priced food!

The website to visit if you want this deal is www.disney-link.com
The man who organises it seems really nice. He even said that he would be able to arrange queue jumps if busy.

Hope this helps save someone money. :beer:

Mummy_Jo

Hi does anyone know how long it takes sally savage to reply. I emailed her over the weekend and had a standard reply from her mail box but thought she might have dropped me a line by now too. Maybe I am being too impatient...


Thanks

Jo

inspector_monkfish

Mummy_Jo wrote: »

Hi does anyone know how long it takes sally savage to reply. I emailed her over the weekend and had a standard reply from her mail box but thought she might have dropped me a line by now too. Maybe I am being too impatient...


Thanks

Jo

i am a personal friend of Sally's and can confirm she is on holiday, and will be back either tomorrow or Thursday.

i always use her, trust me, she'll be worth the wait...
infact i'm off to to DLP on Monday, booked with her about 6mths ago

inspector_monkfish

I am off to DLP on Monday.
Driving all the way to Hotel Cheyenne.

Does anyone know how I can find the co-ordinates for Hotel Cheyenne in order to put into my Sat Nav?

Last few times I have driven there, I borrowed a friends sat nav, and he had it all set up aready - only problem is, he can't remember how he did it!!

I have my own European sat nav now, and can't for the life of me work out how its done!

Its a TomTom One by the way.

sc0ttyb0y

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

I am off to DLP on Monday.
Driving all the way to Hotel Cheyenne.

Does anyone know how I can find the co-ordinates for Hotel Cheyenne in order to put into my Sat Nav?

Last few times I have driven there, I borrowed a friends sat nav, and he had it all set up aready - only problem is, he can't remember how he did it!!

I have my own European sat nav now, and can't for the life of me work out how its done!

Its a TomTom One by the way.

Don't have my TomTom to hand but i think you can just go to Points of Interest tab & type in what your looking for ??

Or enter the post code :

Address is
Disneyland Resort Paris
Marne-la-Vallee, 77777
France

inspector_monkfish

sc0ttyb0y wrote: »

Don't have my TomTom to hand but i think you can just go to Points of Interest tab & type in what your looking for ??

Or enter the post code :

Address is
Disneyland Resort Paris
Marne-la-Vallee, 77777
France

i'll give it another try tonight
thanks

Mummy_Jo

Thanks Inspector Monkfish. Will hold on before making any decisions

Jo