Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

flea72

MUNCHKIN89 wrote: »

Hi
We've just booked a family of four on the eat for free deal. Kids are 5 and 2. Our confirmation letter mentions free meal tokens for the adults and our 5 year old but nothing about food for our 2 year old.

Do 2 year olds normally eat free or do I need to pay?

Any help greatly appreciated
Many Thanks
Simon

2yr olds eat free - i dont know if that means you can order food for them and not pay, as we have always just asked for an additional plate and shared our own meals with them

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emweaver

under 3s only eat free at buffet restaurants. counter meals or table service meals you have to pay for their food if you want them to have a meal or give them some of yours

anna42hmr

Looks like disney are doing another special offer, 30% off if you book before 15th december for trips between 9th nov and 5th february

below is from their website

Accommodation in a Disney hotel

<LI minmax_bound="true">Tickets for the 2 Disney® Parks for each day
• Breakfast

AND

All Kids go FREE:

(For any adult package booked, children under either 7 or 12 are offered the same package for FREE - depending upon arrival dates)

Just book by 15th December 2009 for arrivals between 9th November 2009 and 5th February 2010 (exc. 22nd - 31st December 2009)

Book Now !





Terms & Conditions

<LI minmax_bound="true">Offer only combinable with Kids Go Free offers and not combinable with any other offer or discount. 'Kids under 7 free' offer valid for arrivals until 2nd January 2010. 'Kids under 12 free' offer valid for arrivals between 3rd January and 5th February 2010 <LI minmax_bound="true">Discount based on selected hotels and arrival dates and will vary. Minimum 2 night / 3 day stay. <LI minmax_bound="true">Offer valid for new reservations only. <LI minmax_bound="true">Offers not valid for packages with family rooms at Disney's Newport Bay Club, Empire State Club rooms, Castle Club rooms and Suites. <LI minmax_bound="true">Transportation, other options or insurance are not included but can be added to your reservation <LI minmax_bound="true">Subject to availability and Disneyland Paris standard terms & conditions see brochure or

www.disneylandparis.com for details <LI minmax_bound="true">During its validity period, the offer is valid in 1 Disney hotel per arrival dates. This Hotel may change according to your booking date. If this offer is not displayed on your requested hotel, please select another hotel or another date or contact us at 0844 8 008 898 to find out which Disney Hotel this offer applies to at time of booking
[*]For each adult package booked, all children (under either 7 or 12 on the arrival date) are offered the same package, up to max occupancy of hotel room (up to 4 people per room, 6 people at Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch). Proof of age required at check-in. At least one adult per room booked

blue_monkey_2

Has anyone else had a nightmare trying to get onto the pages to check prices and dates on the DLP website? It has been driving me nuts and is coming back as a runtime error. If you click on the deal to 'Book Now' or if you try and get ffrom the hotel to book it just comes up with the error. Has been doing this since Sunday. it is very frustrating as I'd rather check online then go through the phone every time.

Woodyrocks

I have been having the same problem blue_monkey. Not sure how to by-pass it really

blue_monkey_2

I've been checking on Expedia at the moment, if the dates are showing on there then it seems to be free at DLP when you call. Not checked on the Quidco at the moment to see what gives the best offer. You also get the free dining and free kids offer on Expedia but book the train direct on the Eurostar website.

I called Disney tday and asked if their website was going to be fixed and they told me that it was fixed 2 weeks ago.....!!

lorimscot

Hi all, have enjoyed reading all your info on Disneyland Paris and have a couple of queries - I would really really like to go beginning of February but not sure about weather and its the French school holidays (Zone B - whatever that means!!) Has anyone been at this time who could let me know if its really busy or not also have I left it too late for my kids - for years now we have been speaking about going but they're 11 & 12 now and was going to use it as a Surprise Christmas Present. Would be great to hear what you all think, thanks

anna42hmr

lorimscot wrote: »

Hi all, have enjoyed reading all your info on Disneyland Paris and have a couple of queries - I would really really like to go beginning of February but not sure about weather and its the French school holidays (Zone B - whatever that means!!) Has anyone been at this time who could let me know if its really busy or not also have I left it too late for my kids - for years now we have been speaking about going but they're 11 & 12 now and was going to use it as a Surprise Christmas Present. Would be great to hear what you all think, thanks

what are the dates you are looking at, as we went in feb this year 9th -13th and it was very quiet, and would really recommend it, it was cold though (had one day of snow) but as long as you wrap up and take layers, scarfe hat gloves etc, you are fine

inspector_monkfish

lorimscot wrote: »

Hi all, have enjoyed reading all your info on Disneyland Paris and have a couple of queries - I would really really like to go beginning of February but not sure about weather and its the French school holidays (Zone B - whatever that means!!) Has anyone been at this time who could let me know if its really busy or not also have I left it too late for my kids - for years now we have been speaking about going but they're 11 & 12 now and was going to use it as a Surprise Christmas Present. Would be great to hear what you all think, thanks

hi there

we go february every year, and although its cold, it is usually that kind of blue sky crispy cold. just wrap up warm and you'll be absolutely fine.

gets even colder as the sun goes down though later on in the day :cool:
but really is a nice time of year to be there

Triney23

Hi

I seem to be going round in circles tying to work out the cheapest way for a family to travel from CDG to Disneyland Paris. The shuttle seems to be more expensive than the TGV (am I correct?) but is there a cheaper way as the TGV is coming out at approx £100 return. Would a taxi be about the same? or is the metro cheaper (Can't seem to find prices for this).
Many Many Thanks for any help

Triney x