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✨ Disneyland Paris 2027 Bookings Now Open! Big news Disney fans — you can now book your magical stay at Disneyland Paris all the way up to March 2027. 🎉 That means whether you’re dreaming of a Frozen-themed winter break ❄️, a spring birthday trip 🎂, or just want something magical locked in the diary, you can get ahead and secure your package now. 🌟 Why Book Direct with Disneyland Paris? Booking your Hotel + Tickets package direct with Disney comes with loads of perks that make planning (and paying) stress-free: Flexible Booking — change your mind? No problem! You can amend or cancel with a full refund up to 7 days before arrival (insurance fees excluded). Pay in Instalments — only 15% deposit today, then spread the rest across up to 5 more instalments, as long as the full balance is paid 60 days before your trip. You can even pay the balance by phone if you booked online. Price Match Promise — if you spot the same Hotel + Tickets package cheaper within 24 hours of booking, Disney will refund the difference. Simple and stress-free! Zero Booking Fees — save up to £26.34 just by booking directly. Book with Confidence — Disney’s own team of holiday experts are on hand to help you plan, change, or tweak your booking whenever you need. And remember the Early Bird Advantage:Book now and you’re locked in at today’s lower price. If prices rise later, your deal is safe. If a new offer (like free dining) pops up, you can switch to that package instead — you’ll either get money back or pay a little extra if it costs more. Win-win! 👉 🎢 Related Content: • How Many Park Days Do I Need at Disneyland Paris? • Disneyland Paris Crowd Calendar 2026 ✈️ What About Travel? The official site focuses on Hotel + Tickets packages. For travel (Eurostar, flights, ferries), most visitors find it cheaper and easier to book separately — that way you can: Hunt down flight deals from your preferred airport. Choose your own Eurostar times. Mix and match budget airlines, ferries, or even a road trip. This flexibility usually saves money and gives you more control over your journey — and it means your hotel + tickets booking is fully protected by Disney while travel remains independent. 💡 Tip: Lock in your favourite Disney hotel now (they book up fast — especially the big hitters like Disneyland Hotel and Newport Bay), then keep an eye out for travel deals closer to your trip. 👉
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🌟 Disney Adventure World: HUGE New Additions Announced for 2026! New night-time spectacular, Tangled ride, Princess dining, the first bar inside the parks & more — opening 29 March 2026 ✨ A New Era Begins at Disneyland Paris Disneyland Paris has officially revealed MASSIVE details about what’s coming when Disney Adventure World opens on 29 March 2026 — and honestly, it feels like the biggest glow-up the resort has ever had. We’re talking a brand-new night-time spectacular, a Tangled-themed family ride, Princess dining with lake views, whimsical gardens, 14 (!!) new food spots, and even the first bar inside the parks. Here’s everything coming your way in 2026 — explained in plain English, with a dash of Disney sparkle. ✨ 🎈 Related Planning Tools 2026 Crowd Calendar Ride Planning Guide Best Quick Service Meals Mistakes to Avoid at Disneyland Paris Packing Tips for Families 🎆 Disney Cascade of Lights — The New Nighttime Spectacular When night falls on Adventure Bay, something magical begins. Disney Cascade of Lights is the brand-new nighttime show that will close each day at Disney Adventure World — and it’s going to be huge. 💫 Highlights include: 360° viewing with tiered areas around the entire bay A world-first aquatic drone system 379 aerial drones creating massive formations in the sky Water screens, fountains, projections, lighting, pyrotechnics Stories inspired by Mulan, Hercules, Moana, Zootopia, Up, and the Marvel Universe A soundtrack recorded with a 90-piece orchestra A brand-new anthem created just for the show: “We Can Be Heroes” This is set to be a major milestone in Disney nighttime entertainment — and an instant must-see. 