Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

balletshoes

MrMoo123 wrote: »

Is it fully refurbed or would we run the risk of getting a room without the cars theme?

They all have the Cars theme now - and as your son is such a fan, I'd phone the hotel a few days before you arrive to let them know he's really excited about staying in a Cars bedroom and to ask for a nice room .

MrMoo123

Thank you so much again Balletshoes - I have one last question for you - last time we went we booked the eurostar through Disney and when we arrived at the train station we could take our bags to the top floor, leave them there and they were taken to our room for us. Will we still be able to do that if we book the eurostar direct ?

cdsmiler

MrMoo123 wrote: »

balletshoes you are a legend.

I second that!!!!:D

MrMoo123

MrMoo123 wrote: »

Thank you so much again Balletshoes - I have one last question for you - last time we went we booked the eurostar through Disney and when we arrived at the train station we could take our bags to the top floor, leave them there and they were taken to our room for us. Will we still be able to do that if we book the eurostar direct ?

Answered my own question here - you have to order it as an optional extra at €16 per adult. Full details are here if anyone interested:

http://www.dlrpmagic.com/planning/services/disney-express-luggage-service/

balletshoes

MrMoo123 wrote: »

Answered my own question here - you have to order it as an optional extra at €16 per adult. Full details are here if anyone interested:

http://www.dlrpmagic.com/planning/services/disney-express-luggage-service/

as there are 3 adults in your party, may I make a suggestion? Take your own luggage to your hotel on arrival, check in, get your park tickets, room key, breakfast slots etc all sorted out. Then on your last morning, get the hotel to arrange for all your luggage to be taken to the Eurostar Express luggage store at the train station for you, for a total of 11 euros per room (ie not per person).

cdsmiler

balletshoes wrote: »

as there are 3 adults in your party, may I make a suggestion? Take your own luggage to your hotel on arrival, check in, get your park tickets, room key, breakfast slots etc all sorted out. Then on your last morning, get the hotel to arrange for all your luggage to be taken to the Eurostar Express luggage store at the train station for you, for a total of 11 euros per room (ie not per person).

Sorry, breakfast slots?? We stayed at the Dreamcastle, so no breakfast slots. Is this different for Disney hotels...or is this only if you want breakfast in the parks?

MrMoo123

balletshoes wrote: »

as there are 3 adults in your party, may I make a suggestion? Take your own luggage to your hotel on arrival, check in, get your park tickets, room key, breakfast slots etc all sorted out. Then on your last morning, get the hotel to arrange for all your luggage to be taken to the Eurostar Express luggage store at the train station for you, for a total of 11 euros per room (ie not per person).

Thanks we just might do that! I'll see what Mrs Moo wants to do! I remember last time it being so easy but I guess it won't be a real hardship to take bags to hotel, its only going to delay us by another hour or so....

There was no option to add the express service, probably cos I booked it on the french site, so I would have to ring them up to add it anyway.

But anyway - ALL BOOKED! :T:T:T

Thank you so much for your help! :kisses3:

balletshoes

cdsmiler wrote: »

Sorry, breakfast slots?? We stayed at the Dreamcastle, so no breakfast slots. Is this different for Disney hotels...or is this only if you want breakfast in the parks?

yes, at the onsite hotels you get allocated breakfast slots for your hotel breakfasts. It doesn't matter what slot you get though if you want to have an early breakfast before EMH (ie before 7.30am) because thats the quietest time in the restaurants and no matter what your timeslot is you'll be seated no problem at that time of the morning.

kell73

Hi guys

I have booked my Eurostar from Ebbsfleet (was cheper doing it over phone then online!), all I can say is if you see a cheap fare grab it - they were going up within hours!.

Now just to book the Hotel - would love of course Disneyland Hotel but out of our price range, and anyway not sure if it is worth all the extra?

Am torn which lower riced Hotel to go for - it will be me, Hubby and 3 year old Daughter - any suggestions?

Also, tried for prices on the irish Eurodisney site but the price keeps coming up in sterling?

Thanks so much

x

balletshoes

kell73 wrote: »

Hi guys

I have booked my Eurostar from Ebbsfleet (was cheper doing it over phone then online!), all I can say is if you see a cheap fare grab it - they were going up within hours!.

Now just to book the Hotel - would love of course Disneyland Hotel but out of our price range, and anyway not sure if it is worth all the extra?

Am torn which lower riced Hotel to go for - it will be me, Hubby and 3 year old Daughter - any suggestions?

Also, tried for prices on the irish Eurodisney site but the price keeps coming up in sterling?

Thanks so much

x

Kell if you tell us the dates you want to stay at DLP, maybe we can have a look around and find some prices for you. So how many nights, what date check-in, and which hotels do you want to look for prices for?