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[stevelamb121]

I was wondering if when we stay at Cheyenne in May, if we wanted a change, could we walk to Santa Fe for breakfast, or food later that evening? or do you have to be staying in that hotel.

Also Does anyone know what the piece of music is on the homepage of disneylandparis.co.uk. The intro where the carpet knocks on the screen?

Thanks for any help

 

[bennyw01]

lol i was literally just thinking this, im at santa fe and want to goto cheyanne. tbh they probaly wouldnt let us. i believe we can have breakfast in the park though.

 

[disney magic 06]

You're right, you can have a Fantasyland breakfast at the restaurant opposite Peter Pan (not sure what its called, may be Chateau du Marionette) but you do have to pre-book this. Its quite good but do ask to walk rather than take the train, you get there quicker walking and its amazing walking through the empty park. It was one of our 'memorable moments'.The train waits for ever before it leaves the station,there always seems to be some one who gets there very late. They open a few rides for you after breakfast too - Peter Pan, Dumbo, t-cups. The food is the same as the hotels.

I don't think they'd let you go to another hotel for breakfast but there would be no point as the food is exactly the same. You can have your evening meal anywhere you wish though, so that could be a better option.

 

[sophie_the_pooh]

I don't think it would be a good idea to walk from Cheyenne to Sante Fe, they're pretty far from one another. Also, you won't be allowed to have breakfeast at another hotel (they give you a coupon with your hotel's name on it).

I wouldn't recommend having lunch or dinner at your hotel (I'm not even sure Cheyenne and Santa Fe offer lunch/dinner possibilities...). You can take a bus and eat at one of Disney Village's restaurant (Planet Hollywood, Rainforest Cafe, Annette's, etc.). If you are already inside the Disneyland Paris park, The Blue Lagoon restaurant, inside the Pirates of Carribean ride, is also a good choice.

Good luck and have a good trip!:wave:

 

[bennyw01]

the cheyanne and santa fe arnt far fromeach other at all. its a matter of minutes if not seconds away you just cross the river. i think your confused with another hotel.

 

[sophie_the_pooh]

the cheyanne and santa fe arnt far fromeach other at all. its a matter of minutes if not seconds away you just cross the river. i think your confused with another hotel.

You're right, I'm sorry, I checked the map on DLP's website, and I had actually never realized that you could easily cross from one resort to the other by the river...Can you believe that I worked at DLP and was told that the only way to go to Cheyenne or Santa Fe (or from one to the other) was by Disney bus or car?:shrug: Do you know if it's a new path between the 2 resorts, or if it has always been possible to cross the river? :shrug:

 

[bennyw01]

i think its always been there, like a tiny bridge across the river. whens your trip? i dont think it would make much difference to go there for breakfast as its exactly the same. however if you wanted to hit up some mexican food that would be awesome. whens your trip? i cant wait for mine im going on valentines day

 

[sophie_the_pooh]

My next trip will be at WDW in September 2008. I hope I can go back to DLP within the next couple of years, but the trip from Montreal to Paris is quite expensive... Have a good trip on Valentine's day!:wave:

 

[bennyw01]

cheers! least you got some french boost from your native country. i got wdw in april im very excited hope you have a great time