Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

chivers1977

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chivers1977 wrote: »

I have won an experience voucher through work and we are going to do a day trip! I am so excited as we last went before my son was born and he will be a week short of 4 when we go! Have checked and it looks like the train times are a bit different. Does the saint pancras train stop at ebbsfleet and ashford as either of those are closer for us. Also, if we choose Studios park ticket, we can get into the main park three hours before closure according to the below. Is closing time still 7pm in June. Have tried to check but not updated on the DLP site. That would mean that we would have 3 hrs in each park "ish" with Planet Hollywood in between.

Agenda


At 08.52 you will hop aboard Eurostar and head out directly to Disneyland Resort Paris, arriving at 12.27. Once there you will have to decide whether you want visit the theme park or Walt Disney Studio (if you choose the studio you will have entrance to the Disneyland Theme Park three hours before closing with the same ticket). Also included is lunch at Planet Hollywood, situated in the Disney Village. At 19.37 you will return to London by Eurostar, arriving at 21.12.

inspector_monkfish

Economical wrote: »

Hi, I've finally booked to go DLP end of March. We're booked for sequoia Lodge.Never been to DLP before. So would appreciate some advice. Dtr is 9 &son 3 so would like to know which rides would suit them as I don't fancy too scary rides. I've booked half board plus so would like to know the best restaurants to eat. Is the buffet better or table service? Also do I have to phone and book the table for the first day before we go? Thanks everyone. This is a great thread!

Sequoia Lodge is a great hotel.
We always used to stay there, until we discovered Cheyenne.
Nothing wrong with Sequoia, except you are obviously paying extra for things like the Swimming Pool, but in 5 years of staying there, we never used it once! We're always too busy in the parks.

My eldest daughter is 10, and she loves Aerosmith Rollercoaster and Crush, in the Studios, and MineTrain and Space Mountain in the Main Park. None are too scary, but still a good thrill!

Both kids will love Tea Cups, Small World, Carousel, Autopia, Dumbo, Pinochio, Snow White, Peter Pan, Pirates of Carribean in the Main Park..... and Magic Carpets, Cars, TramTours in the Studios.

Don't forget the shows in the Studios. Lilo and Stich Live is good fun. and a couple of others i can't remember the names of !!

In my opinion, Lucky Nugget is the best all round restaurant as you get a nice mixture of good buffet food, relaxed atmosphere, plus the kids get to meet the characters.

Cafe Mickey is a shambles. They pack you in, waiters are rude, food is overpriced rubbish, and there are less charcters. But it is good for Breakfasts.

Have fun

Rachie_B

we had a lovely meal in Cafe mickey last year,were there @ 6pm and were only ones upstairs for a while

thought the waiters were fab,getting up and dancing etc and being lovely to all the children
and character interaction was great too
food was expensive ,of course ! but good

you need to book and get there early

but then people slag off Rainforest Cafe too, and we also enjoyed our experience there!

each to their own i guess!?

fave meal @ DLRP so far though, has to be the Steakhouse Sunday Brunch buffet ! fab all round

loopyloopy_2

I dont know if anyone will be able to advise or help, But we are looking at going to euro disney on the cheap and our friend has offered us to borrow her annual passes. 2 adults 2 children.
Has anyone ever used someone elses annual passes? Do they check?
Thanks

inspector_monkfish

Rachie_B wrote: »

we had a lovely meal in Cafe mickey last year,were there @ 6pm and were only ones upstairs for a while

thought the waiters were fab,getting up and dancing etc and being lovely to all the children
and character interaction was great too
food was expensive ,of course ! but good

you need to book and get there early

but then people slag off Rainforest Cafe too, and we also enjoyed our experience there!

each to their own i guess!?

fave meal @ DLRP so far though, has to be the Steakhouse Sunday Brunch buffet ! fab all round

Cafe Mickey has changed since last year.
We were there last month.
It is now bigger inside, as they have put a cover over the outdoor verrandah area, so they can squeeze more people in.

So there are now about 20 more tables to serve, BUT, there didn't seem to be any extra characters or waiters!!

We were there at peak time (around 8.30pm)

Rachie_B

that's a shame ,the boys loved it in there

Rachie_B

loopyloopy wrote: »

I dont know if anyone will be able to advise or help, But we are looking at going to euro disney on the cheap and our friend has offered us to borrow her annual passes. 2 adults 2 children.
Has anyone ever used someone elses annual passes? Do they check?
Thanks

AP's have photos on so you can't use someone elses!

inspector_monkfish

Rachie_B wrote: »

that's a shame ,the boys loved it in there

it is still ok for breakfast

we have gone there every year for dinner at least twice during each stay, for the past 10 years (even when it was known as LA Bar & Grill)

after this years experience, i really don't think i would ever eat Dinner there again!

much preferred the Lucky Nugget for lunch.

flea72

loopyloopy wrote: »

I dont know if anyone will be able to advise or help, But we are looking at going to euro disney on the cheap and our friend has offered us to borrow her annual passes. 2 adults 2 children.
Has anyone ever used someone elses annual passes? Do they check?
Thanks

they check all tickets as you enter the park, dont really know how thoroughly, but we have always had them taken off us, and they at least skim read them. whether they go to the extent of passport control, depends on the member of staff

Flea

Rachie_B

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

it is still ok for breakfast

we have gone there every year for dinner at least twice during each stay, for the past 10 years (even when it was known as LA Bar & Grill)

after this years experience, i really don't think i would ever eat Dinner there again!

much preferred the Lucky Nugget for lunch.

Thanks

not tried Lucky Nugget yet,maybe on our next trip ( october )