Ok, I was looking at the
Disneyland Paris website to try to see about how much a trip might cost, but their site is a bit lacking in information, such as:
How would I go about getting the cost for a room with a King Sized bed? I would most likely want to stay onsite.
How do the half board plans work?
What is included with the free breakfast that their resorts offer?
How do you get from the hotel to the parks?
Hi,
1) Disney don't offer different sized beds -I'm not sure exctly what size they do offer, but it's definitely not a king size.
Most hotels provide rooms with two "double" beds (I think they're standard double beds but could be wrong), although the Cheyenne and certain rooms in the Santa Fe offer one double bed and a set of bunk beds. There are also family rooms which you can book (they cost a lot more though) which contain two double beds, plus a sofa style bed.
2) The half board plans provide you with 1 voucher for every night of your stay That voucher can then be used towards the cost of your meal at any restaurant.
Each table service / buffet restuarant belongs to a "level" of half boawrd. If you have that level or above, then you can use you voucher to pay for the whole meal (regardless of its cost), so long as you select from the half board set menu (if it is a table service).
If the restaurant belongs to a higher level than you have or you wish to dine from the a la carte menu rather than the set menu, then you use your half board as part payment - you get the value of the half board voucher discounted from your bill and then pay the rest.
3) The breakfast varies from hotel to hotel, but I blieve it is roughly as follows:
At Santa Fe and Cheyenne, you mainly get cereals and rolls / breads / croissants etc.
At Sequoia Lodge and Newport Bay, you get the above, plus they add in some cold meat type food.
At New York, you get all of the above, plus they add in a cooked breakfast with sausages, potatoes, bacon, tomatoes etc.
At the Disneyland Hotel, you get all of the above, plus they add in pancakes.
Drinks are basically the same at all hotels I believe - fruit juice, tea, coffee, milk and water.
4) All hotels (apart from the Disneyland) offer a free shuttle bus which takes you to the park. If you would rather walk, then it is a fairly short walk (not sure exactly how long but I'd guess about 20 from The Santa Fe or Cheyenne, 10 from the Sequoia Lodge, Newport Bay and New York and of course pretty much 0 from the Disneyland.
For all hotels except the Disneyland, this walk is a pleasent walk through the village.
Hope this helps
offer all of the above, plus Hot Breakfast items, and lots of yummy extra pastries!