🎈 Adventure Way — The New Main Avenue Connecting World Premiere Plaza to Marvel Avengers Campus, Worlds of Pixar and World of Frozen, Adventure Way is a gorgeous new promenade filled with atmosphere, dining, gardens and entertainment. Expect: A brand-new family attraction 14 culinary experiences Tranquil green spaces Princess dining Character moments and seasonal shows Picture-perfect theming everywhere you look It’s the perfect place to take a breather, grab a snack, and soak in the Disney vibes. 🎇 New Attraction: Raiponce Tangled Spin Tangled fans, this one’s for you!Raiponce Tangled Spin is the brand-new family ride coming to Adventure Way. What to expect: Beautifully sculpted gondolas A night sky lit by thousands of glowing lanterns Romantic frescoes inspired by Rapunzel’s story Legendary music including “I See the Light” Mandy Moore (the actual Rapunzel!) recording exclusive audio It’s dreamy, gentle, family-friendly — and pure Disney magic. 👑 Princess Dining: The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge This might be the biggest announcement for families.Princess Dining is back — and inside the park! 🙌 🌟 What’s inside: Breakfast, lunch & dinner Refined fairytale décor: embroidered drapes, floral tapestries, wood carvings Meet Princesses including Belle, Merida, Jasmine, Aurora, Mulan, Ariel & more Some Princesses in brand-new, never-seen-before outfits Stunning bay views — perfect for watching the nighttime show Hand-crafted details from world-class artisans A high-end, unforgettable experience for kids and grown-ups This restaurant will be the reservation everyone fights for in 2026. 🍹 The First Bar Inside the Parks Well… it finally happened.Disneyland Paris is getting its first ever bar inside a theme park, located in The Regal View Lounge. Expect: Princess-inspired cocktails Royal-blue and gold décor Artwork featuring sidekicks like Pascal, Heihei, Mushu Piano renditions of Disney classics Lake views of Adventure Bay and World of Frozen This instantly becomes the best adults’ hideaway in either park. 🍽️ 14 Brand-New Food Spots Adventure Way will have fourteen new places to eat, drink and snack — from hot dogs to cinnamon rolls to fancy pastries. Highlights: La Terrasse Panoramique Bread bowls New York rolls Hot drinks Café Luminosity Four signature hot dogs Cinnamon rolls Sweet treats Additional kiosks & chalets Filled brioches Stuffed potato waffles Princess-inspired desserts Seasonal snacks Snack heaven. Pure and simple. 🌿 Poetic Gardens & Character Encounters Adventure Way is full of lush, themed gardens inspired by beloved Disney and Pixar stories. 🌼 Themed Areas Include: Tangled Garden Toy Story Garden (with giant Woody & Jessie statues) Gazebo Garden inspired by British classics like Winnie the Pooh, Peter Pan and 101 Dalmatians 🎶 Seasonal shows: Rapunzel & Flynn’s Musical Encounter (spring) Mary Poppins & the Pearly Band (summer) Miguel’s Fiesta Latina (autumn) Character meet-and-greets from late 2026 🎺 Minnie’s Disney Marching Band A marching band led by Minnie herself, performing pop-style Disney & Pixar hits along the promenade. 🎵 A Brand-New Soundtrack Adventure Way will feature its own original 40-minute musical score, recorded at Abbey Road Studios.The background music alone is going to be a vibe. 🦁 Coming Soon After Launch: Lion King Land Construction has already begun on a brand-new, fully immersive Lion King area. It will feature: A major water-based attraction Next-gen Audio-Animatronics Stunning Pride Lands environments Iconic songs and moments This is going to be enormous. 🎈 ALSO Coming Later: A Disney Pixar UP! Attraction A family flying carousel based on Up will join Adventure Way — colourful, uplifting, and perfect for younger guests. 🗓️ 29 March 2026 — Save the Date Disney Adventure World launches with:✨ World of Frozen✨ Adventure Bay✨ Disney Cascade of Lights✨ Raiponce Tangled Spin✨ Princess dining✨ The Regal View Lounge✨ 14 food locations✨ Stunning gardens✨ Seasonal entertainment✨ A new soundtrack✨ And even more expansions on the way Disneyland Paris is about to enter a brand-new era — and it looks incredible.
