EURO DISNEY
05 September 2003, 03:31 PM
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Just booked to go for 3 days
Staying at New York Hotel in the complex ?
~I know i should have asked before booking but has anyone been and what do they think of it.
I went to Florida Disney World some years ago ?
Anyone stayed in the New York Hotel !
Staying at New York Hotel in the complex ?
~I know i should have asked before booking but has anyone been and what do they think of it.
I went to Florida Disney World some years ago ?
Anyone stayed in the New York Hotel !
05 September 2003, 03:43 PM
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I stayed at the Tequila Lodge (sp) last year and thought it was OK. The French haven't got a clue if you compare it to how Disney World is run.
Its tiny compared to Disney World but my son loved it and I thought it was OK, but not a patch on Florida's one, and thats based on when I went 20 years ago!
As long as you go prepared not to expect the same as Disney World in terms of size and quality and treat it as a completely different place then you should find its good.
Personally I was disappointed but then I was expecting it to be a lot bigger than what it was.
Its tiny compared to Disney World but my son loved it and I thought it was OK, but not a patch on Florida's one, and thats based on when I went 20 years ago!
As long as you go prepared not to expect the same as Disney World in terms of size and quality and treat it as a completely different place then you should find its good.
Personally I was disappointed but then I was expecting it to be a lot bigger than what it was.
05 September 2003, 04:20 PM
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Here we go again. Slagging off France.
It's a wonderful place. Fantastic food, brilliant raods, cheap booze and the women with their sexy accents. What more could a bloke want.
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Oh and Euro Dis. Its great. Have a great time. And another good thing about Euro dis is you wont hve a load of fat yanks saying have a nice day to you all the time.
It's a wonderful place. Fantastic food, brilliant raods, cheap booze and the women with their sexy accents. What more could a bloke want.
Chip.
Oh and Euro Dis. Its great. Have a great time. And another good thing about Euro dis is you wont hve a load of fat yanks saying have a nice day to you all the time.
05 September 2003, 04:36 PM
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"It's a wonderful place."
Yes
"Fantastic food"
in eurodisney? no- its overpriced and rank
"brilliant raods"
not allowed to drive round eurodisney unless you wear an animal suit.
"cheap booze"
see the food point.
"the women with their sexy accents"
no- lots of nasty french kids with rucksacks the colour of a telitubbies vomit and the manners of....well, a french person.
"What more could a bloke want."
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Yes
"Fantastic food"
in eurodisney? no- its overpriced and rank
"brilliant raods"
not allowed to drive round eurodisney unless you wear an animal suit.
"cheap booze"
see the food point.
"the women with their sexy accents"
no- lots of nasty french kids with rucksacks the colour of a telitubbies vomit and the manners of....well, a french person.
"What more could a bloke want."
alton towers.
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05 September 2003, 04:42 PM
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Tiggs,
Did it occur to you I was referring to France in general.
As for Euro D compare it to a UK park. These are usually filthy , sell ****e food, fairly run down with of course the usual little brats with their tatooed and pierced parents.
Of course you'll know better than this I'm sure.
Chip.
Did it occur to you I was referring to France in general.
As for Euro D compare it to a UK park. These are usually filthy , sell ****e food, fairly run down with of course the usual little brats with their tatooed and pierced parents.
Of course you'll know better than this I'm sure.
Chip.
05 September 2003, 04:45 PM
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LOL and it seems only the British know what a queue is when you go to Eurodisney 
Anyone who tried to push in in front of me got a rather rude response from me and seemed that was the only approach that worked sadly. The constant attempts to queue jump got my back right up.
Anyone who tried to push in in front of me got a rather rude response from me and seemed that was the only approach that worked sadly. The constant attempts to queue jump got my back right up.
05 September 2003, 04:54 PM
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Depends when you go. Getting towards the end of the season, so if was 3 days mid week probably not too bad. You will find weekends are always quite busy as this is when all the French people go obviously. Mid week is best but end of season etc you will find most of the best shows are probably left for just the weekends. Pros and cons of mid week and weekend trips.
05 September 2003, 08:31 PM
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Check out Fast Pass as soon as you arrive. You can skip all the queues for the more popular rides and it doesn't cost anything. The food is about average for that kind of park, but way below normal French standards.
Go on the tram ride in the studio - it looks a bit tame to start but it will give the kids a big fright.
I find that being Oirish, the vast majority of French people are really nice. The only time they become rude is if they find out you are English
So if you talk loike an oirish paddy yule be fine
Go on the tram ride in the studio - it looks a bit tame to start but it will give the kids a big fright.
I find that being Oirish, the vast majority of French people are really nice. The only time they become rude is if they find out you are English
So if you talk loike an oirish paddy yule be fine
06 September 2003, 12:33 AM
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It really cool especially near Christmas time. The misses and i went last year and it wasn't busy so it was easy going on rides etc. However, don't know bout the booze being cheap?? As far as i know, prices in europe are much higher than they once were due to the euro, but i think you may return with a grin on your face! Its for adults anyway, children are just a 'smoke screen'!
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