Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

Edinburghlass_2

Depends on how old the kids are really, could they go on the bigger rides by themselves for instance or if they are young your OH shouldn't have any problems going on the little rides with them? Also will your insurance cover you for cancelling?

inspector_monkfish

posie_f wrote: »

Hi, This is my first post, so apologies if it is in the wrong place. My other half has just dislocated his shoulder and we are supposed to be going to DLP in 3 weeks. Does anyone have any suggestions as to whether it is worth going anyway, or if we should postpone Kids are really excited, but not sure if its worth it...

if you take the medical notes, you will be able to get an 'Easy Access' pass, and be able to jump the long queues at all the rides

how bad is it? 3 weeks is a long time, good chance a dislocated shoulder will be alot more comfy by then.....

Disney_Pluto

posie_f wrote: »

Hi, This is my first post, so apologies if it is in the wrong place. My other half has just dislocated his shoulder and we are supposed to be going to DLP in 3 weeks. Does anyone have any suggestions as to whether it is worth going anyway, or if we should postpone Kids are really excited, but not sure if its worth it...

From a nurses point of view 3 weeks is a long time. If I were you id still go! Some people heal quicker than others, but if hes fit, younger and healthy no no reason to not go. He probably wont be able to do all the big rides but thats if he wanted to anyway.

To be honest its a hard one and I think its probably a decision that only you guys can make.

Im there in three weeks so if you do go have fun and might see u.

sodamnfunky

runaroundalot wrote: »

sodamnfunky thanks we were looking to pay for buffalo bills with the vouchers.

The voucher, entitles you to 2nd tier seating, if you would like 1st tier seating, the cost is £8 per person supplement until 02/04/09, and then £10 per person 03/04/09-08/11/09.
However those prices are for pre-purchasing. If you arrive and pay, it will be alot more, as the gate price is £47 per person for 2nd tier seating.

Hope that helps

sodamnfunky

posie_f wrote: »

Hi, This is my first post, so apologies if it is in the wrong place. My other half has just dislocated his shoulder and we are supposed to be going to DLP in 3 weeks. Does anyone have any suggestions as to whether it is worth going anyway, or if we should postpone Kids are really excited, but not sure if its worth it...

Is this your first trip to DLRP?

I would go anyway, as there is plenty to do in the resort, its not all wild rides. He will just have to be a little careful.

moneypooh

Anyone used RSTransport? Our late flight means that most options aren't very easy. Were they OK? and where do we get hotel addresses from for booking.
many thanks

beckera

Hi All,

new poster to MSE. Please can someone tell us how we get from cdg airport to disney resort without it costing us nearly £100. We are going in 6 weeks and after hunting online i can only find private taxi transfers.
Thanks in Advance

Bristol-Lady_2

Hi all..have just stumbled across this offer which I thought was pretty good...
Fantastic Hopper Pass Offer!


For a limited time only, we can offer you & your family the chance to buy official Disneyland Resort Paris one-day Hopper passes for the amazing price of:
£23 per adult, £15 per child.
This compares to the Disneyland Resort Paris gate price of:
€60 per adult, €52 per child.
This means that we're offering you these tickets for..
..less than half price!
Remember, Hopper passes offer you and your family unlimited access to both Disney Parks!
There is LIMITED AVAILABILITY, passes are offered on a FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS.


This is the link to the website..
http://tothemagic.leger.co.uk/fifteen/hopper.aspx?gclid=CMPWgNXznZkCFQ6vQwod9z1HCg

This is valid for use until 3rd April 2009

Were not going til May so no good for us

Have fun

sodamnfunky

beckera wrote: »

Hi All,

new poster to MSE. Please can someone tell us how we get from cdg airport to disney resort without it costing us nearly £100. We are going in 6 weeks and after hunting online i can only find private taxi transfers.
Thanks in Advance

This is the way to go
http://www.vea-shuttle.co.uk/bus-virtual-visit.asp

beckera

thank you so much sodamnfunky. Much better price!! Have you used them before?
is it better to book in advance or wait and get from the driver?