Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

Lip_Stick

balletshoes wrote: »

yes, 17th is st patricks day, and its a firework day at DLP. they have an extra mini parade, pipe bands and irish dancers on that day in the main park, Minnie and Mickey dress up in Emerald green, and fireworks over the castle end the park day .

Thanks, looks like it'll be lots of fun, Hopefully we'll both still be awake for the fireworks!

slaterio

balletshoes wrote: »

no, you can buy for the whole family through cemultiavantages.

Thanks balletshoes. How do I actually do that then. I have paid the 20€ but I can only put one pass into the basket? Am I just being daft?

balletshoes

slaterio wrote: »

Thanks balletshoes. How do I actually do that then. I have paid the 20€ but I can only put one pass into the basket? Am I just being daft?

maybe this site could help? (sorry I haven't bought my passes through cemultiavantages) -

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2631381&highlight=ce+multiavantages

billynw

Many thanks for you advice balletshoes.

I'm thinking of doing
Sun = Pizza Planet (tea)
Mon = Cafe Mickey (tea)
Tues = Wild west show (tea)
Wed = Agrahbar Cafe (Dinner) cowboy cookout (tea)

Is it best I phone up and book all these places before I go there, even pizza Planet. Also you think its not worth me getting meal tickets for the above?

Thanks again guys

balletshoes

billynw wrote: »

Many thanks for you advice balletshoes.

I'm thinking of doing
Sun = Pizza Planet (tea)
Mon = Cafe Mickey (tea)
Tues = Wild west show (tea)
Wed = Agrahbar Cafe (Dinner) cowboy cookout (tea)

Is it best I phone up and book all these places before I go there, even pizza Planet. Also you think its not worth me getting meal tickets for the above?

Thanks again guys

i don't know if Pizza Planet will be open for tea, but all the others are reservable in advance. you won't need to book in advance unless you're going at a busy time or over a weekend.

all of those choices are on different half board plans, so I don't think you'll save any money at all buying half board vouchers. if you google for buffalo bills prices you might find a good pre-book price, as its quite expensive at the door.

Rachie_B

balletshoes wrote: »

they start when the park officially closes.

ah 10pm then!

we will be in bed by then ready for our busy day on the sunday

balletshoes

this was posted recently on another site - billet malin looks to be the cheapest buffalo bills ticket price around by a fair bit at the moment -

http://www.fnacspectacles.com/place-spectacle/manifestation/Parc-d-attraction-BILLET-MALIN-LA-LEGENDE-DE-BUFFALO-MI903.htm?noeud=460630208962356480

tickets can be printed off at home.

Jugs

I think I have this right, but can anyone confirm that when you buy a yearly pass from CEMultivantage, you have six months in which to claim it ?

toffifee

Jugs wrote: »

I think I have this right, but can anyone confirm that when you buy a yearly pass from CEMultivantage, you have six months in which to claim it ?

Yes, that's correct. (Just checked on the back of mine and the date looks like six months from when I bought them.)

Jugs

Thanks toffifee. We are not going until the end of August but I want to be sure I get the tickets as early as possible.