Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

mikey72

Must be me. I can even see it on the home page, but it clicks through to the same header and blank page.

SootSoot

Expedia are now giving ONE free 1 day/2park ticket with each paris hotel/ hotel&flight booking.

I guess if you could be bothered to do it, if you were staying for multiple days to book each day separately to get more tickets. Not sure it could work. Also, last day for expedia 12.12% on TCB is today.

I finally stopped dithering and booked up Explorers because it has a better pool than Magic Circus!

mikey72

SootSoot wrote: »

Expedia are now giving ONE free 1 day/2park ticket with each paris hotel/ hotel&flight booking.

I guess if you could be bothered to do it, if you were staying for multiple days to book each day separately to get more tickets. Not sure it could work. Also, last day for expedia 12.12% on TCB is today.

I finally stopped dithering and booked up Explorers because it has a better pool than Magic Circus!

You'll enjoy it. It is a good pool as well!

Lindy_-_Loo

we arrived home yesterday from Disneyland Paris - we loved it and hope to go back again in a couple of years!

Even my husband who has been sceptical from the beginning admits it was amazing and that there is something magical about Disney.

we stayed in the Cheyanne and couldnt fault it one bit, I would definatly recomend this hotel. There were 2 different characters each morning doing meet and greets although no noe from toy story when we were there!

Our one complaint was the VEA bus - when it collected us from CDG airport there were 3 times the amount of people to fit on the bus than the bus could hold. There was a stampede and we had to wait another 45 mins for the next bus which we only just made it onto. I really felt for those who had to wait again as they had alreay been there for an hour. The return to the airport from the hotel was faultless as two VEA buses where scheduled within 5 mins of each other.

We took advantage of the EMH and were glad as we managed to do the rides we all wanted to in one morning alone. The Buzz ride should not be missed and autotopia (cant think of name!) is definatly worth doing. The boys didnt like dumbo and this ride got busy fast. Slinky in the studio park is great fun as is the parachute ride.

when we go again we will probably do the cowboy cookout so we can meet woody and the gang.

I had an itinary planned after reading posts that others had written. We have very fussy food eaters and the boys did struggle with the food. Even they got fed up of chips! My husband and i loved the food at buzz pizza planet but the boys didnt like the pasta as it had oil on it. They loved the desserts though and the fruit and the soft play!

when we go again I will definatly pack fruit in the suitcase. Park security was tight and they checked your bags closely, some even had food taken off them but we didnt. We had pringles, choc and fruit and some sweets.

It was disappointing that the studio park didnt open until 10am although we didnt have to queue too long in there for the rides we wanted.

Saturday was busier than the weekdays we were there.
We didnt see any toy story characters but the boys collected 8 other character signatures. There was often a stampede to see these and lots of pushing mainly from the non brits - but the staff with the characters made sure that children stood back whislt photos were taken.

Thankyou to the advice I was given form you all and for everyone sharing there stories as we learnt alot.

emweaver

SootSoot wrote: »

Expedia are now giving ONE free 1 day/2park ticket with each paris hotel/ hotel&flight booking.

I guess if you could be bothered to do it, if you were staying for multiple days to book each day separately to get more tickets. Not sure it could work. Also, last day for expedia 12.12% on TCB is today.

I finally stopped dithering and booked up Explorers because it has a better pool than Magic Circus!

We're staying here in June as it looks fab for kids.

emweaver

Lindy_-_Loo wrote: »

we arrived home yesterday from Disneyland Paris - we loved it and hope to go back again in a couple of years!

Even my husband who has been sceptical from the beginning admits it was amazing and that there is something magical about Disney.

we stayed in the Cheyanne and couldnt fault it one bit, I would definatly recomend this hotel. There were 2 different characters each morning doing meet and greets although no noe from toy story when we were there!

Our one complaint was the VEA bus - when it collected us from CDG airport there were 3 times the amount of people to fit on the bus than the bus could hold. There was a stampede and we had to wait another 45 mins for the next bus which we only just made it onto. I really felt for those who had to wait again as they had alreay been there for an hour. The return to the airport from the hotel was faultless as two VEA buses where scheduled within 5 mins of each other.

We took advantage of the EMH and were glad as we managed to do the rides we all wanted to in one morning alone. The Buzz ride should not be missed and autotopia (cant think of name!) is definatly worth doing. The boys didnt like dumbo and this ride got busy fast. Slinky in the studio park is great fun as is the parachute ride.

when we go again we will probably do the cowboy cookout so we can meet woody and the gang.

I had an itinary planned after reading posts that others had written. We have very fussy food eaters and the boys did struggle with the food. Even they got fed up of chips! My husband and i loved the food at buzz pizza planet but the boys didnt like the pasta as it had oil on it. They loved the desserts though and the fruit and the soft play!

when we go again I will definatly pack fruit in the suitcase. Park security was tight and they checked your bags closely, some even had food taken off them but we didnt. We had pringles, choc and fruit and some sweets.

It was disappointing that the studio park didnt open until 10am although we didnt have to queue too long in there for the rides we wanted.

Saturday was busier than the weekdays we were there.
We didnt see any toy story characters but the boys collected 8 other character signatures. There was often a stampede to see these and lots of pushing mainly from the non brits - but the staff with the characters made sure that children stood back whislt photos were taken.

Thankyou to the advice I was given form you all and for everyone sharing there stories as we learnt alot.

Does pizza planet have a soft play area?

We've only ever seen people have drink taken off them that was in glass bottles. Don't suppose you know why or what food they had taken away?

mikey72

emweaver wrote: »

Does pizza planet have a soft play area?

We've only ever seen people have drink taken off them that was in glass bottles. Don't suppose you know why or what food they had taken away?

I've never seen any food taken off anyone. We've took food in, sandwiches, wraps, crisps, drinks, tins, and never had any questions. Nothing has been hidden, they've always seen it and waved it through.

Rachie_B

never seen or heard of food being taken off anyone ?!

emweaver

mikey72 wrote: »

I've never seen any food taken off anyone. We've took food in, sandwiches, wraps, crisps, drinks, tins, and never had any questions. Nothing has been hidden, they've always seen it and waved it through.

Neither have I which is why I was asking as we always take snacks with us for the kids.

dummydaydream

Hi. We're stopping off at Disney on the way down to Spain in the summer. We've only got the one day there, courtesy of Sky, and I was wondering if anyone would be kind enough to offer some advice on what is worth doing in that short space of time. It's me, the hubby and 2 boys 8 and 6. We can be at the park earlyish as we've got a hotel in Val d'Europe for 2 nights, so arriving the night before, full day in park and back to hotel for the night before carrying on south. Any tips greatly appreciated.