World of Food: The Disneyland Paris Food Blog

OK. So we all know that you can get a selfie outside of Sleeping Beauty Castle or ride Big Thunder Mountain but what about those little things that you had 0 idea? Well this is where this little guide comes in. 1. Have a VIP Tour of Disneyland Park. Image Description: Tour guide talking to a male and female outside of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Picture Source: Disneyland Paris Do you have a special occasion coming up? Do you have a little bit more money in your bank? Are you are the ultimate Disney fan and really want to make the most of your holiday? If you answered yes, then a VIP tour is for you.  The VIP tour currently costs 274 euros per person (including park tickets and taxes) if you are part of a group of 10 going in low season (you can see what is a low/high season here ). This is for 5 hours and includes a personalised visit according to your group's needs, priority access to your favourite rides and attractions and a reserved VIP area for all shows, parades an...

Fact-File Location: Hotel Cheyenne.  Type of restaurant: Buffet Service Cost: 30 euro for an adult with a soft drink and 17 euro for a child. This restaurant is also on the Hotel (guests at Hotel Cheyenne only) and Standard level of the meal plan.  Option to reserve a table: Yes Character Dining: No. If you plan to stay at the Hotel Cheyenne, you will be well acquainted with the Chuck Wagon Cafe, the home to your buffet breakfast (if you have chosen to add breakfast or paid for your meal plan) and most likely a place you'll stop off at arrival. The million dollar question then becomes if this place is worth the 20 minute trek from the main Disney parks and if so, why.  Picture Source: Disneyland Paris The easiest way to describe Chuck Wagon Cafe  is a buffet version of Cowboy Cookout Barbecue . Your hot protein items are going to be along the likes of whole chicken legs, BBQ ribs and sausages, all of which are beautifully cooked and full of ...

Regardless of Disney park, there will be a variety of themed hotels, each one a different experience and price. So which Disneyland Paris hotel should you spend your hard earned cash on? Well, this is where I come in. Firstly a couple of ground rules: I will be leaving out Hotel New York and Disneyland Hotel. This is because I haven't stayed at either hotel and it would be unfair to judge a hotel that I haven't stayed in. These are the 5 main Disney hotels apart from the two mentioned ONLY. I won't be ranking any of the partner hotels or the new Les Villages Nature Paris.  Non of these of these hotels are BAD per say, consider the hotels further down the list to be less good as opposed to awful.  Finally, this is my opinion. You are welcome to agree/disagree.  So without further ado... 5. Hotel Santa Fe Themed around the average Pixar film Cars , Hotel Santa Fe is at the bottom of this list because it does one thing that the other hotels don't. It makes...