How to get/store luggage from Hotel to Station.

[Belle's World]

We are travelling by Eurostar in June and have booked everything including Hotel via Eurostar as they were £80 cheaper for my dates.

When we arrive we have to go direct to the hotel to collect our tickets etc.

However when we go home i was wondering what to do.
Do we leave the luggage in storage at Cheyenne and then go back to collect it?
Do we pay for DisneyExpress (Is this even possible? How would we do that, what would it cost?)
Do we somehow store luggage at the train station? (How much)
Do we leave luggage at left buggage next to Salon Mickey (How much and what time to they open?)

Any opinions or other suggestions welcome. completely clueless as we have always had Disney Express in the past.

Many thanks

 

[DLPdaft]

you can pay for one-way Disney Express at your hotel - its 11 euros per room (not per person) and they will take your luggage from the Cheyenne to the Disney Express pick-up point inside the station.

By far the easiest way of doing things if you are taking the Eurostar home, just tell reception at your hotel before you check out thats what you'd like them to do with your luggage.

 

[A Small World]

You can do any of those options

Someone else has just asked about Disney express on way home and I think they were told 10E per room. You book this at your hotel reception

If you leave the luggage at Cheyenne it will be free but you will have to go back to collect it

If you leave it at the station there are lockers which fit several bags - Ive never used them but others have so hopefully someone will be along to give you the price

If you use the left luggage at the parks its priced per item (ie bag, case, coat etc ) so would probably be more expensive and youve to take your bag through bag search (cases go through a scanner) so its probably more expensive and less convenient)

I would either do the express or leave them at the station in lockers

 

[BethEJo]

From the DLRP Magic website

Luggage Storage elsewhere

Left luggage is also available within the Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy train station.
Found on the first floor mezzanine of the station building, on the side farthest from the shuttle bus and taxi ranks (follow the stairs from the main concourse and it's right ahead), the luggage storage facility requires you pass your bags through a security scanner before being free to place them in the most suitable locker. Prices range from €5 to €10 depending on the size of locker.
This service will probably cost more than leaving your bags at the parks, but may be more convient if you're due to catch a train home, depending on your plans for the last day. Remember to have plenty of loose change (coins) handy for the lockers. Unlike the personal Disney Parks service, no change is given.

That's what we are hoping to do

 

[Ms Poppins]

I'd pay for the Disney Express service too - the last thing you want to do after a busy day is trek all the way back to the hotel and then cart your luggage back the way you've just come. The service is worth every penny, sorry cent

 

[meryll83]

Just to clarify, if you book direct with Disney is this service included?

 

[tiggerifictiggers]

I'm going with Disney Express At least that way I can cram as much of the EMH in without having to head to the station first to store my luggage in the lockers

When I booked the Santa Fe via Disney I enquired about the Disney Express and booking it on the phone there and then and she said yes I could for £32!! And that was just for leaving the hotel to go home!!!! I enquiried if I could arrange it from the hotel and the woman on the phone said no BUT I trust all the Disboards peeps on here who's been there and done it rather than the sales woman on the phone

€11 euros compared to £32 ... that's a no brainer!

 

[Pinky166]

Has anyone used the lockers at the train station? I was wondering if they are large enough to hold a suitcase?

TIA

 

[DLPdaft]

Has anyone used the lockers at the train station? I was wondering if they are large enough to hold a suitcase?

TIA

yes I use them all the time (we don't travel by Eurostar, but we get the TGV back to CDG from DLP on our last day).

The smallest lockers (4 euros per day) take 2 carry-on size bags plus coats, the medium one (7 euros) takes a large suitcase and bags, and the largest locker is 10 euros per day, and I've never had to use one that big, but I guess it would take at least 2 large cases and bags .

 

[Pinky166]

yes I use them all the time (we don't travel by Eurostar, but we get the TGV back to CDG from DLP on our last day).

The smallest lockers (4 euros per day) take 2 carry-on size bags plus coats, the medium one (7 euros) takes a large suitcase and bags, and the largest locker is 10 euros per day, and I've never had to use one that big, but I guess it would take at least 2 large cases and bags .

That's great, thanks Elaine.