Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

rowens101

right i've just blown the budget and opted for explorers as it looked like good fun, booked through hotels4you for 189 and hopefully 4% quidco

peachyprice

AdamBrunt wrote: »

Now that you mention it - yes we did ... twice.

Once on the Monday when they were walking around the main park and then on the Tuesday afternoon; we were on the shuttle back to the Kyriad and a whole pack (from Essex) got on @ Explorers with all their cases. My other half spoke to one of the leaders about how much it cost them, etc, etc

Yay! :j That was my daughters pack! They had a brilliant time, their Brown Owl in an absolute gem for taking them.

I do hope they were being well behaved when you encountered them

geri33

Hi All

We are going 16-18th March, my little girl's birthday on 16th March. Does anyone know when we should receive the Eurostar tickets, we booked on the DLP website? Also staying at New York hotel. We haven't booked a meal package but want to book Mickey Cafe to do the birthday cake surprise. Would anyone happen to know what time in the evening is good to do this as we are planning to go to the parades but have no idea of timing and obviously don't want to miss those on the first night.

Thanx

balletshoes

the daily parade in the main park will be over by around 5.45 (it starts at 5pm) and the characters at Cafe Mickey start coming out just after 6pm each evening. So any time after 6.15pm I would have thought, would work very well for you . Remember to order the cake as soon as possible, either at your hotel or at City Hall in the main park, before you go to the restaurant (its not unheard of for them to run out of birthday cakes so give them notice you want one). You can add the birthday cake to your package in advance too if you like, by calling Disney and adding it to your booking.

elantan

hi i'm looking for some advice ... thinking of going to euro disney with an individual that can not weight bear at all ... also has specific medical requirements ( should an emergency situation arise) so we need to know of specific medical arrangements....i doubt if anyone can help me with this completely but i was wondering if anyone can advise where i would find information about meeting these needs from?

travelling via train is the plan so far as plane is not manageable ( due to inability to weight bear) we have looked and found hospitals within the u.k that have the facility that we need but cant find a way to find out the info in france ... other q's as well but i think i can contact disney regarding them ... thanks in advance

karent_2

elantan wrote: »

hi i'm looking for some advice ... thinking of going to euro disney with an individual that can not weight bear at all ... also has specific medical requirements ( should an emergency situation arise) so we need to know of specific medical arrangements....i doubt if anyone can help me with this completely but i was wondering if anyone can advise where i would find information about meeting these needs from?

travelling via train is the plan so far as plane is not manageable ( due to inability to weight bear) we have looked and found hospitals within the u.k that have the facility that we need but cant find a way to find out the info in france ... other q's as well but i think i can contact disney regarding them ... thanks in advance

You could try contacting this hospital, they are Franco-English, and part of the French health service. They may have someone who can help you with the information you require.

Hertford British Hospital Corporation 3 rue Barbès, 92300 LEVALLOIS PERRET
tel : 01 46 39 22 22 / fax : 01 46 39 22 26

http://www.british-hospital.org/HBH/index.php

elantan

Thank you will do so ... Alot of planning has to go into this with the view to never needing it ... But its much better to be prepared .... Thanks again

leannemillis

HI I got free tickets to DLP for the 29th May. I was thinking me and my daughter who is 3 years old could go and stay for 2 nights starting 28th May. However travel and hotel are £550+ is there a cheaper way of doing this. I cant drive...

balletshoes

leannemillis wrote: »

HI I got free tickets to DLP for the 29th May. I was thinking me and my daughter who is 3 years old could go and stay for 2 nights starting 28th May. However travel and hotel are £550+ is there a cheaper way of doing this. I cant drive...

which area of the country are you in leanne?

City_Girl_2

Just wanted to thank those of you who gave me some tips/advice for our trip.

We got home today after spending Wednesday in the parks, we did 8am until 7pm solid, was first in last out more or less but is was well worth it our boys (4 year old twins) loved it, although they were flagging towards the end but got a second wind in the hotel pool after we got back;)

We never queued for more than 15/20 mins for anything. We loved the Buzz Lightyear and Cars rides best and the Stunt cars show was great too.

As for the weather, it was fine, we couldn't have asked for more mid-February, we even had sunny spells in the afternoon followed by a massive black cloud and a few hours of drizzel but it was fine and never stopped us doing anything/enjoying ourselves.

Soooooooooooo glad we did our little "adventure" (that's what we told our boys we were going on when we left home) and the boys loved the adventure/surprise:j

We did the Breakfast at Mickey's Cafe on Thursday morning and
the only character we never saw there or on the Parks to get a picture of with the boys was Donald, and he is one of my sons favourites, but guess who was waiting for us when we got back to our Hotel, the Newport Bay, when we got back............:j
so two very happy, and tired, boys for us who had a great time, as did mam and dad;)

Thanks again
CITY