Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

emweaver

Just had an email off disney and it says you need to travel between 12th may and 8th November!

inspector_monkfish

got the website working at work now

it keeps coming up with some good offers for davy crockett on the dates we'd like to go.

having never stayed there before, can anyone recommend it?

have always stayed in one of the main disney hotels before, and always enjoyed the walks around the lake, through the village and into the parks

i understand with Crockett, you have to drive yourself from there to the parks.
what is that like?
is it a simple journey?
is it easy to get parked?
do you have to pay to park?

any feedback, much appreciated thanks...

mrspe

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

got the website working at work now

it keeps coming up with some good offers for davy crockett on the dates we'd like to go.

having never stayed there before, can anyone recommend it?

have always stayed in one of the main disney hotels before, and always enjoyed the walks around the lake, through the village and into the parks

i understand with Crockett, you have to drive yourself from there to the parks.
what is that like?
is it a simple journey?
is it easy to get parked?
do you have to pay to park?

any feedback, much appreciated thanks...

some friends of mine have just stayed there and they said it was fab easy drive free parking the log cabins were great they even used swimming pool etc on thier recommendation we have booked to stay there.

inspector_monkfish

mrspe wrote: »

some friends of mine have just stayed there and they said it was fab easy drive free parking the log cabins were great they even used swimming pool etc on thier recommendation we have booked to stay there.

is it free parking at the Disney Parks?
once you have driven there from Davy Crockett?
and how long is the drive? i'm assuming its only 5 or 10mins

Rachie_B

you get free parking in disney, and it's a 15 min drive : http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1034815

inspector_monkfish

Rachie_B wrote: »

you get free parking in disney, and it's a 15 min drive : http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1034815

thanks, thats an excellent link

chocolateteddy

anna42hmr wrote: »

can any one advise their opinion, this year we went february (mon to fri) 9th to 13th,

however have noticed that on their old brouchers january seems to be cheaper than february,

whats it like around this time is it busy? do they still have the xmas decorations the beginning of january? how crowded is it?

is there any negatives to going in jan instead of feb, (no kids going just adults so we can handle the cold just about lol) the one thing that concerns is that we intend to go on eurostar this time (last time we flew in) does the bad weather stop the trains??

also we are deciding which hotel depending on the price etc, stayed santa fe last time, which was fine for us, but am considering one of the nearer hotels like sequia lodge or if we can afford it the new york hotel, are the indoor pools open this time of the year??

The only thing I noticed, as we were counting down the days to our feb 1/2 term holidaythis year(seems an eternity ago now), was on the calendar it showed quite a few rides that were shut in january for refurbishing/painting etc more than normal this might be because of the cold weather or just because it is quieter at that time of year. Not sure about January but in february the lion king show was not on (really dissapointed as kids loved it the year before)
Have a look at the early march prices as they offer kids go free (not for you I know) but they also offer an extra day free so may work out cheaper We went around 10th march last year and there were few queues and it was warm(t shirts-not usual!! but you never know) This year feb 1/2 term we took thermals and boy was it cold on a couple of days.
HTH

anna42hmr

chocolateteddy wrote: »

The only thing I noticed, as we were counting down the days to our feb 1/2 term holidaythis year(seems an eternity ago now), was on the calendar it showed quite a few rides that were shut in january for refurbishing/painting etc more than normal this might be because of the cold weather or just because it is quieter at that time of year. Not sure about January but in february the lion king show was not on (really dissapointed as kids loved it the year before)
Have a look at the early march prices as they offer kids go free (not for you I know) but they also offer an extra day free so may work out cheaper We went around 10th march last year and there were few queues and it was warm(t shirts-not usual!! but you never know) This year feb 1/2 term we took thermals and boy was it cold on a couple of days.
HTH

thanks, i will consider that

abbiedabbie

If anyone is travelling to Charles de gaulle and taking train (12 mins) to disney park, you get a free adult day hopper if you book your rail ticket through Raileurope.co.uk, cost me £14.50 for one way and can show ticket and passport at Disney and get a free adult hopper pass, its one per booking. Offer is valid until end of June, this is the third time I have been and have yearly tickets in the past for £100 each I have 10% off vouchers if anyone wants a yearly pass

emweaver

If you are travelling between Friday 27th February 2009 and Friday 26th June 2009