rhondaridge
4 Sep 08, 06:17 PM
Just had 3 nights 4 days use out of our Dream Passes at DLRP. This was our third trip and our most enjoyable. Probably because the weather was the nicest we have had there so far...
...anyway wanted to pass on a couple of tips.
1. If you have an annual pass to DLRP you can park in the Disney Village car park for 2 euros a day. Passholders can park for free in the hotels or the main car park but the 2 euros is well worth it as it is so much closer to the parks. We used this every day - it took 2-3 mins to walk to once out of the parks.
2. We stayed in the Residhome Val D'Europe. Not seen these mentioned on here. They are 1 or 2 bedroomed apartments. We took a 2 bedroomed apartment at a cost of £116 per night through Hotels.com. They are small and compact but have a nice bathroom, bedroom, bunk bed cabin for the kids and a lounge and dining area. If you are doing DLRP on a budget they are ideal as there is a small kitchenette for making snacks and breakfasts. I actually did a couple of pasta dishes as we were trying to keep costs down.
Hope that helps someone.
...anyway wanted to pass on a couple of tips.
1. If you have an annual pass to DLRP you can park in the Disney Village car park for 2 euros a day. Passholders can park for free in the hotels or the main car park but the 2 euros is well worth it as it is so much closer to the parks. We used this every day - it took 2-3 mins to walk to once out of the parks.
2. We stayed in the Residhome Val D'Europe. Not seen these mentioned on here. They are 1 or 2 bedroomed apartments. We took a 2 bedroomed apartment at a cost of £116 per night through Hotels.com. They are small and compact but have a nice bathroom, bedroom, bunk bed cabin for the kids and a lounge and dining area. If you are doing DLRP on a budget they are ideal as there is a small kitchenette for making snacks and breakfasts. I actually did a couple of pasta dishes as we were trying to keep costs down.
Hope that helps someone.