Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

emweaver

Does anyone know of any other coach companies in South West that do holidays to DLP? As we really want to go again lol

Rachie_B

emweaver wrote: »

Also wanted to add we had an excellent time. we only spent 2 days in the park but it wasnt long enough to see it all, we missed out one of the parks, disney cinema and disney village which I feel a bit gutted about. Id recommend at least 3 days in the park to enjoy it all without rushing. Its on average 50 mins waiting time for the rides and meet n greet with the characters.

:eek: thats a shame

when did you go ? easter wkend ?

vivatifosi

Hi yummymummywales

There are some good, cheap hotels near St Pancras. I'd try the Ibis (Cardington Street) have stayed there, basic but clean and friendly, Travelodge Kings Cross (Grays Inn Road), or Premier Travel Inn Euston (Euston Road) all of which are within about a 5 minute walk of St Pancras.

Parking is a different issue. There's no such thing as cheap parking in this area. Not only is it on the edge of central London, most of it is the closest you can get to the Congestion Charging Zone without driving into the zone, so its popular and expensive.

Finally, please be aware that there are some not very nice neighbourhoods in this part of London. When I worked in Eversholt Street there were three murders in the area and two of my colleagues were mugged. Its fine in the daytime but not nice at night. It is therefore best to stick to the main roads (Cardington Street isn't too bad) and go eat in the area south of Euston Road or in the vegetarian Indian restaurant strip off Cardington Street.

emweaver

Yes easter weekend so it was very busy which is why the wait times were so long.

I would recommend staying on site hotel as we stayed off site and it added a lot of time onto the day which wasnt good for my daughter and also a pain as couldnt pop back to change, had to carry all your shopping etc.

Oh 1 word of advice if staying on an out of resort hotel avoid Hotel Kyriad, MLV, Torcy! It was awful

Clare1981

Hiya, we are off to DLP in 5 weeks time!!!

We have 3 boys, they will be 7, 2 and 6 weeks!!

Our main concern is the amount of money we need to take and are looking for tips on how to save money!! Cheapest places to eat??

Also any other tips you think are worth knowing!!

Thanks in advance!! xxxxx

fatboyonadiet

Anyone???????

emweaver

Hi,

One tip is to take baby nappies and wipes as they charge 1 euro per nappy in there. They do have a baby unit which has changing area, high chairs, bottle warming facilities, tables and a lost childrens area which has some toys in.

Someone pointed out cheapest place is mcdonalds in disneyvillage but I didnt go there so cant comment. On main street usa theres a diner that is about 10 euros per adult and 6 for children, which seems like a lot but the meals are 2 x bigger than mcdonalds meals here. some of the buffet services allow under 3s to eat free! are you staying in a disney hotel? how long are you going for?

Clare1981

Fantatic!! Thank you!! We are going for 5 days/4 nights and are staying at the seq (something... lol) lodge?! Cant for the life of me remember what its called!! LOL

We have lots of spending money but Im really worried it'll all end up going on food and drinks!!

MacDonalds is always a fave with the boys and the diner sounds fab!! Any idea what its called or will I see it when I get there?!

Edinburghlass_2

You'll find Annette's Diner at the start of the Disney Village which your boys and you will love. The waiters/waitresses periodically sing and dance and the burgers are great and not too expensive, they also do a carry out service which you could take back to the Sequoia Lodge

emweaver

Wish id gone into disney village now, mcdonalds over in france has the same M symbol as here so shouldnt be hard to spot. About half of our money went on food, if your 2 yr old is anything like mine they dont eat much so we just bought ourselves meals and gave her some of ours to cut down on the price.