We are going to Disneyland in October a few questions?

[daniyella]

Hi everyoneWe are going to Disneyland in October a few questions,

Is the Bufallo Bills wild west show worth going to and suitable for a 2 year old is the food good??

We are flying there and i noticed that you can hire a stroller in the park anyone done this and how much is it per day to hire one? what are they like?

thanks for your help in advance

 

[tinian]

The food at Buffalo Bill is pretty good. It's chicken, ribs, potatoes and corn, chili con carne and a great apple pie for desert.
I think it can be a long show for a two year old. There are some parts in which not a lot happens visually, so I guess it depends on your child.

The strollers were 15 euros a day in July. You also have to pay a deposit of 150 euros or give your credit card (they take a print of that, but don't take any money from your card).

Have fun planning!

 

[kel0709]

Our little one was 2 and a half when we first took him and he loved it. I don't know if you can still get the cheaper tickets on the French website but I've only ever paid €30 last year and €39 this year so if you can get them at that price I would go for it. You wouldn't pay for 2 year old and it says they may not get a seat but it's benches you sit on so we all moved up and made room. Enjoy!

 

[K11C12]

We go in October as well! Haven't been before so cant give any advice but we r going with our two sons aged 2 1/2 and 1 1/2 and have booked for bbwws! I can't wait! we r taking our own buggy - the airline lets us take it free of charge!

 

[addverbaan]

Re the pushchairs you can hire - they are big chunky things ( i could sit in them easily!) and not the easiest things to push and stear. Also they do not recline and have no rain cover. I think they are fine for older kids who will not sleep and just need to rest their legs, but if you have younger ones that may need a nap, they are not that practical. Whatever you decide, take a bike lock with you are unfortunatley prams go missing their all the time

 

[HFJohnson]

I would personally take my own buggy if possible. We've never had to pay to take one on a plane and they usually let you take it right up to the aircraft before boarding.

 

[Lisa_C]

Quick note - you only put the deposit down if you are the pushchair out of the park, otherwise it is €15 or free with a Dream AP.