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Inside the New Look Sports Bar & Lounge at Disneyland Paris 🍔🍹 The Sports Bar & Lounge in Disney Village has officially reopened after a full makeover — and it’s looking better (and tastier) than ever! This long-time favourite just relaunched with a brighter look, a brand-new menu, and a fresh vibe that fits perfectly into the new Disney Village transformation. If you’ve walked past the old Sports Bar before and thought “hmm… maybe not,” it might be time to give it another shot. Here’s what’s new, what’s on the menu, and whether it’s worth popping in during your next trip. 🔗 Related Content: 👉 Crowd Calendar 2026 👉 Best Table Service Restaurants at Disneyland Paris 👉 What to Do on a Rainy Day at Disneyland Paris 👉 Best Cocktails & Wine at Disneyland Paris 🏗️ What’s Changed? The Sports Bar closed earlier this year for a full refurbishment and reopened on 22 November 2025 — and Disney Village regulars will barely recognise it. The once-dark interior has been replaced by light-filled open spaces, with greenery, sports memorabilia, and a modern terrace that’s perfect for people-watching. The plant-covered outdoor area is now semi-enclosed with a transparent roof — ideal for a sunny lunch or a drizzly Paris evening. The rebrand is part of the Disney Village transformation, with a more “casual chic” look that matches nearby spots like The Royal Pub and Brasserie Rosalie. Coca-Cola is now the official sponsor — so expect a bit of that red sparkle across the bar and signage. You’ll even spot character artwork on the exterior (Goofy in football gear and Baymax keeping things cool). In short: it’s gone from “dark pub corner” to “stylish family hangout.” 🍽️ The New Menu — Bigger, Brighter, and More Family-Friendly Here’s where things really get interesting. The new Sports Bar & Lounge isn’t just about pints and screens anymore — it’s had a total food glow-up. All-day menu: now open from breakfast through dinner, perfect for early arrivals or late park hoppers. Shareable XL plates: designed for groups and families, with burgers, loaded fries, wings, and sports-themed platters big enough for two (or three hungry kids). Lighter bites: wraps, salads, and veggie options for those who prefer something less heavy. Craft beers and signature cocktails: a decent mix of French brews and themed cocktails (non-alcoholic versions available, so everyone can join in). New desserts: think sundaes, brownie plates, and “game day” puddings that are perfect for splitting. 💡 Tip: if you’ve got little ones who love to pick at everyone’s plate, the shareable menu works a treat. 🧡 Why It Works for Families This isn’t your typical sports bar anymore. It’s brighter, cleaner, and far more welcoming for all ages. No park ticket needed — it’s in Disney Village, so ideal for your arrival or rest day. Spacious layout with comfy seating and an upbeat soundtrack instead of blaring commentary. Terrace dining feels open and airy, especially when the weather’s good. Screens everywhere for parents who want to sneak a look at the match while the kids colour or chill. Non-alcoholic cocktails and mocktails for teens and designated drivers. If you’ve been looking for an evening spot that works for both grown-ups and kids — this might just be it. ⚠️ A Few Things to Know Expect crowds: it’s shiny and new, so dinner times are already busy. Try off-peak hours or early lunch. Prices: the share-plates and cocktails are mid-range — not cheap, but you’re paying for the setting. The vibe: there’s a subtle “game night” energy — fun, not frantic — but maybe not ideal if your group isn’t into sports at all. Check hours: breakfast service and late-night hours may vary in the first few months. ⭐ Verdict: Worth a Try? Absolutely. The new Sports Bar & Lounge hits that sweet spot between laid-back comfort and Disney flair. Whether you’re sneaking in for a cheeky burger after park-closing or want somewhere the whole family can unwind, it’s a winner. It’s not the most “magical” dining spot — you won’t get pixie dust with your pint — but it’s exactly what Disney Village needed: a lively, casual place to eat, drink, and still feel part of the Disney buzz. If you loved The Royal Pub or wish Annette’s had a comfier cousin, you’ll feel right at home here.
