Disney direct Eurostar

Tubbyherman · 25 Aug 19, 01:53 PM

Hi everyone, we've booked on the direct train for our next visit and as it's a special occasion we thought we'd upgrade to the standard premier service. Does anyone know what food you get in the 'paper bag' there and back. Many thanks.

Fenland girl · 25 Aug 19, 10:08 PM

Hi, when we went in July it was a croissant, a roll, butter and jam, a yoghurt, juice,water and a hot drink going out (it was the same when we went in February). Coming back it was a slice of vegetable quiche with a potato salad, a chocolate mousse, water and beer wine hot drink. From recollection in February it was different and was some kind of baguette but again with a chocolate mousse. Hope this helps!

Tubbyherman · 26 Aug 19, 12:10 PM

Thanks Fenland girl, that's really helpful. Sounds like we may need to pick something else up for the fussy eaters in our party for the trip back home 😆

Fenland girl · 26 Aug 19, 11:27 PM

To be honest, we do as well as sometimes the portion can seem a little small after a day walking the parks. Earl of Sandwich is a good option for takeaway.

**Gill H** · 27 Aug 19, 09:04 AM

It is years since I have done it but it never seemed worth the money to me. Would rather spend the money on a big lunch before we go.

Tubbyherman · 27 Aug 19, 02:42 PM

Originally Posted by Gill H

It is years since I have done it but it never seemed worth the money to me. Would rather spend the money on a big lunch before we go.

I hear you, but one of our party has autism so it was more about travelling in a quieter/less busy carriage. Our last meal will be at Plaza Gardens as that's her favourite, our son can hoover up the contents of the bags (apart from possibly the quiche)

**Gill H** · 27 Aug 19, 03:57 PM

Originally Posted by Tubbyherman

I hear you, but one of our party has autism so it was more about travelling in a quieter/less busy carriage. Our last meal will be at Plaza Gardens as that's her favourite, our son can hoover up the contents of the bags (apart from possibly the quiche)

Sounds good. Please do report back. I am not particularly a fan of the new style Eurostar trains - the seats are narrower, less plush and comfy. I would be interested to know if the �posh end� is nicer!

Don�t forget there is on-board entertainment so download the app before you go.

Tubbyherman · 27 Aug 19, 07:01 PM

Originally Posted by Gill H

Sounds good. Please do report back. I am not particularly a fan of the new style Eurostar trains - the seats are narrower, less plush and comfy. I would be interested to know if the �posh end� is nicer!

Don�t forget there is on-board entertainment so download the app before you go.

Sadly, I believe we're on the old style train ☹ so don't think we'll have the entertainment but I shall be well chuffed if I'm wrong.

From memory I think the seats are the same but less seats to a carriage. It works for us, and if we can get everyone there happy then it's a win win 😁

**Gill H** · 27 Aug 19, 09:15 PM

I think all the trains are new now? The entertainment has been there a couple of years. The Odyssey thing looks interesting but makes me feel icky.

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Tubbyherman Trying for More Ears Join Date: Feb 14	Disney direct Eurostar Hi everyone, we've booked on the direct train for our next visit and as it's a special occasion we thought we'd upgrade to the standard premier service. Does anyone know what food you get in the 'paper bag' there and back. Many thanks.

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Tubbyherman Thread Starter Trying for More Ears Join Date: Feb 14	Thanks Fenland girl, that's really helpful. Sounds like we may need to pick something else up for the fussy eaters in our party for the trip back home 😆