Tipping?

[chipndalefan]

Im travelling to DLRP on Monday. Im used to tipping at WDW, 15-20% based on service (sometimes more if excellent)

Whats customary in Paris?

 

[suwanneeriver]

I'd be interested to know that as well.

 

[Cyrano]

We as we do at home tip between 10 - 15 %

 

[Danauk]

We as we do at home tip between 10 - 15 %

We do that too

 

[Inkmahm]

How do you tip? Leave cash on the table? There isn't even a line on the charge receipts to add a tip if you want to. When you give your card and they run it through the machine at the table, you just get a receipt to sign for the exact amount of the bill.

 

[britchic4]

You can ask for them to add the tip if you're paying by card, but you have to ask first. Otherwise I leave cash, 10-15%.

 

[sjaakie]

Mousekeeping morning clean up service and evening turndown service each 5 euros.
Bellboy, valet parking also 5 euros when arriving and leaving and each time we need there service.
Restaurants 25 euros even if there’s no tipping policy.

 

[britchic4]

Mousekeeping morning clean up service and evening turndown service each 5 euros.
Bellboy, valet parking also 5 euros when arriving and leaving and each time we need there service.
Restaurants 25 euros even if there’s no tipping policy.

25 euros for a restaurant? You have very lucky waiters and waitresses!

 

[sjaakie]

25 euros for a restaurant? You have very lucky waiters and waitresses!

No that's just a way to express our feelings that were are not forced into tipping from servers who try to make us eat and leave the table in a hurry so then can get as much tip’s as possible like in the USA.


I hate the system in America where they pay servers a slavery wage and the guests are the ones that are stiffed as soon as they sit down to eat and not only in Disney.
We love a quiet and well served meal and not eat in a hurry. The time the waiters spends on us must be compensate by a tip that “s appropriate.