Disneyland Paris - how much did it cost?

Gangster · 14 Mar 2011 at 15:04

Gangster said:
too much, spend a bit more and go to orlando - much better than Paris.

POB said:
too much, spend a bit more and go to Anaheim - much better than Orlando.

doin' it for the lulz.

still +1 over paris and Anaheim though.

Yas786 · 14 Mar 2011 at 16:47

One of my ex's wants to go to disneyland paris with her 2 kids...ive been invited to tag along...free holiday for me...shes thinking of going on april 14th to the 17th....im not so keen on going as i know its a complete rip off...told her to wait a few yrs and go to the American ones as her kids are 7 and 5 at the moment.

Not sure what to advise her really but the accomodation is almost £800 at the cheyenne hotel and that doesnt include eurostar or going by airplane...any ideas as to whats the best plan for her...shes going sat to the travel agents to see what they can offer her.

Jonnycoupe · 14 Mar 2011 at 17:07

Morba said:
It's not just about remembering though, its about making the experience as good as possible. Very young children will not get the same experience as an older child, the magic isn't as good for someone so young.

We took my boy not long ago, he could have done with waiting a couple more years tbh, he was 4/5.

I took mine last October 2 and half and 4. Probably a bit young, mainly as they didnt fit on many of the rides but as a £250 tag onto the end of a visit to friends it wasnt too bad and we all enjoyed it staying in the park 10-10pm, IMO there is little point paying the extra for the hotel, I went to the Davy Crockett ranch as a kid a few times which gives you a bit of the Disney theme for much less cost without resorting to camponille motels. We'll go again in a couple of years again anyway I think.

8t10 · 14 Mar 2011 at 17:14

Best age to go is 18 on a student loan. Best. Weekend. Ever.

Morba · 14 Mar 2011 at 20:44

Spawn said:
One of my ex's wants to go to disneyland paris with her 2 kids...ive been invited to tag along...free holiday for me...shes thinking of going on april 14th to the 17th....im not so keen on going as i know its a complete rip off...told her to wait a few yrs and go to the American ones as her kids are 7 and 5 at the moment.

Not sure what to advise her really but the accomodation is almost £800 at the cheyenne hotel and that doesnt include eurostar or going by airplane...any ideas as to whats the best plan for her...shes going sat to the travel agents to see what they can offer her.

Children under 12 are free atm, travel inc in the free part.