Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

Jamjar_2

Flunch is a good value place to eat, very family friendly and food is nice.Kids also get a half decent toy with their meal.http://europeforvisitors.com/paris/articles/flunch.htmHave a great time JJ

Lady_E

OH has made the big decision that he wants to forgo a 40th birthday party and instead enjoy his birthday with his family at Eurodisney.
I would like some advice about the best places to stay and the best way to travel. I was thinking of doing the whole thing from St Pancras on Eurostar but do we have to change at Gare du Nord or will Eurostar deliver us to the door?

Accomodation needs to be suitable for 2 DS aded 7 and 4 ,dont mind z beds etc .

Any help gratefully received , thank you. :beer:

TimothyEBaldwin

Eurostar run a daily direct train, failing that you can change trains in Lille. Changing in Paris means changing trains twice (or a 2.5km walk between stations).

tiamaria

The best hotels are undoubtedly the ones at Disney itself as they are literally on the doorstep to the park.

Failing that any accommodation on the rer line A4 (red) would be convenient as it is only about 30 minutes between central Paris and Disney. Just make sure it is close to the station.


www.aparisguide.com/maps/rer.htm


The Kyriad hotel (french travelodge style) at Torcy - 3 stops from Disney on the RER train, opposite the rer station and a hypermarket.

Eurostar has a daily service between London Waterloo or Ashford and Marne-la-Vallee (Disneyland)

Lady_E

Can anyone reccomend a place to stay within Eurodisney please?
We looked at Davey Crockett and I thought it was very expensive , anyone have any thoughts ???

Comper21

Try either Hotel Santa Fe or Hotel Cheyenne, both Disney's own Hotels.
www.disneylandparis.co.uk
It takes about 3.5 hours to drive should you decide to take the ferry. Ferries are very frequent with several departures each hour, Prices start from £35. For price comparison/booking of all major ferry companies and Eurotunnel try www.cheaperferries.com

amc1

Hi, is a combined Disneyland Paris and Paris sites viable ?

- How far is Disneyland Paris to Paris city centre ?

- What are the transport links like (I don't want to drive) ? How much is it likely to cost ?

- Is it better to stay in Disney and travel into the city centre or vice-versa ?

Any experiences and tips appreciated. Thanks.

ps. we are a family of five

Edinburghlass_2

If you search on this board for Disneyland Paris you'll find loads of threads regarding this. Also check out this forum http://www.disboards.com/forumdisplay.php?f=77

sketchy19

Hi All

Im sad. I have booked a holiday to disneyland Paris in mid Jan as a christmas present for my girls who ar 4 and 5. We are staying in the disney santa fey hotel and we are there for one night. We are flying into Cdg Airport with easyjet and we are on a very tight buget. When i was looking into the holiday i remember reading somthing about a free shuttle bus to take you from the airport to disneyland but it now turnes out that it is only free if you fly with Air france. The bus is going to cost me 116 euro return for two adults and two children thats almost £90 and the jorney time is only 40 minutes. That seams very very expensive but the train is even more. There must be a cheaper way Please help. Any advice appreciated.

Thanks

Joe.

GlennTheBaker

I've never been to Disneyland Paris but I'm sure I've read on here before that you can get the train from CDG to Disney.