McDonalds (yes I'm reviewing it).

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Location: Disney Village
Type of Restaurant: Counter Service
Cost: 8-10 euro for an adult meal with a dessert. 5 euro for a children's meal.
Option to reserve a table: No
Character dining: No.

Well what can I say? I decided to review McDonalds today but this isn't a normal maccies. It's a magical McDonalds at Disneyland.

Well... it's not actually THAT magical. This restaurant is one of the least themed in the whole of the resort, in-fact for the large majority of you who have visited a McDonalds at least once in your life, this place will be very similar, if slightly larger and more French.

Picture Source: Disneyland Paris

That being said, with the name like McDonalds, there are some things you can trust. Firstly, you can expect your favourite dishes such as chicken nuggets, Big Macs, Fillet O Fish (although they call it the original name of McFish here) and McFlurry ice-creams. For breakfast, you can expect things like pancakes and McMuffins. If you or your tiddlywink don't fancy change on your first day, this is good place to retreat to, especially during the daytime.

In addition, food here is a lot cheaper than it is in park, saving you on average of 5-6 euro a head. Making this an ideal place for people who want to do Disneyland Paris on a budget or as an emergency first/last meal if you're on the meal plan.

Also, despite it's popularity, food can be served here incredibly quickly. Especially if you use one of their electronic kiosks at the front of the store. Please note that these kiosks only take cards so if you're #TeamCash, you'll need to visit one of those counters with actual people serving you. Either way, you won't expect to wait any longer than 20 minutes during peak time for your dinner.

Whilst it's lack of theming is slightly disappointing, McDonalds at Disney Village offers a fantastic option for families who want to stick with what they know.

Final score 7.5/10

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Until next time folks, make a wish and lick your lips.

Kelly

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