Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

balletshoes

Deleted_User wrote: »

Other thing that I can't understand is that I was told I had to book lunch with the princesses and not dinner as the park is closing early on the days I will be there...but how come the BBWW Show will be at 6:30 and the Princess's Dinner can't be around that time?? I ended up booking the Princess's Lunch for 1pm but I now regret, can I change that time for the latest available? I want to call tomorrow or Monday but I don't want to wait ages on the line again nor waste another phone call.....
Thanks

there is a reason for this - the Princess lunch is held at a restaurant inside the main park, and is lunch only unless the main park is open until after 9pm.

BBWWS is held outside the parks, in the Village - and the Village area is open to the public until after midnight each night.

balletshoes

Shmooze wrote: »

Hi all

Just wondered if you could answer a quick question.

We are looking to go to Disneyland Paris in March, and did a search on lastminute.com for hotels and found some good deals in some of the DLP hotels. However it does not state whether park tickets are included or not? We thought they would be as they are the park's hotels, but the prices are really good and it doesn't say either way... does anyone have any idea whether it will be or not?

Thanks!

you would definitely need to check this with lastminute.com - as it is possible to book room only at onsite hotels in the early part of the year.

bluebluecow

Hi all, can someone repost the number for booking restraunts (sp) have booked half board, but when we booked in sept paid for princess lunch on the wed and want to mke sure we are in for that one.

Not long now this time in 2 weeks we should be getting ready for the eurostar.

Fingers crossed we dont get heavy snow, or that if it does it melts by then.

Just in case anyone knoe what the park is like in the snow lol

bluebluecow

Another question, it says free wifi in explorer hotel, is this true, just I like to update my face book with bland messages, like kids are plying well today, so it looks like we are still at home when away lol, no one on main facebook knows we are going lol, apart from family but not posted it on there

balletshoes

bluebluecow wrote: »

Hi all, can someone repost the number for booking restraunts (sp) have booked half board, but when we booked in sept paid for princess lunch on the wed and want to mke sure we are in for that one.

Not long now this time in 2 weeks we should be getting ready for the eurostar.

Fingers crossed we dont get heavy snow, or that if it does it melts by then.

Just in case anyone knoe what the park is like in the snow lol

the dining number is 0033 160 304050.

bluebluecow

thanks will phone and book

Rachie_B

bluebluecow wrote: »

Another question, it says free wifi in explorer hotel, is this true, just I like to update my face book with bland messages, like kids are plying well today, so it looks like we are still at home when away lol, no one on main facebook knows we are going lol, apart from family but not posted it on there

really ? lol

bluebluecow

Rachie_B wrote: »

really ? lol

LOL yep always do when I am away,even when camping, live in a nice area but rough estate very close by, and the local scrap man has been seen climbing gates to get in to take bits, so rather then go missing for a week on facebook, as I tend to post daily will post bland posts lol, then stick all hol picks on when home

[Deleted User]

Hi it is obvious that the BBWW Show gets really dusty and is not suitable for people with asthma and breathing problems, so ... do the dust and dirty get all over the food as people are eating and watching at the same time?
i know it might come across as a very stupid question but I read a review when a woman had to take her son out od the show as he had an allergic reaction to the dust so I am just assuming there teh dust really is too much??

balletshoes

Deleted_User wrote: »

Hi it is obvious that the BBWW Show gets really dusty and is not suitable for people with asthma and breathing problems, so ... do the dust and dirty get all over the food as people are eating and watching at the same time?
i know it might come across as a very stupid question but I read a review when a woman had to take her son out od the show as he had an allergic reaction to the dust so I am just assuming there teh dust really is too much??

we were front row at BBWWS, you couldn't get any closer to the animals and the show than we were. We had no dust in our food and we weren't coughing or affected at all by dust.