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Efterling v Disney Land Paris
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Had a look at the Efterling website for a 2 night stay, wow its expensive nearly as much as Disney!Comment
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Really? When we went to Disney last October it was about £1500 for the 6 of us, this October at the Efteling it is just over £400.Originally posted by Mincepie View PostHad a look at the Efterling website for a 2 night stay, wow its expensive nearly as much as Disney!Comment
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600 euro for two nights in June for 5 all in same family room, maybe i am just tight.... Disney prices are ridiculousComment
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Oh ... erm ... have fun ...Originally posted by Archangel View PostI'm off to Disneyland Paris on Tuesday, so thanks for that
Take a portable potty for the queues and don't bother buying the autograph books!Comment
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Is this the hotel? Stay in the village instead, much cheaper and just as good IMHO.Originally posted by Mincepie View Post600 euro for two nights in June for 5 all in same family room, maybe i am just tight.... Disney prices are ridiculousComment
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Bro in law was telling me about this most amazing model village he visited in Hamburg. Was quite pissed at the time so Im going to have to razz him about what it's called as I dont remember but I sure do want to visit.Comment
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I took the family to Disneyland as a stop over on the way back from Spain 10 years ago - it was a national holiday in France and I complained to a rep about the length of the queues at the ticket office and the fact that there were so many unmanned booths - the reply was typically Gallic and that as it was a holiday naturellement it meant there would be less staff manning the boxes!!!!How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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