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🎄 Christmas Eve & New Year’s Eve Dining at Disneyland Paris 2025: Prices, Tips & What to Expect Thinking of spending Christmas Eve or ringing in the New Year at Disneyland Paris in 2025? Magical, yes. Cheap, absolutely not. Disney has now released the official festive menu prices for 24th and 31st December — and let’s just say, Santa’s not footing the bill. Below you’ll find the confirmed prices, plus some insider context to help you decide whether to splash out or look for clever alternatives. 📌 Related Reading 👉 Disneyland Paris Dining Guide 2025👉 Disneyland Paris Crowd Calendar 2025👉 Budget Tips No One Tells You👉 Disneyland Park Attractions & Rides ✨ Why These Dates Matter Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve are the two busiest days of the year at DLP. Expect crowds, long queues, and restaurants filling up months ahead. Dining prices skyrocket on these nights — with set festive menus replacing the usual à la carte or buffet. Meal Plans don’t stretch far. On these nights, your vouchers are usually only accepted at monetary value — meaning you’ll be topping up heavily out of pocket. 🍽️ Festive Menu Prices for 2025 Here’s what you’ll pay if you want to dine in the magic on 24th or 31st December 2025. Disneyland Park Walt’s: €130 (adult) / €65 (child) Auberge de Cendrillon (Cinderella Inn): €150 / €75 Plaza Gardens: €150 / €75 Disney Hotels Cape Cod: €100 / €50 Manhattan Restaurant & Downtown Restaurant: €130 / €65 Royal Banquet (Disneyland Hotel): €200 / €100 La Table de Lumiere (DLH signature fine dining): €250 / €125 Hunter’s Grill: €100 / €50 La Cantina, Crockett’s Tavern, Chuck Wagon Café: €85 / €30 👉 For context: Plaza Gardens usually costs around €45–50 per adult. On Christmas Eve or New Year’s Eve? Try €150. 🍴 Quick Glance: 2025 Festive Dining Overview Restaurant Adult Price Child Price Style / Notes Walt’s – An American Restaurant €130 €65 Elegant table service, classic dishes Auberge de Cendrillon €150 €75 Princess dining with characters Plaza Gardens €150 €75 Buffet with festive characters Royal Banquet (DLH) €200 €100 Character dining, deluxe buffet La Table de Lumiere (DLH Signature) €250 €125 Fine dining, haute cuisine experience Manhattan / Downtown Restaurants €130 €65 Stylish hotel dining, Italian/NY flair Cape Cod / Hunter’s Grill €100 €50 Buffet, family-friendly La Cantina / Crockett’s Tavern / Chuck Wagon €85 €30 Casual buffet, best budget options ✅ Tip: All these prices apply for both Christmas Eve (24th Dec) and New Year’s Eve (31st Dec).Expect limited menu choices, festive themes, and set courses — not standard à la carte. 🇫🇷 Why Christmas Eve Costs So Much More in France If you’re used to Christmas dinner being the big event on 25th December, France flips that on its head. Across the country — and at Disneyland Paris — Christmas Eve (Réveillon de Noël) is the main festive celebration. Families traditionally gather late on the 24th for a long, luxurious dinner filled with oysters, foie gras, Champagne and all the trimmings. Restaurants everywhere — from Paris to Marne-la-Vallée — mark the occasion with special multi-course menus and premium pricing. So when Disneyland Paris rolls out its pricey Christmas Eve menus, it’s not just Disney being Disney — it’s mirroring French festive culture. For French visitors, it’s the night to dine in style. For UK and Irish guests, who are used to the 25th being the main event, the sticker shock can be real. But in France, by Christmas Day, most locals are already in a food coma. 🎄 How Busy Are the Parks on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve & New Year’s Day? Let’s talk crowd levels and park vibes, because each day has its own rhythm: Christmas Eve (24th December) – Busy from midday onwards, with lots of festive cheer. Many locals and hotel guests head in for character photos and early dinners. Expect long queues and heavy restaurant demand. Christmas Day (25th December) – Surprisingly calmer in the early morning (most French families are home recovering from Réveillon), but crowds build quickly by late morning. Long waits for rides and characters after lunch. New Year’s Eve (31st December) – One of the busiest days of the year. Expect shoulder-to-shoulder crowds, incredible atmosphere, and an unforgettable midnight fireworks show. If you want prime viewing spots, get there early — Main Street and Central Plaza pack out hours ahead of time. New Year’s Day (1st January) – Quiet start! Perfect for early risers. Crowds pick up again by midday but never reach NYE levels. 💡 Billy’s tip: if you’re visiting between Christmas and New Year, plan your “main park day” for 26th–30th December — you’ll still soak in all the festive magic without the €250 dinner bill or NYE chaos. 