Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

*Goofy*

Hi all,
Me and my girlfriend are looking to book up to go from May 1st to the 4th, with at most 3 of the 4 days in Disney. We want to travel Eurostar (she has a fear of flying!). Booking through Expedia for the Hotel val d'Europe (which looks nice) would be £350 each (including Disney park tickets bought seperately). Can you recommend anywhere else we should check?
Also, might it be better to wait until the last minute to book?
Cheers

Rachie_B

*Goofy* wrote: »

Hi all,
Me and my girlfriend are looking to book up to go from May 1st to the 4th, with at most 3 of the 4 days in Disney. We want to travel Eurostar (she has a fear of flying!). Booking through Expedia for the Hotel val d'Europe (which looks nice) would be £350 each (including Disney park tickets bought seperately). Can you recommend anywhere else we should check?
Also, might it be better to wait until the last minute to book?
Cheers

have you priced up an onsite hotel with Disneyland Paris direct ?

they have some up to 40% off offers on, when you book before April 15th http://www.disneylandparis.co.uk/index.xhtml?affId=1407600&tduid=42f71a3505105b5da96e187141397237

may be worth checking,just to compare

Eurostar is usually cheapest booking direct

Happy planning

x

*Goofy*

Thanks guys,

I looked at the Disney website and they quoted me £427 each (inc. breakfast).

I'll look at holidayholiday, thanks.

inspector_monkfish

*Goofy* wrote: »

Thanks guys,

I looked at the Disney website and they quoted me £427 each (inc. breakfast).

I'll look at holidayholiday, thanks.

you will have to email or call her

good luck

danicaandcassidy

Hi All,

Is it possible to meet the princesses anywhere other than at Auberge de Cendrillon? Do they make an appearance at any of the other character meet and greets, or any other restaurants. :EasterBun

My youngest daughter is princess mad and would love this, but menu at Auberge de Cendrillon, is not great for our family of very fussy eaters (I'm talking about the adults as much as the kids). Is it possible to have a different menu when there?

inspector_monkfish

danicaandcassidy wrote: »

Hi All,

Is it possible to meet the princesses anywhere other than at Auberge de Cendrillon? Do they make an appearance at any of the other character meet and greets, or any other restaurants. :EasterBun

My youngest daughter is princess mad and would love this, but menu at Auberge de Cendrillon, is not great for our family of very fussy eaters (I'm talking about the adults as much as the kids). Is it possible to have a different menu when there?

yes they come out behind the castle once a day i believe

ladychelle

yes i would say beween 12 and 12.30 the princesses will be around fantasy land around the sword in the stone area. Peter pan and wendy can also appear there. When we went in march we saw Cinderellas ugly step sisters and step mother, the sisters were singing "sing sweet nightingale" and putting on a really funny act which was great to see.this was just outside auberge de cendrillion (which we also did for lunch and all the princesses & princes and the two mice come round and visit your table for autographs and pictures and a chat. Cinderellla greets you at the door. It is a set menu tho , i found the lamb to be best and it is so relaxed and not rushed in there its definately worth the cost for princess fans. And the desserts are stunning

olimog

You can queue up to meet a princess and have your photo taken, its from 10-12.30 daily at the stage in front of the castle. Last week it was about 45 min wait, but be warned the princesses change every half an hour so you may not get the one you think you are getting!

Also sleeping beauty does a show 3 times in the morning behind the castle, it lasts about 10 mins then she signs autographs for about 15 mins, bit of a scrum though. Other than that we didn't see them walking about anywhere.

We did the princess lunch and you get cinderella in the lobby and you can go out and see her as much as you want and get photos etc, and then there were 2 others who came round, plus 2 mice who come round a lot more.

elainemn

Hi,
Going to Paris for a week in August in a caravan. Looking to do Disney for my 5 year old - 2 adults - for 3 or 4 days. Please can someone advise best options for booking. Never been before and do not understand parks / are ther several?

Thanks a lot
Elaine.

ladychelle

there is the Disneyland Park and Disney studios. Also disney village full of shops and places to eat.