Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

ex_fox_now_a_dragon

Up to date food/drink/snack prices

My DD's are off to DLP with school and I need to buy euros for them. Has anyone been to DLP very recently and able to remember general prices of food/drinks or snacks to give me an idea of how many euros to buy. I have checked out dlpfoodguide.com but these don't show when the menus are dated from (or did I miss something?)
Many thanks

scottishf

d3g3f3 wrote: »

Hello again,
Does anyone know if it is possible to walk from Val dEurope to the Disney Parks. If yes, how long does it take and is it safe.
Going for 6 nights in 6 weeks and 6 days time...can't wait...i feel like a kid again....at 51 years old!!!

I would also be grateful for this info......i'm going tomorrow and cant wait...yippeeeeeeeeeee

emweaver

ex_fox_now_a_dragon wrote: »

Up to date food/drink/snack prices

My DD's are off to DLP with school and I need to buy euros for them. Has anyone been to DLP very recently and able to remember general prices of food/drinks or snacks to give me an idea of how many euros to buy. I have checked out dlpfoodguide.com but these don't show when the menus are dated from (or did I miss something?)
Many thanks

that site is out of date

scottishf

Does anyone know if you can get annual passes at the studios park, or is it only at the other park ?

emweaver

annual passes cover both parks

scottishf

Yes ..but can you purchase them at either park

Edinburghlass_2

scottishf wrote: »

Yes ..but can you purchase them at either park

Last paragraph says it must be picked up/validated in the Disneyland Park so I'd guess you would be better buying it at that park gate.

http://www.dlrpmagic.com/guidebook/your-visit/booking/annual-passports/

jazzypinkpuppet

hello
I was just wondering if anyone has been to the dinner or breakfast with the characters? Is it worth the money ? Do the characters stay for a while or is it walk in walk out sort of thing ? Are there photo opportunities without everyone pushing etc ?
Would this be the best thing to book to see the characters like mickey, Donald, goofy rather than the princesses. Kids are 5 and 10, five year old son is obsessed with Mikey and Donald, he nearly burst with excitement when we went to Disney store in London because they had a range of all Mickey in London stuff I can't wait to see his face when he sees Mickey :j
Sorry for all the questions just so excited planning it all.
Jazzy

emweaver

jazzypinkpuppet wrote: »

hello
I was just wondering if anyone has been to the dinner or breakfast with the characters? Is it worth the money ? Do the characters stay for a while or is it walk in walk out sort of thing ? Are there photo opportunities without everyone pushing etc ?
Would this be the best thing to book to see the characters like mickey, Donald, goofy rather than the princesses. Kids are 5 and 10, five year old son is obsessed with Mikey and Donald, he nearly burst with excitement when we went to Disney store in London because they had a range of all Mickey in London stuff I can't wait to see his face when


Yes it is worth it! The characters go around all your tables, chat, play, have photos, sign books etc. No pushing and shoving. Id suggest cafe Mickey if your son is obsessed with him as you have Minnie, Mickey, Pluto, Goofy etc plus other disney characters

anna42hmr

emweaver wrote: »

Yes it is worth it! The characters go around all your tables, chat, play, have photos, sign books etc. No pushing and shoving. Id suggest cafe Mickey if your son is obsessed with him as you have Minnie, Mickey, Pluto, Goofy etc plus other disney characters

we are considering bookinng cafe mickey for one breakfast (bearing in mind we are 2 adults in our 20s lol) and also using our hb plus voucher to pay towards auberge you think its worth it for us to do this? as auberge is expensive? also any idea how they are with parties with no kids???