💸 Is It Worth the Premium? Here’s the deal: Plaza Gardens at €150 — that’s 3× the normal buffet price. You’re paying for festive theming, character appearances, and the “special night” atmosphere. Royal Banquet at €200 / La Table de Lumiere at €250 — these are luxury splurge options inside the newly refurbished Disneyland Hotel. Think multi-course fine dining with character meet-and-greets. Hotel buffets like Cape Cod or Hunter’s Grill — better value (if you can call €100 “value”), but still more than double the usual rate. Cheapest option? La Cantina, Crockett’s Tavern, or Chuck Wagon Café at €85 per adult. Even that’s twice the usual price. If you’re chasing the full festive experience — characters, entertainment, themed dishes — it may feel worth it once in a lifetime. If you’re just hungry? A quick-service dinner and a hot chocolate under the fireworks may be the smarter choice. 🕑 Booking Strategy Reserve early. These restaurants book out months in advance, especially the premium hotel ones. Have a Plan B. Quick service restaurants usually remain open with normal pricing — far less magical, but far easier on the wallet. Consider lunch splurges. If you want one signature dining experience but don’t fancy the Christmas Eve → Read Full Article
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💶 Should You Take Euros, a Credit Card or a Travel Card to Disneyland Paris? Planning the perfect Disneyland Paris trip involves hotels, rides, meals, and… money. Not the fun kind with Scrooge McDuck’s face on it, but the practical question: should you take euros in cash, rely on your credit/debit card, or grab a travel money card? Here’s the truth from countless trips: cards are king, but you’ll still want a small stash of euros for backup. And the easiest way to keep costs down? I use Revolut on every trip. 🔌 Related Content You Might Find Handy: First Aid Locations at Disneyland Paris Disneyland Paris Crowd Calendar 2025 Ride Restrictions & Height Limits Disneyland Paris on a Budget Ultimate Disneyland Paris Packing List 💳 Cards Are King Disneyland Paris is practically cashless in 2025. Every shop, restaurant and most snack kiosks accept: UK debit/credit cards (Visa/Mastercard) ✅ Travel money cards (Revolut, Monzo, Wise, etc.) ✅ Apple Pay & Google Pay ✅ Even popcorn carts often beep your card quicker than you can dig out coins. What to watch out for: Some UK banks sting you with 2–3% foreign transaction fees. That adds up quickly on meals, souvenirs, and your third Mickey balloon. Always pay in euros, not pounds, if the machine offers a choice. The “pay in pounds” option looks friendly but gives you a much worse exchange rate. 🔥 Why I Recommend Revolut I’ve tested plenty of travel cards, but Revolut is my go-to for Disneyland Paris. Here’s why: 🌍 Best exchange rates – often better than banks. 💸 No hidden fees – spend in euros without surprise charges. 📱 Instant notifications – track what you’ve spent on snacks, souvenirs, or cocktails at Skyline Bar. 🔒 Security – freeze/unfreeze your card in the app if you misplace it. 💰 Budgeting tools – handy if you don’t trust yourself in the Emporium gift shop. 👉 I use Revolut every trip, and I wouldn’t go back. If you don’t have it yet, you can sign up here. 💶 Do You Still Need Cash? Yes — but only a little. Disneyland Paris isn’t 100% cashless. Situations where coins and notes are useful: Snack carts: a few seasonal or older kiosks still run on cash only. Tipping: optional, but easier with coins (table service restaurants & housekeeping). Check our Tipping Guide Baggage trolleys: at Marne-la-Vallée train station. Vending machines: some still haven’t caught up with 2025. Tech hiccups: card systems rarely go down, but it’s handy to have backup. 👉 Most families find €50–€100 total in mixed notes/coins is plenty for a whole trip. 💡 Pro Tips for Spending at DLP Check your bank fees: If your card charges foreign transaction fees, Revolut or Monzo will save you a fortune. Load euros in advance: Revolut lets you swap pounds to euros when the rate is good. Split your methods: Keep a card for most purchases + a small euro stash. Don’t buy at the airport: Exchange rates there are daylight robbery. 🧾 Quick FAQ Do I need lots of cash at Disneyland Paris?No — a little for snack carts and tips. Cards work almost everywhere. Can I use Apple Pay/Google Pay?Yes, accepted widely in the parks, shops, and hotels. Do food carts take card?Most do, but a few are cash-only. Have coins handy. Is tipping required?No — service is included in France. Tips (€2–€5) are optional, and usually cash-only. ✨ The Bottom Line Bring your card as your main way to pay, and carry €50–€100 in small notes/coins for snack carts, tips, and emergencies. No need to overthink it — Disney’s magic doesn’t depend on the size of your coin purse. Tap, spend, smile. 🎢✨
