Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

emweaver

Just gone through my pics for Auburge and kids starters was cheese and tomato on sticks, a pureed vegetatable thing which was soft like eating a yoghurt and something else cant make out what it is lol. Main was a choice of the salmon I mentioned, burger and pasta. Then their desert was a mini selection with chocolate shoe, chocolate lolly, chocolate brownie and straberry mousse

emweaver

not sure when your going but just read Inventions is closed now until,6th Feb

inspector_monkfish

emweaver wrote: »

Just gone through my pics for Auburge and kids starters was cheese and tomato on sticks, a pureed vegetatable thing which was soft like eating a yoghurt and something else cant make out what it is lol. Main was a choice of the salmon I mentioned, burger and pasta. Then their desert was a mini selection with chocolate shoe, chocolate lolly, chocolate brownie and straberry mousse

thanks em - doesn't sound too bad !

we are going half-term week, 16-19th feb, so should be ok

Nicolefury

How much are character photos roughly? (Photos taken by Disney photographer that you can choose to buy)

inspector_monkfish

Nicolefury wrote: »

How much are character photos roughly? (Photos taken by Disney photographer that you can choose to buy)

depends what size you go for, but from memory from last february, they started around 8 or 9 quid..., but that included a nice cardboard presentation disney themed frame

drjb75

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

thanks em - doesn't sound too bad !

we are going half-term week, 16-19th feb, so should be ok

were going the same week, 15th - 18th dont know how busy it will be because its half term but it is feb.

drjb75

were driving from calais, does any1 have any tips for driving in france

hunter82

drjb75 wrote: »

were driving from calais, does any1 have any tips for driving in france

yes - stick to the right

inspector_monkfish

drjb75 wrote: »

were driving from calais, does any1 have any tips for driving in france

yeah, drive on the right hand side of the road, and you won't go wrong :D

takes about 3hrs from Calais to Disneyland by the way

drjb75

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

yeah, drive on the right hand side of the road, and you won't go wrong :D

takes about 3hrs from Calais to Disneyland by the way

i know, its gonna be fun with a 5 year old and a 11 year old. we plan on driving through the night its about 4 hrs from ours to dover, then ferry at 6am so get to spend most of the first day at the park.
ive read that u need to alter your headlights and have to take extra things with you like high vis vests incase of an accident.