Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

emmared_2

Hi, just wondering if anyone can help please? We are looking to go to euro disney staying in one of the disney hotels so we can use the magic hours to get into the park early. I can't find anywhere big enough for 2 adults and 5 children the youngest is 2.5.
I'm sure we are not the only people that want to go to disney with 5 children and that someone has had this problem before and can help me. TIA for any advice/useful info.

balletshoes

emmared wrote: »

Hi, just wondering if anyone can help please? We are looking to go to euro disney staying in one of the disney hotels so we can use the magic hours to get into the park early. I can't find anywhere big enough for 2 adults and 5 children the youngest is 2.5.
I'm sure we are not the only people that want to go to disney with 5 children and that someone has had this problem before and can help me. TIA for any advice/useful info.

Apart from the Davy Crockatt ranch (which you need a car for) all the Disney hotels standard rooms are for 4 persons total (plus an infant in a cot). You could book 2 rooms and request interconnecting rooms - all the Disney hotels have these, and every time I've called to request interconnecting rooms, we've been given these no problem at all.

clairelou44

Hi does anyone know the address for Davy Crockett Ranch - in particular the postcode for sat nav? The address on most of the websites is that of Disneyland itself not Davy Crockett Ranch hotel

pompeyrich

clairelou44 wrote: »

Hi does anyone know the address for Davy Crockett Ranch - in particular the postcode for sat nav? The address on most of the websites is that of Disneyland itself not Davy Crockett Ranch hotel

Looking on Google maps it gives an address of Route du Camp Davy Crockett, Marne-La Vallee 77. Managed to find it that way on my Garmin. It is the junction after the main Disney one, coming from Paris and is just before the toll part of the A4.

emweaver

bestpud wrote: »

We had a kettle in the room at the Cheyenne ( it was wired in) but requested one at SL and didn't pay a deposit so I think it's hit and miss tbh. Wise to budget for it though, just in case.

We stored milk in the mini bar at SL and they didn't seem to worry about it.

We took small cartons of UHT milk with us last time and opened one every other day so it didn't have time to go off.

We went in December 2009 so not that long ago and they were charging everyone a deposit for kettles and hairdryers this was at the Cheyenne. Not all the hotels have a minibar

dollydoodah

Aidy wrote: »

Any experience of how busy Saturday's or Sunday's are, compared to the Monday or Friday.

Very, very busy especially in Christmas season - if you can go during the week I would really recommend you do so; and Mondays seem to be quieter than Fridays.

bestpud

emweaver wrote: »

We went in December 2009 so not that long ago and they were charging everyone a deposit for kettles and hairdryers this was at the Cheyenne. Not all the hotels have a minibar

Ah ok. It was January 2009 we had a wired in one at the Cheyenne and January 2007 we didn't pay for one at SL.

I know they don't all have minibars - that's why I said at SL.

At the Cheyenne, we took UHT milk and opened one every other day, as I said.

Seems they've tightened up on the kettles since then. I will probably take my own in that case - but then I'd have to carry it... :cool:

balletshoes

I couldn't go to DLP and not take my trusty travel kettle with me - its teeny but makes enough hot water for 2 cuppas . I buy a pack of 8 cup white coffees from the pound shop before we go, then I'm all set!

emweaver

bestpud wrote: »

Ah ok. It was January 2009 we had a wired in one at the Cheyenne and January 2007 we didn't pay for one at SL.

I know they don't all have minibars - that's why I said at SL.

At the Cheyenne, we took UHT milk and opened one every other day, as I said.

Seems they've tightened up on the kettles since then. I will probably take my own in that case - but then I'd have to carry it... :cool:

you get the 25 euros back when you return the ketle so its free to hire, i assume they do this as people have been stealing them

bestpud

emweaver wrote: »

you get the 25 euros back when you return the ketle so its free to hire, i assume they do this as people have been stealing them

Yes I think it will be a better option than carrying one.

Do they give you cups with the kettle?