This isn't a review - more of a "Top tips survival guide" 1) During summer months make sure that you have remembered to take the sun cream with you. (sounds obvious i know, but we left ours at the hotel and rather studpidly thought we'd buy some more. At £22 for a small bottle of factor 30, my husband was sent back to the hotel, complaining bitterly, to go and get ours.) 2) Take your own bottles of coke and water. (We got a case of coke and water from our local cash and carry and took it over with us.) Then to keep it cool fill the sink with cold water and leave the bottles floating in it. 3) If #2 isn't an option - take a WIDE neck ...  Read the complete review

We travelled by coach to Disney Land Paris which took approx 10 hours. We stayed in a hotel on the outskirts of the park and there were regular buses that took you back and forth to the park. We had a two day pass which I think was all we needed as the parks were not as big as I thought they would be. We went in November so it was out of season, so we didn't have long to queue for the rides for very long but the queues to have your picture with Mickey Mouse etc were very long we just gave up! As we went near christmas every so many hours by the entrance they would start playing a christmas song and snow started falling! It was obviously ...  Read the complete review

It is hard to describe the magic you feel when you are at Disneyland Paris, or just how much I love the place but I will give it a try! I am also reviewing Disney Studios as part of this as the parks are next door to each other and really are part and parcel of the same thing. I have been 4 times and I have enjoyed each visit even better than the last. I first went with my mum when it had only just opened and I was about 14. Back then there were not as many attractions as there are now but it was still an awesome holiday. I have then taken my son 3 times, once when he was 2, then when he was 5 and more recently when he was 14. I am telling you this to ...  Read the complete review

As you walk under the pink Victorian chateau style Disney Hotel and into Mainstreet USA, you begin to feel the Disney magic infect every fibre of your being. Mainstreet USA is as it sounds, a slice of Americana, with old fashioned shops, boutiques, deli's and coffee shops lining the boulevard. Paddy wagon's and carriages drive up and down Mainstreet, taxiing people from the bandstand near the Disney Hotel up to Cinderella's castle. The gift shops are obviously quite expensive, but there is a lot of exclusive merchandise not to be found anywhere else. I personally love Casey's Corner, the baseball themed hot dog vendor on one of the corners of Mainstreet. The hot ...  Read the complete review

Disney Land Resort Paris, I have only been here once about 2 years ago but i am due to go again in march so when i get back ill be sure to update my review as i will be much more up to date when i return, but for now ill review my first experience here. So Disney Land Resort Paris currently has two themed parks, Disney Land Park and the newer edition Walt Disney Studios Park, both of these parks are packed full of attractions, rides, and helpful friendly caring staff and the whole thing comes together great to try and make your holiday a truly magical experience. There is also the Disney Village which consists of shops, restaurants, ...  Read the complete review