Do the rooms at DLP have hairdryers? Couldn't find any mention of them on the site, and I have limited luggage space flying on EasyJet from Edinburgh.
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We had a Montana room at Sequoia and Michelle tells me she used the provided hair dryer
Thanks for the info. That is the resort I am looking at (I noticed the smaller resorts don't have air conditioning) so I've upped my standards a bit! AC is worth it to me!
You're welcome. Sequoia is lovely. Montana rooms are all new. Read my report in this forum for more info
Read your report - made me even more excited. Just confirmed my reservations - arriving on Sept. 2nd. Now keeping an eye on the weather so I know what to pack! Thank you for all your help.You're welcome. Sequoia is lovely. Montana rooms are all new. Read my report in this forum for more info
disney magic 06
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We go every November, and never needed air conditioning! Although I believe the last few days have been extremely hot in Paris.
Sequoia Lodge is my favourite hotel, although we've had to stay at the Cheyenne the last few years for the bunk beds. Don't miss Crush, it really is a lovely ride, I love it.
Have a great time
Thanks, I'm really looking forward to it. I hve been keeping an eye on the weather, and it has been warm, so the A/C may come in handy. I only had time (and budget) for 3 days, but I am so excited.We go every November, and never needed air conditioning! Although I believe the last few days have been extremely hot in Paris.
Sequoia Lodge is my favourite hotel, although we've had to stay at the Cheyenne the last few years for the bunk beds. Don't miss Crush, it really is a lovely ride, I love it.
Have a great time
disney magic 06
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3 days should be fine, the Studios park is small and the parks have extended their opening hours so you'll have more time to get everything in. Also the parks are right next to each other and the hotels only a few minutes walk away which all saves time.
One thing worth remembering, it is not wdw, try not to compare the two, just accept it for the beautiful park it is. Having said that, I'll contradict myself and say some of the individual rides are better that their wdw equivalents.
I don't think I'll have a problem making comparisons. I am actually looking forward to experiencing all the differences between the 2 parks. 11 more days!!
disney magic 06
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Great, sounds like a good attitude. Apparently the park is looking really good at the moment, after the birthday spruce up. 14 weeks for me!
disney magic 06
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Do they not have their version of Extra Magic Hours now? They did last November, saved us lots of time.
DL Parc does. The Studios do not.
disney magic 06
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That is interesting. We definitely arrived at the Studios half an hour or so before opening and the park was already open. We had 3 rides in Crush first off with minimal queues, we always give that priority as there is nothing like it at wdw. We assumed it was extra magic hours!
Riiiight.
Studios opens at 10 officially. More often than not the gates open at 930, with Crush sometimes opening early too before everything else. The official spiel still plays at 10 and everything else opens.
But there is a nagging feeling in my mind they did do a trial of studios EMH last year for a few weeks.
Studios opens at 10 officially. More often than not the gates open at 930, with Crush sometimes opening early too before everything else. The official spiel still plays at 10 and everything else opens.
But there is a nagging feeling in my mind they did do a trial of studios EMH last year for a few weeks.
Crush Dude!
Back from WDW!Counting down to DLP in November!
Yeah they did Martin, nothing came of it unfortunately