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Yacht Club Breakfast Menu Adults    € 8,40 Children (3-11)    € 2,40 Selection of cereals Breakfast buns Yoghurt Cheese Ham Fruit Juice Hot Beverages Hot Meals American Platter   € 6,00 Scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, potatoes Bacon or Sausage Platter    € 4,20 Scrambled Eggs Platter    € 3,70  

Yacht Club Restaurant at Disneyland Paris Closes for Refurbishment

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The Yacht Club restaurant at Disneyland Paris has closed for refurbishment. The restaurant is located in Disney’s Newport Bay Club. I am not sure of the official reopening date, but the first evening I see available in the app is September 3rd, 2024. The restaurant serves specialties “inspired by New England with Mediterranean influences”.

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There are two main restaurants at Disney’s Newport Bay Club – the Yacht Club and also Cape Cod, which is a buffet restaurant (we had a nice meal there in September 2022).

If you are looking for a lovely restaurant to dine at while the Yacht Club is under refurbishment, we do recommend Brasserie Rosalie in Disney Village, which opened late last year.

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Park : Disney Village Location : Disney Hotel Newport Bay Club Theme : Type : Table service Cuisine : Fish Price : €€€

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The Yacht Club restaurant at the Newport Bay Club Hotel in Disneyland Paris is a sit-down restaurant and the ideal place for lovers of seafood and New England-inspired dishes. With an elegant décor tailor-made for the most distinguished captains, the Yacht Club offers an authentic maritime ambience. Mediterranean influences mingle with local specialties to create a tasty menu, with options to suit all tastes.

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Hi, I'm Julie, and I'm really passionate about Disney, Pixar and the various Disneyland Parks. Having grown up with a Cast Member dad, I was able to immerse myself in this magical world from an early age, from which I've never left. Today, I've had an Annual Pass for Disneyland Paris for 8 years, enabling me to make the most of this enchanted world, as well as my favorite attraction: Big Thunder Mountain.

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