DisneyLand Paris Dining Plan

[Tklawt]

Hi,

We are looking at booking DLP and are just wondering which dining plan you would go for? Half Board or Full Board?

Thanks

[Emma1987BTL]

We haven't booked either, we booked at the Sequoia Lodge and upgraded to a golden forest room (still includes all you can eat breakfast buffet) so with breakfast covered and an afternoon snacks and drinks free with our room we're just paying out of our pocket for our meals xx

[Tklawt]

which website have you booked through if you don't mind me asking? We were looking at booking exactly the same through disney holidays website for the free ferry but they don't have the golden room xx

[clochette]

Personally, I wouldn't buy a dinng plan at DLP as I think they are quite restrictive. We have one when we go in August but it was free so that doesn't count! If it wasn't free I would put the money it would cost onto a separate card and spend it where I liked as dining plans can't be used in quite a few of the restaurants in the Village, for example.

[DDD]

We found the half board was plenty, just had our buffet breakfast (fill your boots... not literally!) and then dinner at 6.30pm. Plus the afternoon drink and donut... but think they have stopped that now.

Enjoy

[Gill H]

We just put money on a prepaid card instead. Dining plan is too fiddly and doesn't save you much.

[Emma1987BTL]

Originally Posted by Tklawt

which website have you booked through if you don't mind me asking? We were looking at booking exactly the same through disney holidays website for the free ferry but they don't have the golden room xx

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We booked via magic breaks with Thomas cook xx

[Tklawt]

Thanks everyone

[Jaybeez]

Originally Posted by Emma1987BTL

We haven't booked either, we booked at the Sequoia Lodge and upgraded to a golden forest room (still includes all you can eat breakfast buffet) so with breakfast covered and an afternoon snacks and drinks free with our room we're just paying out of our pocket for our meals xx

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We've booked this way as well. We booked with Disney over the phone when the 'buy 2 nights get 2 nights free' offer was on. We always go via the Eurotunnel and book with Tesco vouchers.

[Elodie]

We loved the half board plan - filled up at breakfast, then had a big buffet at 3pm, then just a snack later on, and we found we didn't need to spend anything at all on food or drink. (I know the pause gourmande isn't included any more, but we're just going to take our own snacks next time.)