Originally Posted by
BadgerBoi
It's many, many years since I visited Disneyland (the original) and I don't recall drinking coffee there - but it would be a pretty safe bet for me to say that I didn't. Our Canadian friend has put me in the mood to revisit Disneyland Paris during my next trip to France in a few months; if I go I may see what passes for coffee there and report on it. Purely for social research purposes of course...
Like most things in Disneyland Paris, it is far better than in the American parks. And thankfully that absurd 'free but really not free' dining program didn't make it to France to ruin the food like it did in the US parks.
They until recently served a different version of Nescafe, more to European tastebuds, so typically Americans seem to think that it tastes like engine oil. Sadly, there is now a Starbucks in Disney Village so I suppose that they can go there for American style coffee. And for those wanting better coffee in general, there are a few places in the train station. (I believe that they currently serve Segafredo)
I'm willing to consider a short train trip after work in the next few weeks to do a taste test if need be.
