World of Food: The Disneyland Paris Food Blog

Fact File Location: Walt Disney Studios Type of restaurant: Table Service Cost: 46 euro for 3 courses on the Emile menu with a soft drink.This goes up to 67 euro if you are eating from the Gusteau menu. 19-33 euro for children according to menu selected.  Option to reserve a table: Yes Character dining: No I have previously said that one's dining experience at the studios varies entirely on what you are willing to pay. Whilst I bashed Restaurant en Coulisse as an overcrowded mess, I gave Resturant des Stars a 10/10 and called it my favourite dining location in the park. So the million euro question becomes where does Bistrot Chez Remy lie?  I will start by saying that this place has the best theming in the whole park. Whether it's the newspaper reviews that are in the lobby as you wait for your table or the bottle caps that are wired together to make your seating, this place is full of little Easter-eggs that will delight any fans of the original Pixar ...

It's time for the Beginner's Guide to Walt Disney Studios. This park can be described as "small but perfectly formed" and is designed to be a smaller version of Florida's Hollywood Studios. That being said, it does pip it's American brother in a few ways. For starters, at the time of writing, there are far more rides open at Walt Disney Studios whilst Hollywood Studios undergoes it's refurbishment. In addition, it is far easier to park hop between Walt Disney Studios and Disneyland Park than it is to park hop between Hollywood Studios and Magic Kingdom.  So with that, sit back, relax and let me walk through this park with you.  1. Let's bust those myths. Picture Source: Disneyland Paris Every Disney park has some form of myth that one travel professional decided when they were bored and everybody else took as gospel. Walt Disney Studios' myth is that it is, at best, only a half day venture.  This myth harkens back to the early 2000s wh...

31 days to go. That's right, I go to Disneyland in 1 month and I  couldn't be any more excited. Why? Well, this year I am lucky to be going during 2 events. Firstly, Disneyland Paris' magical Christmas which is a fantastic event in itself and Mickey's 90th birthday party. This, combined with our plus Disney dining plan, means there's lots to look forward to. So here's the 9 things, I'm the most excited for. 1. Goofy's Incredible Christmas I love what Disney does at night. This is the same whether it's in Paris or across the Atlantic ocean. I don't know how, but Disney always manage to choreograph a spectacle for the eyes and ears. Until recently, Disneyland Paris have always been kept in Disneyland Park, with poor Walt Disney Studios being the neglected child.  This is no more (praise the lord)! Disney have now worked out how to use the iconic Tower of Terror ride as a basis for a brand new spectacle, combining Disney characters, music, ...

Important note: The following information is correct as of the 7th November 2018. Disneyland Paris may change this at any point and the blog may be updated to achieve this. If in doubt, double check the Disneyland Paris website.  I thought that I would start this food blog with a basic explanation of how the meal plans work. This is for many reasons. They work VERY  differently to their American counterparts.  At the time of writing, Disney Holidays have a deal with a free full board meal plan.  I have had experience with the meal plans before. What is a meal plan? A meal plan is an option where you can pay for your food in advance and then enjoy eating when you arrive at Disneyland Paris. They are really good because they allow you to budget food in advance so that you can enjoy spending your hard earned euros on nice things like Disney plushies. So how do the plans work? You can choose 3 different catering options: Breakfast: You can eat bre...