How much Will i need to take???????

[beats]

Hi all.
First time on here so hiya.Just wondering how much i should be looking to take to Disney paris.2 adults and a 9 year old going from 8th July until Sunday 13th.Staying at the Santa fe we have breakfast and breakfast included.We get there evening on the Tues and are away lunchtime Sunday so 4 full days and 5 nights.Any help would be greatly appreciated.Also we need transport from CDG airport to disney.Thanks

 

[torsie24]

Do you mean money or clothes?

Clothes wise I am taking a different top and bottom for each day, which sounds unnesscary but some will items be warmer than others so I'll cover all eventualities.

Spending money wise I'm not getting any euros exchanged, will go to atm for change for snacks and things. I'm taking my debit card and I wouldn't rule out spending a lot!

You could do it on £50 a day if you had to I recon. But we will certainly be going at it a lot hrader than that. lol.

 

[beats]

Do you mean money or clothes?

Clothes wise I am taking a different top and bottom for each day, which sounds unnesscary but some will items be warmer than others so I'll cover all eventualities.

Spending money wise I'm not getting any euros exchanged, will go to atm for change for snacks and things. I'm taking my debit card and I wouldn't rule out spending a lot!

You could do it on £50 a day if you had to I recon. But we will certainly be going at it a lot hrader than that. lol.

Lol i meant Money!! I'm not scraping.Just mean for lunch,dinner few pints at night and some presents for my daughter to be comfortable just wondering how much.Good tip for the clothes though

 

[ema74]

Can't help with the money issue, we all spend more or less money... You can use your card everywhere, shops, cafes, restaurants etc but some cash will come in handy if you want to buy ice cream or just a drink.

When we went in April we took 150E and everything we bought (bits and pieces and the restaurants) we used the cards to pay.

HTH

 

[torsie24]

Lol i meant Money!! I'm not scraping.Just mean for lunch,dinner few pints at night and some presents for my daughter to be comfortable just wondering how much.Good tip for the clothes though

If you check out dlpfoodguice.com you can see the restaurant menu's and prices. Are you staying on site? As HB is a great option. That's what we've done and now I know each day I have one meal pretty much paid for (unless we want extras)

I'm guessing if you get take waya lunches you need like 15E each (maybe less fi your kids are little) then maybe 10E a day for drinks/snacks. And I will be spending LOADS on pressies and clothes and toys etc. I am not budgeting. Just going with my monthly bonus and my darling bf and his lovely credit card!!

 

[beats]

If you check out dlpfoodguice.com you can see the restaurant menu's and prices. Are you staying on site? As HB is a great option. That's what we've done and now I know each day I have one meal pretty much paid for (unless we want extras)

I'm guessing if you get take waya lunches you need like 15E each (maybe less fi your kids are little) then maybe 10E a day for drinks/snacks. And I will be spending LOADS on pressies and clothes and toys etc. I am not budgeting. Just going with my monthly bonus and my darling bf and his lovely credit card!!

3 Grand will cover it then.Going to Florida in August so looking forward to it.Thanks for your help

 

[ema74]

If you spend 3 grand in Paris then you'll need another 10 for Florida

 

[giuly09]

Last september we spent around 80-100 euros for the 4 (adults) of us to dine almost everyday at Annette's, drinks included.

On the very first day of our trip we bought four baguettes with ham and cheese and four bottles diet coke for 32 euros - a shock really lol

 

[Ware Bears]

Hi beats, welcome to the DIS!

 

[Cyrano]

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