Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

allure-homme

Has anyone got the train from central Paris out to Disney?

Just wondered how long it took, frequency, cost etc. Any help appreciated, thanks.

bailee06

wishiwasarichgirl wrote: »

Has anyone stayed in the New York hotel? If so is it any good? I'm going for a weekend in August with my significant other and he's booked us in there.

I haven't stayed at The New York Hotel, but have only just come back from staying at The Sequoia, which is very close by.
Went into the New York for a look around, as we are hoping to stay there next year!
It looks lovely inside, really posh and upmarket - it is a 4 keys rated hotel, which is only one key under the main Disney hotel, so it must be good!
I definitely would like to stay there, so hope you have a great time!!!

mushyg99

hi can anyone help us arrange a trip to EuroDisney

ideally in July or early august

2 adults and two children one is 2 and other is 5
whats the best way of getting a not too expensive deal

thank you
DESPERATE lol

SHEILA54

Hi

How do you wish to travel, how many nights, hotel or campsite / self catering, travel package or book seperately?

mushyg99

hi SHEILA
prefer flight
7 nights or so

i want the cheapest combination
maybe i need to book flight seperate
then seperate hotel and the rest on their own

want as good a price as possible
thanks

vivatifosi

emweaver wrote: »

dream castle hotel, its one of their partners hotel.

Lucky you! I love the Dream Castle. You've made me want to book up again now!

vivatifosi

allure-homme wrote: »

Has anyone got the train from central Paris out to Disney?

Just wondered how long it took, frequency, cost etc. Any help appreciated, thanks.

Very easy to get the train out from Central Paris. Are you staying there, or have you got a Eurostar but can only get to Gare du Nord? If you are travelling from Gare du Nord, then you should take RER line D to Chatalet les Halles and change to the RER A line to Chessy/Marne La Valee. Takes about 45 minutes. If you are staying elsewhere, check the appropriate starting point on the map below (first link).

The hardest thing is to get the right ticket, hence the second link.

http://www.aparisguide.com/maps/rer.htm
http://goparis.about.com/od/transportation/ss/Metro_and_Buses_6.htm

emweaver

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vivatifosi wrote: »

Lucky you! I love the Dream Castle. You've made me want to book up again now!

glad its a good hotel, last time we stayed at a cheap 1 outside paris and it was horrid!

are the rooms nice, clean etc? clean towels etc?

when we went to kyriad mlv, the bed sheets and towels were all dirty, marked and smelt :mad:

SHEILA54

mushyg99 wrote: »

hi SHEILA
prefer flight
7 nights or so

i want the cheapest combination
maybe i need to book flight seperate
then seperate hotel and the rest on their own

want as good a price as possible
thanks

Need to know which airport. Flights will be expensive in the school holidays.
If you want to stay for 7 days then I would buy shares in Eurodisney and get annual passes - see earlier post.

vivatifosi

Hi em,

You are in for a total treat by comparison. As you know there is a Kyriad just along from there which is nice and clean (as opposed to the pit where you stayed before) but its a two star and it shows. The Dream Castle on the other hand is beautiful and 4 star. The rooms are stunning and the kids love the big reception area.

At the back of all of the hotels in Val de France there are large lawns that you can sit out on of an evening (and a lake at the bottom which is quite a pleasant walk around the path round it), plus of course at any time you can take the pink shuttle bus to Disney. There are also Disney shops in the hotels (I'm pretty sure there's one there, if not, there's one next door at the Holiday Inn).

The one thing I'm less keen on about the Dream Castle compared to the Holiday Inn is that it doesn't have a kettle in the room, so if you like a coffee before bed or first thing then its worth taking a little travel one. Other than that its lovely.