Disneyland Resort Paris

Paris, Paris, Paris is definitely the place to be before you die. If you think I'm lying just try it for yourself because a word of mouth isn't good enough right? I went to Disneyland Last year in the summer and stayed around the park for four days or five days (if you sleep four nights it makes it five day isn't it?) the experience was just extraordinary except for one little thing (I'm not going to tell you the problem at the moment I'm going to hide the problem in between a paragraph so if you are really are curious about knowing the problem you might have to read the whole review my friends!!. ___Some food Places___ In the Main Street U.S.A I ...  Read the complete review

Disneyland Paris was an extrememly good holiday for me and my family. There were five of us, including one disabled and the facilties were generally very good. For my sister, who is disabled, it was relatievly easy to find suitable rides and not have to wait in the long queues for a while, unlike everyone else. This was good, as it is hard for her to stay still in enclosed spaces for too long (such as the queues), and a 'blue' card, which can be enquired about at information enabled four people to go to the front, or nearer the front of queues rather than wait, which made life for us a lot easier. The card could be used on every ride and if you are travelling with a ...  Read the complete review

If you live in the United Kingdom, then it is only a short and an ideal trip to go on with the kids just before Christmas. They get to meet Mickey Mouse and all the Disney characters they want in France. It is an entertaining break for the whole family that is always exciting and fun. It is a smaller version than the one in Florida, but it's great too, because it is in Paris where you can visit all those other places that you're hoping to see. The rides are great. There is the star tours ride, which is set as a the spaceship in Star Wars the film and it gives the effect of a simulator ride. There is Pirates of the Caribbean, which is a boat ride through a ...  Read the complete review

Well it is such a popular place to visit for short breaks and families that it can be difficult to decide what people who are thinking of going, need to know. In my opinion everyone is different and also everyone needs different things so I am going to review as much as I can of Disneyland as a whole along with some tips and advice that will come in especially useful for those who may be visiting for the first time! ********************* Please bear in mind that this review is pretty long but, is almost like a rough guide as I have tried to include everything that you could possibly need to know from getting there to picking hotels and the parks ...  Read the complete review

Disneyland Paris was opened in 1992. It is situated about 45 minutes away from Charles De Gaulle Airport. Eilidh our newly 4 year old, had been desperate to see the Disney princesses and with her being near her birthday we decided that we should book and go over the weekend of her birthday. Many companies do package deals to Disneyland Paris and we chose to go with Thomas cook signature as they seemed to give the best deal pricewise as well as good flight times. As it happened we got free child places as this seems to be an available offer which DLP offer between January and ...  Read the complete review