Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

barringtons

a bit of advice needed please, i am going to finally book this weekend for the frst week in october (4 nights & 5 days) and wondered if anyone could advise the best and cheapest way to book please, i have a 8 and 3 y/o and are planning on staying at seqioua lodge. I would also like to book the kids a character meal and just wondered would breakfast or lunch be the better option and where is the best place to book for the most characters, sorry for all the questions

thanks

emweaver

barringtons wrote: »

a bit of advice needed please, i am going to finally book this weekend for the frst week in october (4 nights & 5 days) and wondered if anyone could advise the best and cheapest way to book please, i have a 8 and 3 y/o and are planning on staying at seqioua lodge. I would also like to book the kids a character meal and just wondered would breakfast or lunch be the better option and where is the best place to book for the most characters, sorry for all the questions

thanks

The best thing to do is book your stay direct with disney and then book your travel separately as it works out cheaper.

Cafe Mickey I would recommend for the best character interaction and you can eat to your budget here. Lunch is quieter than evening meals here.

balletshoes

dementedhousewife wrote: »

I have another question..
Im planning well at the moment.. :-)

Does anyone know how much it is to park at Disney please x

its 15 euros per day in the main car park, and 8 euros per day in the Village car park.

dementedhousewife

balletshoes wrote: »

its 15 euros per day in the main car park, and 8 euros per day in the Village car park.

Which is the better car park?
And closer?

balletshoes

dementedhousewife wrote: »

Which is the better car park?
And closer?

the Village car park is slightly closer.

barringtons

Thanks ballet shoes, is it a set menu at cafe mickey and do you have to book, you are a fountain of DLP knowledge

balletshoes

barringtons wrote: »

Thanks ballet shoes, is it a set menu at cafe mickey and do you have to book,
you are a fountain of DLP knowledge

I'm definitely not the only one on this thread .
Lunch or dinner at Cafe Mickey is the same menu, you have 2 choices, the set menu of 3 courses for adults and children, or you can order off the a la carte menu (including ordering pizza from the a la carte menu to share between you).

barringtons

Just one more question please, is it best to book the character meal before you set off or when you get there as when i looked at the time of booking it didnt give you the option of the set menu or the a la carte or are they the same price

balletshoes

Is this for Cafe Mickey? the set menu is the one you can pay for in advance if you want to, by adding it to your Disney booking. The a la carte menu you just order and pay for when you are there. You can also ask for the set menu when you are there and pay for it at the end of your meal.

You can book tables at Cafe Mickey and the other Disney restaurants by calling the dining reservations line, or by going to your hotel reception or City Hall on your first day . There is no charge for reserving tables.

barringtons

thanks once again ballet shoes, do you know if there is much price difference between the a la carte and the other set meals please