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💶 Tipping at Disneyland Paris & in France: The Complete Guide (2025) Planning a magical trip and wondering if you need a pocket full of coins for tips? You’re not alone. Tipping in France isn’t like the US — service is included in restaurant pricing by law — but there are moments where a small “merci” in euros is appreciated. Here’s the fuss-free guide so you can stop stressing and get back to dreaming about Mickey waffles. TL;DR (Too Long; Disney Rides Are Calling) Restaurants: Service is included. Tipping is optional, not expected. Rounding up or leaving €2–€5 for great service is lovely. Cards vs cash: Tips usually can’t be added to card machines in the parks. If you want to tip, carry coins/small notes. Quick-service & snack carts: No tip expected. A few carts may be cash-only for purchases, so bring a little euro stash. Hotels: Optional but appreciated — €2–€5/day for housekeeping; €1–€2 per bag for luggage help. Outside the resort: Round up for taxis; cafés and bars appreciate small change. No pressure. 🇫🇷 How Tipping Works in France (Quick Etiquette) Service compris (service included): In France, restaurant menu prices include staff service. You are not obliged to tip. Pourboire (a little extra): Locals often round up or leave small change when they’re happy with service. Think coins, not big percentages. Politeness goes far: A smile and a “merci beaucoup” are as welcome as a euro coin. 🏰 Tipping Inside Disneyland Paris Table-Service Restaurants & Buffets Service is included. If your server made the meal extra magical, €2–€5 cash is a nice thank-you (or round up the bill). Important: Most terminals don’t offer a tip line, so have coins/notes if you plan to tip. Character Dining (e.g., Plaza Gardens, Royal Banquet) Same rule: tipping is optional. If your character wrangler or server went above and beyond, a small cash tip is appreciated. Quick-Service & Snack Carts No tip expected. Team Members are paid a proper wage. A handful of older or seasonal carts may be cash-only for purchases. Keep €10–€20 in coins/small notes to avoid tears at the popcorn stand. 🏨 Disney Hotels (Housekeeping, Bell Services, Bars) Housekeeping: Not required; €2–€5 per room per day if you’d like to show appreciation (leave it on the desk/bedside with a wee note). Bell services / luggage help: €1–€2 per bag. Room service: A service fee is typically already included; rounding up with €1–€2 is a nice touch. Bars: Rounding up small change is common; no pressure. 🚖 Beyond the Parks: Paris & France in General Cafés/Bistros: Round up (coffee €4 → pay €5 if you’re feeling generous). Taxis: Round up to the nearest euro; more for help with bags, bad weather, or heroic shortcutting. Ride-share (e.g., app-based): Tips are optional in-app; most locals don’t, but feel free if the driver was brilliant. Hairdressers/Salons: €1–€2, optional. Public transport (RER/Metro), museums, shops: No tipping. 💰 How Much Cash Should I Carry for Tips? You won’t need much. For a typical 2–4 day visit, €30–€50 in €1/€2 coins and €5/€10 notes is plenty for optional tips and the odd cash-only cart or baggage trolley. 🧾 Can I Add a Tip by Card? In the parks: Usually no — the card machine rarely has a “tip” option. Ask if you like, but expect to use cash for tips. Hotels or high-end restaurants outside DLP: Occasionally yes, but cash is still the safest bet. Pro tip for payments generally: When a terminal asks about currency, choose “Pay in Euros” (avoid conversion to pounds to dodge weak rates). 🍽️ Quick Cheat Sheet — Typical Optional Tips Table-service meal: €2–€5 cash for standout service (or round up). Housekeeping: €2–€5 per room per day (optional). Bell services: €1–€2 per bag. Taxi: Round up to the nearest euro (more if extra help). Café/Bar: Round up coins; not expected. Quick-service/snack carts: No tip expected (but some carts may be cash-only for purchases). 🧠 FAQs Do French people tip like 10–20%?No. Service is included. Any extra is small — coins or rounding up. Will staff think it’s rude if I don’t tip?No. Tipping is a thank you, not an obligation. Should I bring a lot of cash?No. Bring a little for tips and the odd cash-only cart. Use card for everything else. Can I tip with Apple/Google Pay?Only if the terminal allows manual tip entry, which is uncommon in the parks. Cash wins. 💳 Billy’s Money Tip: My Go-To Card for DLP I use Revolut as my everyday card in the parks because it’s simple and usually cheaper than bank cards for foreign spending. Great exchange rates Instant spend notifications & easy budgeting Freeze/unfreeze the card in-app Virtual/disposable cards for extra security Grab a Revolut card here: Sign up for Revolut Final Word You don’t need to throw money around to be polite in France. Service is included, so think of tipping as a little sprinkle of pixie dust — optional, appreciated, and best done with a couple of coins. Keep a tiny euro stash for tips and the occasional cash-only cart, and pay the rest with card (I use Revolut). Job done. Now, back to the fun stuff. 🎢✨
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🎢 Disneyland Paris Rides – The Ultimate Guide to Disneyland Park Attractions Planning your trip to Disneyland Paris and wondering which rides to prioritise? 🎢 From the big-name thrill rides […]
