[realfriendlyman]

Info that I've found so far:

1) We're considering taking either Eurotunnel or Ferry, as it seems quite expensive to travel to Disneyland once arriving in France.

2) Resorthoppa quoted us something like £240, so it seems taking a car is essential and I've spoken to Disney and hotel guests have free parking privilages and offer a constant free shuttle bus to and from the hotels.

6) I don't know about the rest yet, as we haven't been but I've been advised by Disney that there is a McDonalds about 7 mins walk from the park, which is a much cheaper alternative than meals costing £15 per person inside the park.

I hope this thread helps people with there summer hols and if anyone wants any advice about hotels that are situated just outside the park, I've found some excellent prices that will make it much cheaper than booking directly with Disney.

[asandino]

You might find some information in this thread

http://www.hotukdeals.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=374769

[DangerGod]

RFM if you go disneyland take me with you

[smithyp1]

Might be better putting eurodisney in the title .......................

[cis_groupie]

When we went to EuroDisney you could spot the Brits because at lunchtime, while everyone else queued to pay stupid prices for food, they sat on the benches & got their sarnies out

From what I remember (it was a few years ago, mind) there were 'bouncers' at the entrance trying to stop people bringing in their own food (stopping likely culprits & asking to search bags etc), and the price of food & drinks was exorbitant, so much so that we bought one drink to share among 4 of us because I refused to pay for 4 drinks

[realfriendlyman]

DangerGod:
RFM if you go disneyland take me with you

You're going to have to be a lot nicer to me if you wanna come along...we might have to share a bed though.

smithyp1:
Might be better putting eurodisney in the title .......................

Done mate, I definitely should of mentioned it, as I thought I wrote DisneyLand but I must of forgot again.

cis_groupie:
When we went to EuroDisney you could spot the Brits because at lunchtime, while everyone else queued to pay stupid prices for food, they sat on the benches & got their sarnies out

From what I remember (it was a few years ago, mind) there were 'bouncers' at the entrance trying to stop people bringing in their own food (stopping likely culprits & asking to search bags etc), and the price of food & drinks was exorbitant, so much so that we bought one drink to share among 4 of us because I refused to pay for 4 drinks

Do you remember what the prices were like?

Surprised that Disney have policing policies like this...I hope they don't have Mickey Mouse beating up the parents after catching them with a bottle of water without a disney logo.

[Lulu'sMammy]

I'm still waiting for the xmas and new year dates to come out, not checked this week, but if anybody knows when i'd be greatful.

[lucerysmum]

cis_groupie:
When we went to EuroDisney you could spot the Brits because at lunchtime, while everyone else queued to pay stupid prices for food, they sat on the benches & got their sarnies out

From what I remember (it was a few years ago, mind) there were 'bouncers' at the entrance trying to stop people bringing in their own food (stopping likely culprits & asking to search bags etc), and the price of food & drinks was exorbitant, so much so that we bought one drink to share among 4 of us because I refused to pay for 4 drinks

We were there in feb-they check your bags-but its not for food-we look loads in every day-its just a security check-you can take what you want in-they have picnic type tables for you to use in the parks.

I can't get the search buttons to work-but i posted a huge paragraph of tips-as did loads of others sometime at the end of feb-if you can find that set of posts it will really help-if not pm me and i'll post it all again.

[smithyp1]

With the state of the euro, you all need to get yourselves to the 'real' disney in Florida !!!!!

[aaron14danni]

not sure what ages the people goin are but I went with my OH (were 21) and enjoyed everything even the kiddy rides!!! The haunted mansion was amazing and we loved the buzz lightyear ride! we went in september and no one checked our bags and we took a sh*t load of food in and a 2: drink and no one seemed bothered!!! The tram tour is really good too.. before I went cos I didnt know too much about the rides or anything I typed them into youtube and found out what they were like!

have fun Im offically jealous!!

[aaron14danni]

p.s If your stayin for a while it might be worth checkin out Les parc des felines.. its a big cat sanctuary about 20 min drive from disney!

[realfriendlyman]

aaron14danni:
p.s If your stayin for a while it might be worth checkin out Les parc des felines.. its a big cat sanctuary about 20 min drive from disney!

That's the kind of information I want to know about, as we're staying for 4 nights and 5 days, so we might want to venture out at times.

What's there to do in the evenings in and around the park?

[Eve C]

smithyp1:
With the state of the euro, you all need to get yourselves to the 'real' disney in Florida !!!!!

agreed 100%

[claire89]

I've been to Disneyland Paris many times and would recommend staying in one of the cheaper hotels on-site. I've stayed in all the Disney ones with the exception of the actual Disneyland Hotel (the most expensive) and my favourites are the Sequoia Lodge and the Cheyenne.
There's a big shopping center and outlet village one stop along (RER) from Disney. It has a big supermarket which is ideal for buying food and drink.
At night Disney Village has plenty to keep you entertained- shops and restaurants etc- all of which are open late.