Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

noodles86

balletshoes wrote: »

email them, ask them if your order has been processed, and let them know at the same time how many free child's annual passes you need with your paid-for tickets.

Thanks I have just done this - why didnt I think of that LOL!! I did post on their facebook but they don't seem the quickest to reply! Thanks for all your help balletshoes, have been asking the odd question since we booked in January and all the info you have put on here has been really helpful!

cdsmiler

Hello all!

I used this thread a few months back and you were all fantastically helpful!

Just a quick question - we're off to DLP in 3 1/2 weeks (not that I'm counting!!) and we've got our days planned (with a 2 1/2 year old it's vital!). We've chosen the restaurants we want to eat in, but I suddenly thought that I have no idea what the opening hours are!! I didn't think it was an issue until I read a review for the Lucky Nugget (one of the places we're going to try) and it said about it opening at 7.30pm! Now, that was back in 2009, so I don't know if it's the same now.... and we were hoping to have an early dinner in there (toddler eating hours!) at more like 5.30pm/6pm ish.

I just can't seem to find anything online. Is this because the opening hours change on a regular basis? Or am I missing something?

Hope you can help!

Thanks!

Clare

balletshoes

Best thing to do is to call the Disney Dining line -
0033 160 304050.

They can let you know the opening times of any of the table/buffet service restaurants during your stay.

The Lucky Nugget might come under counter service now, so they may not be able to tell you, but its definitely worth a call.

The opening hours, and even open days, of the restaurants, change at DLP on an almost weekly basis outside of high summer season.

cdsmiler

Thank you balletshoes. We're looking to book at some places anyway, so we can ask at the same time. But you've confirmed what I thought - I was was worried I'd missed something!

No restriction on how early I could make reservations?

Clare x

balletshoes

cdsmiler wrote: »

Thank you balletshoes. We're looking to book at some places anyway, so we can ask at the same time. But you've confirmed what I thought - I was was worried I'd missed something!

No restriction on how early I could make reservations?

Clare x

no you're fine to do it now - you can do it 60 days before you arrive for DLP if you want to .

Amysam88

Hey! We are planning to go to DLP in feb 2013 and have found a reasonable price for both the hotel and Eurostar. However, the park ticket prices seem extortionate :eek: We are going for 6 days but only want park tickets for 3 or 4 days as we want to see Paris too. Does anyone know of anywhere to get reasonably priced tickets.

Any help would be much appreciated :rotfl:

Many thanks,

Amy & Sam

CathJo

Hello all,

We are due to arrive at Eurodisney on 1 October staying at New York and I have a few questions, if anyone can help me please?

-how much are prams to hire and will are they big enough to sit two toddlers? (I'm sure I read somewhere that they were!)

-still debating about whether to buy the half board package-does it save much money?

-do you need to book restaurants in advance? Are there any which anyone can recommend? Or any which should be avoided? Def want to do tea at Cafe Mickey...

-are the Fastpasses included if staying at the Disney hotel? If not is it worth buying? We will only be doing "small" rides with a 3 and 5 year old, and it isn't in school hols

-what is the best and most economical way to transfer from CDG airport?

Many, many thanks in advance xxxx

noodles86

I have had a reply from multivantages saying that my tickets were shipped Tuesday (but they didn't ask about children's tickets!?) never mind see what turns up!! Now feeling confidant we will receive them in time!

balletshoes

Amysam88 wrote: »

Hey! We are planning to go to DLP in feb 2013 and have found a reasonable price for both the hotel and Eurostar. However, the park ticket prices seem extortionate :eek: We are going for 6 days but only want park tickets for 3 or 4 days as we want to see Paris too. Does anyone know of anywhere to get reasonably priced tickets.

Any help would be much appreciated :rotfl:

Many thanks,

Amy & Sam

yes, cemultiavantages or promoparcs, look for annual passports instead of park hopper tickets. At the moment, for every adult annual pass you buy from either of these companies, you get a child's pass of the same type free (only for children aged under 7 when you first arrive at DLP).

a Fantasy pass is currently discounted to 119 euros on those sites. Check DLRPMagic for their really great inforation on annual passes and blockout dates.

balletshoes

CathJo wrote: »

Hello all,

We are due to arrive at Eurodisney on 1 October staying at New York and I have a few questions, if anyone can help me please?

-how much are prams to hire and will are they big enough to sit two toddlers? (I'm sure I read somewhere that they were!)

they are 9 euros per day to hire, you can't take them between parks without leaving at least 50 euros deposit, and you cant take them out of the parks to your hotel etc. Take your own/borrow a couple of folding lightweight buggies. The DLP buggies don't recline at all.


-still debating about whether to buy the half board package-does it save much money?

it doesn't save you any money


-do you need to book restaurants in advance? Are there any which anyone can recommend? Or any which should be avoided? Def want to do tea at Cafe Mickey...

yes, once you know where you want to eat, best to book in advance, especially with young children who may prefer to eat at a certain time


-are the Fastpasses included if staying at the Disney hotel? If not is it worth buying? We will only be doing "small" rides with a 3 and 5 year old, and it isn't in school hols

everyone with any kind of park ticket has fastpass included, regardless of where they are staying.


-what is the best and most economical way to transfer from CDG airport?

you have several choices, TGV train (check rail europe for times, prices etc, the DLP station is called Marne la vallee chessy) the VEA coach (check the VEA website) or a private/shared shuttle. Check rstransports and ezyshuttle.com for prices.


Many, many thanks in advance xxxx

hope this helps - DLRPMagic has loads more information compared to the official DLP site, and will give you some great tips about fastpass, EMH, restaurant menus etc etc .