DLRP Review

Reviews

1. As someone has already said the food is of normal quality that you come to expect from McDonald, disgusting. I fail to see why anyone would want to feed children this dispicable excuse for food full stop, let alone when there are much better options so close nearby (Steakhouse, King Ludwigs, Rainforest Cafe etc). I am ashamed to think that Disney have allowed this in one of their resorts.

   I think I have eaten here once, after our flight arrived late and we just wanted some fast food, which no quibble here, the service is fast but unfortuanatly that is the only positive I can find. The restaurant was busy and dirty and I would not return here ever!

   By Clarebelle88 on 16th October 2009

2. It has to be 9 out of 10 because we all know what a McDonalds is like (This is not a review of McDonalds food), the only question is how does this compare to the norm?

   It’s location is great, it is at Disney and all of the eating spots here are extremely expensive and this is pretty much the only way to eat cheap.

   By steve248 on 29th May 2009

3. Food is the usual terrible McDonalds stadard but the location good, the service quick and the seating endless.

   By disneybrit on 11th November 2008

4. Same as all other Mcdonalds except the restaurant was filthy, dirty tables all over. On the plus side at least you know if you like the food or not.

   By nattynoo on 26th August 2008

5. It’s a mc donalds and the food is like every other mc, but I´m from germany and this was very very expensive… But I dont know if this are the regular prices in france.

   It’s a good place to eat between the shopping tour in Disney Village, though.

   By Satine15 on 11th August 2008

6. It’s nothing special, but it’s something universal, that you know what are you going to ask for. It’s useful to have a McDonald’s restaurante near you, so, if you can’t speak french, that can saves you.

   And who doesn’t like McDonald’s?…

   By Sil1994 on 13th July 2008

7. Everyone knows what to expect from Mcdonalds and thats exactly what you get. The queues can be long, but the food and prices are very reasonable. Id say the quality of the food is just as good as the “fast food” available in the parks and is definately much lower in price. Also good for families as the children know exactly what they are getting and the parents will know the kids will eat it!

   By loulou123 on 12th April 2008

8. It’s McDonalds what else can you say? We slept in during our stay so we popped into McDonalds on the way through the village. I have passed it in the early evening when it was absolutely heaving. Ideal for a family on a tight budget. But as we say, if you are going to DLRP you know it isn’t going to be cheap and we can eat McDonalds anywhere.

   By pmdavies33 on 11th April 2008

9. I attempted to get in to mcdonalds, but i failed miserably! it was just way too busy, i have heard though that its just like any other mcdonalds.

   By disneyboy245 on 31st March 2008

10. It is what it is, McDonald’s, cheap and cheerful. Big queues in the evening, oh and a tip if you want a medium meal – state you want a medium as the automatically give you a large.

    By iwerksdisney on 2nd January 2008

11. Nothing special, looking a little worn around the edges – about the only place in the village you can grab a quick snack for a cheap price but not one I would rush back to.

    By Northerngod on 18th December 2007

12. There is nothing really speical about this McDonald’s compared to every other McDonald’s you’ve been in, apart from its massive size and the golden arches at the entrance. The food is exactly the same as your average McDonald’s and the queues to order are unreal! Sometimes you may have to queue from the counter right out to outside the building.

    I would not recommend to go to McDonald’s for something to eat mainly because of the massive queues, there is absolutely nothing wrong with the food (unless that is you don’t like food from McDonald’s) but you would have a much better meal at one of the other restaurants.

    By -breeno- on 2nd November 2007