World of Food: The Disneyland Paris Food Blog

I started my Restaurant En Coulisse  review by explaining that the food reputation at Disneyland Paris is often described as "meh". This is because of a variety of factors such as lack of good quality, price and the most common one, crowding!  Like seriously, have a gander at Trip Adviser now and you'll see that people are docking marks for crowding and/or the food quality left, right and centre. So today, I decided to create a short guide on how to reduce the damage and 1-2 suggestions that I believe Disneyland Paris should implement in order to get their act together. What you can do? Picture Source: Disneyland Paris Upon looking at the various reviews/Twitter accounts that highlighted this issue. There were 3 different problems. All problems that, with a little bit of a planning, can be minimised or avoided altogether.  The first issue is that the counter-service restaurants are super crowded to the point where seating becomes an issue. My advice here...

A lot of people would think that this guide is a long time coming. I mean think about it Disneyland Park is the original. The MVP. It's gone through multiple name changes and is actually older than me. However, that doesn't mean the Disneyland Park (Parc Disneyland if you're French) is void of secrets and magic waiting to be discovered. This is where this guide comes in, so put your glass slipper on those magic cobbles and get ready for a magical day out. Picture Source: Disneyland Paris 1. Some quick tips before we start.  There are quite a few things you must know about Disneyland Park before you go. So here's the most important ones in a nutshell. If you or a party member are disabled, bring your papers to City Hall: You will then be given an easy access pass and an in depth guide to all the rides designed to highlight which ones will be suitable for you and your party. You'll also be able to drastically reduce your wait time and may be able to a...

Fact-File Location: Hotel Santa Fe Type of restaurant: Buffet Service Cost: 30 euro for an adult with a soft drink and 18 euro for a child. This restaurant is on the Hotel (Santa Fe only) and the Standard meal plan.  Option to reserve a table: Yes Character Dining: No. I couldn't review Chuck Wagon Cafe  without also having a look at La Cantina  could I? Think about it, they are both buffets, both the official restaurants at a value hotel and are both 20 minutes away from the Disney parks.  So what do I think of La Cantina ? Well La Cantina  in some ways shares some of the same problems of the hotel that houses it. It's cheap. Both pricewise, well for Disney standards anyway and presentation. Whether it's the iconic #PlasticPlates that are a regular topic of conversation when one discusses Santa Fe to the average effort of presentation of the food. It always has a small element that whips you out of the Disney experience, a reason I ranked Sant...