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[itslizi]

I was wondering if you can get free cash withdrawals in the cash machine in the Disney Village?

[Sulley's Arms]

Yes, it was certainly free last time I used it (if you mean near McD?)

[itslizi]

Yes, it was certainly free last time I used it (if you mean near McD?)

I am not quite sure on its exact location, I just knew there was a cash machine in the Disney Village, if the one by McDonalds is free and another isn't I know where I'll be going.

I usually get all my money exchanged before I travel but this year we have a account that doesn't charge for usage aboard.

[gothprincess]

They might not charge for usage abroad but they may give you rubbish exchange rates via a cash machiene I'd check first.

[itslizi]

They might not charge for usage abroad but they may give you rubbish exchange rates via a cash machiene I'd check first.

That's a good thought, I'll look into it.

[DisneyRon]

To be fair, the exchange rate is going to be fairly rubbish regardless, however, doesn't DLP have a system where you can just charge "smaller" purchases (up to €150 I believe) directly to your hotel bill?
Found it, your Hotel EasyPass should let you do just that.
That way you pay for it at the end using your creditcard, and you're only charged the exchange rate of your own bank, which will generally be better than the average cash-terminal, though probably still worse than just getting Euros at your bank before you leave.

[gemma2806]

I used the cash machines in November, the ones over from the Steakhouse and I did get charged about €2 for withdrawing money. This was using a Thomas Cook euro debit card.

[LotsoHugginBear]

As far as I know it depends which credit /bank card and which cash machine you use. Some combinations will cause costs... Better ask your bank and get the details.