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Thank you Nikki - lots of consultations and operations coming up in next couple of month so hope so. :goodvibes

Thank you both and sorry I was too late for Karin. Anyone else going soon?

Last month ThBa put out a post asking if anybody visiting DLP in the near future could help by buying a couple of postcards - of a specific, limited design - and sending them, costs reimbursed. I was happy to help and offered. We were meant to be there this week but unfortunately our son is very...

Congratulations - have a fabulous time!

I agree with both posts above. :thumbsup2

I don't like Crush at all, it feels like being whirled around in a washing machine - with drops - in the dark to me. I love BTM but having tried Crush a few times and still hating it I've learnt my limits and won't do it anymore. BTM is my limit.

No problem, if you don't find anyone sooner, PM me your details. We're going on the 23rd November.

Hi We are going at the end of November and will get these for you if nobody can do so beforehand. :goodvibes

Fridge and Nespresso coffee maker in room also in CC.

This is from the "yoummov" site: Get on board of the Line 47, it will lead you to Villages Nature®Paris, in only 25 minutes! The Bus 47 is a regular line running daily from 6:52AM until 00:49AM between Marne la Vallée-Chessy train station (Disneyland Paris) and Villages Nature Paris, every...

My own favourite is the Agrabah which has great food with loads of choice for vegetarians. The authentic Moroccan and Middle Eastern buffet cuisine and terrific theming in the seating areas makes it a not-to-be missed experience in my opinion.

DS and I are veggie and love the Agrabah which has a great choice of options. We could happily just keep returning to the starters over and over as they have all sorts of delicious, veggie options and there are good main course options as well. Personally I think the standard of food here is the...

Welcome back and glad you had a good time despite your mum’s injury. Hope she’s is better now. Interesting about no buffalo at BBWWS. I haven’t been for a few years as it sets my asthma off. Do you know why? Welfare issues maybe?

The shuttle bus to and from the HiPark is free, runs very frequently (10 minute intervals at peak times) and is only FIVE minutes. You do not have to walk to the HiPark! Unfortunately I have now thrown away the bus timetable from when we stayed there last month but you are given one at check in...

Yes you can take your towels from the bathroom to the pool, there just aren't any extras. As far as I can see all accomodation gets a terraced area with table and chairs (and a couple of loungers) which is useful for drying out towels - depending on weather! There is a good quality supermarket...

We've stayed there twice, November last year and June this year. We love the resort, the pool complex is amazing and the whole eco-friendly set-up really appeals to us. Our childen are all adults now so having a house with proper bedrooms and more than one bath/shower room is much more...

Same here, particularly liked reading your feedback as I think we were there the week before you and were also fortunate enought to profit from the "summer" weather. Favourite for us too was sitting at the outside tables listening to the band in La Place de Remy, although Oliver was disappointed...

HiPark is the nearest off-site hotel. We stay there regularly and the walk is easily do-able but you don't have to walk: there is a free, frequent shuttle service from outside the hotel. This takes you to the bus stop at the entrance to the Village by Five Guys and Vapiano so security is less...

Have a great holiday, we're there ourselves next week. Happy Halloween! :maleficen

We've stayed club class at both a few times but wouldn't particularly want far flung rooms in either hotel. I like both but think if the price was similar I would go for NBC. I like the lighter, brighter feel and I think the walk to the hotel is a little shorter taking the left hand walk around...