Magical Transfer Private Advantage Of Using For Disney Travelers

Driving is one of the most frequently requested topics from my clients, especially regarding travelling to Disney Paris (DLP). Your options for DLP travel include using either driving and Eurotunnel travel (our preferred method), flying (with car rental available through Eurostar service or taking Eurotunnel ), taking the Eurostar or taking an overnight train journey via Eurotunnel; reading here about differences between Eurotunnel vs Eurostar travel options (read here to understand differences). Our preference has always been driving, even from Yorkshire where our 5-hour journey started; many reasons justify its superiority when flying just doesn't work as efficiently.

Many families who haven't driven from Calais to Paris yet may feel anxious and uncertain when contemplating making the trip. So I wrote this piece as an educational aid aimed at dispelling fears surrounding this journey - here we cover everything you need to know about magical transfer for disneyland paris!.

Why Magical Transfer For Disneyland Paris?

 We love driving to Disneyland Paris for several reasons. First off, this allows us to pack everything we might possibly need without being limited by baggage allowances etc - essential when travelling with children as their needs can often outstrip baggage limits etc! Second of all, driving allows us to stay at our accommodation of choice (Davy Crockett Ranch; click here for our review and reasons of choice), with no shuttle services connecting Davy Crockett to Disney parks so having access via car is necessary!

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Driving across France on its winding roads allows us to relax and take in its picturesque sights without feeling pressured about flight times and train departures, such as can occur when booking travel by plane and train. Everything can happen at our own leisure - there are numerous well-appointed service stations along our journey, where toilet breaks may occur or back seats declare hunger!

Traveling by car often turns out cheaper than flying or booking the Eurostar train service.

As part of our preparations to arrive at Disneyland Paris, we take advantage of every opportunity to do some grocery shopping before arriving there. French supermarkets are truly fantastic; usually large with tons of selection and boasting different sights and smells than their British counterparts. It gives us the chance to practice our French, though don't feel limited as almost all French people speak at least some basic English making supermarket transactions easy and seamless for us - plus the kids love taking in all these different sights, smells and educational early layers to their vacation at Disney Paris when driving over with The Eurotunnel.

Eurotunnel has always been our go-to option when traveling from Dover to Calais; its speed (30 minutes!), ease and fun nature makes it the ideal option.

Booking train slots online requires providing information about your vehicle registration so that once at terminals computers can use registration recognition technology to speed up check in. If you don't know which car will be travelling with you it doesn't have to be entered if unsure.

Arrival at the train terminal should generally go smoothly when provided with vehicle registration details; however, during peak periods delays could arise so I advise arriving with plenty of time in your travel itinerary; my husband often advises against me making plans that last more than an hour just in case something unexpected pops up - I always allow one hour as over cautionary measure!

As soon as the computer system recognizes you, it confirms your train time and prints out a hanging ticket for you to hang from your interior mirror with an large letter representing which train time slot you are boarding. As you drive on, follow that lane which displays this letter; usually there will be toilets nearby as well as drinks machines if your lane starts moving without you!