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[aj2703]

Do they charge for the ice rink..? If so anyone know how much for how long..?

The same for the balloon in the lake. Anyone know..?

[DLPZest]

Found out the balloon has a separate website:
http://panoramagique.com/en/informations-pratiques

Prices:
Under 3 years: free
3 to 11 years: €6
12 years or older: €12

Not sure if I remember correctly, but I think AP holders get a discount on panoramagique.

Edit:

Clearly I have too much free time on my hands, found some info on the ice rink (http://www.disneylandparis-holidays.com/disneyland-paris-ice-skating.html).

with skate: 12€ /grown-up and 9€/child (3-11 years old)
without skate:10€ /grown-up and 7€/child (3-11 years old)

Not sure how up-to-date it is, but it'll give you an idea.

[samuelvictor]

You mean the ice skating in front of the Hotel New York? I'm sure I read somewhere last year that it was permanently closing - or has that since changed? (Maybe with the financial restructuring the decision was reversed?)

[seraphelle]

It's not open at the moment, the ice skating, whether it will be open from Wednesday I don't know. I will let you know.

[Rocketeer]

You mean the ice skating in front of the Hotel New York? I'm sure I read somewhere last year that it was permanently closing - or has that since changed? (Maybe with the financial restructuring the decision was reversed?)

I thought I heard that as well. Wasn't it going to be replaced with some sort of NYC Yellow Cab thing?

[Zee79]

It wasn't open when we went at New Year much to the kids disappointment.

[samuelvictor]

I thought I heard that as well. Wasn't it going to be replaced with some sort of NYC Yellow Cab thing?

Yeah that's right - little battery powered ride on taxi cab kiddie rides... personally I hope they changed the decision & went back to having the skating rink.

[Rocketeer]

Yeah that's right - little battery powered ride on taxi cab kiddie rides... personally I hope they changed the decision & went back to having the skating rink.

Thanks I was starting to think that I'd imagined that. Maybe the cost of buying the cars and all that goes with eventually outweighed the cost of scrapping the skating rink.

[samuelvictor]

Thanks I was starting to think that I'd imagined that. Maybe the cost of buying the cars and all that goes with eventually outweighed the cost of scrapping the skating rink.

I don't think they are owned or operated by DLRP, rather outsourced/rented to third party company like the arcade machines. The cost to convert the skating rink is almost nothing, because they just put carpet over the surface...

I found the old thread here : https://forum.dlpguide.com/index.php?topic=17584.0