Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

drjb75

i always take cash but others im not sure, i mite use my card this time though to save changing money back after.

you will have spare clothes anyway wont you but if not sure just buy a poncho to keep dry.

does anyone know the best way to book your meals and when to book the tables. i have the free meals so gonna make the most of it and use them all if poss even though my little brother will only eat rice.

inspector_monkfish

cymrubaby wrote: »

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.

Cash will be fine.
TC's will just be a hassle.

There aren't any water rides where you are going to get absolutely soaked, so don't worry about that.

Yes, Disney hotels provide all towels.
You will have to ask reception for a hairdryer, and its free to borrow.

inspector_monkfish

drjb75 wrote: »

i always take cash but others im not sure, i mite use my card this time though to save changing money back after.

you will have spare clothes anyway wont you but if not sure just buy a poncho to keep dry.

does anyone know the best way to book your meals and when to book the tables. i have the free meals so gonna make the most of it and use them all if poss even though my little brother will only eat rice.

you can book tables for restaurants with the concierge in your hotel when you get there, or just walk into the restaurant on your way past.

Or, you can ask your travel agent or whoever you booked with to do it now - thats what i have just done for Feb half-term.

mikey72

cymrubaby wrote: »

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.

We go by car so I usually take some euros for the toll, and food en-route, then I just use my Visa debit card in the cashpoint when I arrive, and then take out cash as I need. Cashpoint is all in english as well.

emweaver

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

we ate her in november highly recommend it, if you read back 1-2 pages youll see all my comments

emweaver

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

you can book tables for restaurants with the concierge in your hotel when you get there, or just walk into the restaurant on your way past.

Or, you can ask your travel agent or whoever you booked with to do it now - thats what i have just done for Feb half-term.

If yu wait until you go you may not get a table or may not be able to eat when you want. We didnt book Inventions on our last night until that morning and had to wait until 9.15pm.

You can book a table uptp 2 months in advance by ringing 0033 (0)1 60 30 40 50.

emweaver

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

Cash will be fine.
TC's will just be a hassle.

There aren't any water rides where you are going to get absolutely soaked, so don't worry about that.

Yes, Disney hotels provide all towels.
You will have to ask reception for a hairdryer, and its free to borrow.

you have to pay 25 euros deposit for hairdryer and kettles now which you get back when you return it

inspector_monkfish

emweaver wrote: »

If yu wait until you go you may not get a table or may not be able to eat when you want. We didnt book Inventions on our last night until that morning and had to wait until 9.15pm.

You can book a table uptp 2 months in advance by ringing 0033 (0)1 60 30 40 50.

thats why i'm getting my booked now!
travel agent is sorting it for me

cant risk not getting in, especially when we have prepaid vouchers

inspector_monkfish

emweaver wrote: »

you have to pay 25 euros deposit for hairdryer and kettles now which you get back when you return it

thats new, thanks for the heads up
mrs monkfish usually takes her own hairdryer, but not a kettle

cymrubaby

mikey72 wrote: »

We go by car so I usually take some euros for the toll, and food en-route, then I just use my Visa debit card in the cashpoint when I arrive, and then take out cash as I need. Cashpoint is all in english as well.

Doesn't the cashpoint charge then? I have a visa debit card.