u/Cautious_Nomad_

i’m not trying to get into a debate on if you should remove the auto gratuities or not we will not remove them.
But for those who tip extra on Disney cruises beyond the automatic gratuities….what's your usual breakdown? My husband and I typically give our cabin attendant $10 to $20 extra per day, our main dining room server $20 per day and the assistant server another $20 per day if the service is good. The head server is where it gets awkward for us, we usually hand $20 or $40 out of a sense of obligation but have no idea what's actually standard. We also tip the porters usually $5 a bag. Looking for a general consensus on who people tip extra and how much ? are we doing too much ,too little? I know these people work really hard.

Do you have to buy tickets to the Halloween festival in Disneyland Paris like you do for Disney World in the states? are there nights where the park stays open longer like mickey’s not so scary Halloween party in the states?