Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

CDaniels1987

Thanks for the response!

Ive got 1 more question though, ive booked the eurostar through the eurostar website, and now im about to book the hotel, im looking on Alpharooms.com and Travelrepublic.co.uk, both are very good prices imo, Alpharooms is £559 only problem is its for a Double Queen Bed room, now surely that would on be for 2 people or has it got 2 queen beds? the room on Travelrepublic is a triple standard so obviously thats for 3 people, i just dont want to book the Alpharooms one get there and they say its only for 2 people when we have a child (14) with us aswell!

thanks people!

mrsbudget

Could you advise me if this is a good deal? thinking of booking to DLP, saw a quote for 2 adults and 2 kids for 5 nights in Newport Bay with Breakfast with Disney Characters in 17th July and it for £1482 plus flights,,i saw one in ryan air for £150 return for all of us.

thanks

emweaver

who did you see that quote with mrsbudget?

emweaver

mrsbudget wrote: »

Could you advise me if this is a good deal? thinking of booking to DLP, saw a quote for 2 adults and 2 kids for 5 nights in Newport Bay with Breakfast with Disney Characters in 17th July and it for £1482 plus flights,,i saw one in ryan air for £150 return for all of us.

thanks

looking on disney's website the period in which you wanting to book is their most expensive season which is why its so expensive.

If you want to go when the weather is nice try early September as this is one of their cheapest times

Edinburghlass_2

mrsbudget wrote: »

Could you advise me if this is a good deal? thinking of booking to DLP, saw a quote for 2 adults and 2 kids for 5 nights in Newport Bay with Breakfast with Disney Characters in 17th July and it for £1482 plus flights,,i saw one in ryan air for £150 return for all of us.

thanks

Check which airport you would be flying to with Ryan Air as your transfers could prove costly.

Milky_Mocha

We'll be going to DLP from 6th to 8th May, staying at the Cheyenne. Does anyone know whether it will be fairly quiet and is it still worth booking our meals in advance? Also I understand it is possible to book a character meeting in advance, where my daughter can take a pic with a princess or other character and get their autograph. Where do I do this?

Regarding the meals bookings, I presume this refers to meals on the Disney resort. Do I book direct with the restaurants? I'll have a look at one of the sticky threads to decide which are the best ones. I gather from various posts on here that it is best to take our own food to the parks but is it possible to book a meal there also anyway?

emweaver

CDaniels1987 wrote: »

Hi everyone, ive just booked 5 nights/6 days for Disneyland Paris on 8th August this year, 2 adults, 1 child, got it for £723 staying at the Vienna Magic Circus! is this a good deal? also whats it going to be like in August?

thanks in advance!

That does sound like a good deal! Someone else on here has been quoted double that for only 1 extra child in July.

emweaver

Milky_Mocha wrote: »

We'll be going to DLP from 6th to 8th May, staying at the Cheyenne. Does anyone know whether it will be fairly quiet and is it still worth booking our meals in advance? Also I understand it is possible to book a character meeting in advance, where my daughter can take a pic with a princess or other character and get their autograph. Where do I do this?

Regarding the meals bookings, I presume this refers to meals on the Disney resort. Do I book direct with the restaurants? I'll have a look at one of the sticky threads to decide which are the best ones. I gather from various posts on here that it is best to take our own food to the parks but is it possible to book a meal there also anyway?

You should check out www.disboards.com they will be able to answer this but from what Ive gathered on there the Princess's arent available for breakfast just lunch and dinner at the Aubergine restaurant (excuse spelling). Breakfast is with characters like Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Pluto etc

There is a number on disneyland webste somewhere to book tables in advance, you can book upto 2 months in advance

Ross_Jenkins

Hi I am thinking of going to Disneyland in October half term and will be driving. It is a long way from my house with the child so would like to stop in France somewhere on the way. Does anyboy know any cheap places to stay like the travelodge offers in this country with their £9 and £19 rooms.

Thanks

bakerlad1983

does anyone know when i would be able to book for the end of november?and how much should i be looking to pay to stay 3 nights in the cheyenne 2 adults, one 2yr old and a 10 month old

thanks