Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

blue_monkey_2

tashamarie70 wrote: »

thanks for relys so if i let her go with hernanny and grandad do yathink ill miss much or will itbe just as special when we take her another time

I think each time is special unless you intend on going the next week!! The parades change so it might be nice that she also get the 2 experiences at different times of the year. I would choose November because of the xmas celebrations, it is chilly but very quiet so you get to have lots of goes on the rides!!

geordiescouse

We're staying at Val d'Europe but am struggling to work out the transport costs from CDG to Disney. We are hoping to spend the first day direct from the airport around Paris, then 3 nights at Disney. Is it cheaper to get a one day Carte Moblis for 2 adults and 2 kids for the first day then pay for the RER from Val d'E to Disney each of the next 2 days (to get to the parks) and then a Carte Moblis on the return trip to CDG. Or just get a 5 day Carte Moblis?

Any idea how long the journey takes on the RER between CDG and Val d'E?

Also would the Val d'E hold our bags until official check in/departure time?

Here's hoping someone can point me in the right direction......

Spendless

We went to disney (Florida) when my daughter was 2 and IMO it didn't matter if she didn't 'get' the whole Disney experience as you don't pay for admission until they are 3.

bizzybee

saucer wrote: »

Hello all...first post on here
We want to go mid-week in the first week of Sept...when the French schools are back. We've been told the park gets quiet around then....what do you think?
Thanks;)

We went 10/09/06. I read all the books beforehand and had everything planned - quietest times, where quick passes were needed, etc.

Got there and the place was deserted (by Disney standards). The only thing we queued for was the Peter Pan ride and that was only 10 minutes.

Some of the rides, Rock 'n' Rollercoaster springs to mind, we just came off, walked round to the entrance and got back on again!

If I ever have the stomach to go again this is definitely the time of year I would go.

penypincher

nchick wrote: »

The key questions we have are:
1) Is the offer for a free under 7's passport when an adult passport is bought still on?

Yes here is the actual link http://offres.disneylandparis.fr/passeport-annuel/non-adherents/k7.xhtml

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Do you know if the under 7 passport expires when the child turns 7? Or will it last for one year from issue?

Thanks for any help... my French is not near good enough to understand the finer points!

nchick

penypincher wrote: »

Do you know if the under 7 passport expires when the child turns 7? Or will it last for one year from issue?

Thanks for any help... my French is not near good enough to understand the finer points!

It should last one year from issue.... I believe. Since they won't issue buy one get one free passports to children who are not at least 3 at the time the passports are purchased. Since under 3's get in free anyway.

kacy75

I would love to take my two children to eurodisney. My eldest is at school but he is in reception so im inclined to take him out so we can travel when its cheaper. What sort of price am I looking at for a 4-7 night stay. Is it better to book direct with eurodisney or will i get a better price elsewhere.

TIA Kacy x

chris30_2

Hi Peeps,

Thinking of going to Disneyland Paris, would you go? is it expensive, any tips ideas or recommendations welcome. (thinking of going end of March time.)

dipsy

Hi I went a few years back was fab

how old are your kids?

the food /gifts were expensive

are you going to stop there or elsewhere?

Stephen_Leak

Tip: the railway runs around the site, and is a good way of "getting the lie of the land". Therefore, everyone heads for the station by the main gate. The trains run clockwise, so turn right and walk around to the station "before" the main gate and get on there.