Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

drjb75

i cant wait and neither can the kids lol, have you been in feb half term before?

inspector_monkfish

drjb75 wrote: »

i cant wait and neither can the kids lol, have you been in feb half term before?

yes, we go feb half term every year
its pretty busy, but if you plan your day well, and use fastpasses to your benefit, you will be ok

jazzypinkpuppet

Never been in Feb, we have only been on a day trip in August before, this is our first holiday there. I ordered some of the park guide and maps off of ebay which arrived today, I can't wait for the kids to come home from school so we can look at them and get over excited about it. 26 sleeps to go :j:j:j

helend

Hi all never been to disney before so have a few questions I'm hoping someone can help me with.

I'm not sure how the parks are organised but was wondering if I'd be able to take lunch with us rather than buying on-site, we will be going to a character meal at some point but want to save money where we can.

If we can't take our picnic into the park with us, can we leave it in the car in a cooler and exit the park just for lunchtimes? (Could there be problems getting back into the park?)

Is there anywhere nice to picnic roundabouts?

Is there a charge for parking?

TIA
Helen

inspector_monkfish

helend wrote: »

Hi all never been to disney before so have a few questions I'm hoping someone can help me with.

I'm not sure how the parks are organised but was wondering if I'd be able to take lunch with us rather than buying on-site, we will be going to a character meal at some point but want to save money where we can.

If we can't take our picnic into the park with us, can we leave it in the car in a cooler and exit the park just for lunchtimes? (Could there be problems getting back into the park?)

Is there anywhere nice to picnic roundabouts?

Is there a charge for parking?

TIA
Helen

it wont be a problem to take your own lunch in with you


whatever you do, do not have a picnic on a roundabout - its very dangerous!

jazzypinkpuppet

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isitenough

Taking in your own food isn't a problem as long as you don't have a full-on sit down picnic with a rug etc...! Plenty of tables around to sit at so should be fine. As for leaving it in the car, then yes you can leave the park (get hand stamped) but the car park isn't too close really so you'd have a bit of a walk just for lunch.

gracie10

hi am looking at visiting auberge de cendrillon for a meal with our two girls age 5 and 2 when we are there in July, has anyone been and can tell me what its like? also where I could find an up to date menu and prices, thanks

inspector_monkfish

gracie10 wrote: »

hi am looking at visiting auberge de cendrillon for a meal with our two girls age 5 and 2 when we are there in July, has anyone been and can tell me what its like? also where I could find an up to date menu and prices, thanks

try here

http://www.magicalkingdoms.com/dlp/dining/auberge.html

http://www.magicalkingdoms.com/dlp/menus/auberge.html

cymrubaby

Does anyone think it would be best to buy Traveller's Cheques beforehand or just exchange cash for euros? I don't know what's best. I haven't been abroad since I was a child so I have never organised a trip abroad myself.

Also, do you need any changes of clothes/towels for water rides? Oh and does the hotel provide towels anyway, and a hairdryer??

Thanks.