Disneyland Paris ~ your thoughts please

[kernowyon]

heres a link to it so you all can be singing it too.
YouTube - It's A Small World

[FionaH]

I think I would agree with Zazen and wait a year. Not a great start if she chucks up before you get to France. I would be inclined to check height restrictions on rides too as she is quite little. Best of luck


Oh just read your earlier post, MrH is never wrong either!

[HayleyB]

We went a few years back and although DD loved it we hated it and left early on the Monday to get some decent food and some French culture into us. We stayed at Cheyenne, food was lousy more like a canteen. Funny enough the food was the same sort of stuff wherever you went and overpriced. The staff were not pleasant.

The rodeo was the highlight, worth going. I ended up being chosen to be kidnapped and hustled into a stagecoach, I would have preferred to have been on one of the horses

DD was small and was scared with screaming hysterics in the space thingy with the explosions (can't remember what it was called). Couldn't get her to move, one of the staff was really sweet with her she was about 6 then.

Definitely wouldn't go back but we would like to go to the Florida one though.

[maytreefrannie]

I went in 1998 with eldest daughter and two youngest children, then aged almost 12 (girl) and ten (boy).
We stayed three days. Then we spent two days in Paris, to let them know they were actually in France!

As someone said, the boat trip - It's a small world - was a big favourite with them and even I and older daughter enjoyed that. For the rest, I'm not a big fan of rides and stuff. I wouldn't want to go again to the Disney Park (to Paris, yes anytime) but it was their first time being abroad and they loved every minute.

[di]

We've not been,but kiddies always plead to go when they see the ad...the fact DD is still a bit wary of Brewster Bear & Santa(she's 6&1/2)...I think she'd find it all totally overwhelming!

[zazen999]

That's what I said.
However, Mr Sheds won't admit he might be wrong, ever. And he never takes advice.

How about take her away for one night, say to Cadbury's World, stay in a hotel and see how she is.

I think what Andy&Di said...she might well be completely overwhelmed and cry the whole time you are away - if you are spending that sort of cash then you want her to enjoy it and remember a good experience not a bad one.

[Two_Sheds]

How about take her away for one night, say to Cadbury's World, stay in a hotel and see how she is.

That's what I suggested. He no rissen
He says for the money it costs, we might as well go the whole hog and go to France.

[zazen999]

Good luck.

Men eh?

xxx

[HayleyB]

That's what I suggested. He no rissen
He says for the money it costs, we might as well go the whole hog and go to France. (plus he'd have to drive to B'ham, and he gets road rage just going to Tesco)

Crikey, what would he be like on French Roads me wonders.

Try threatening him with birdcake for dinner (wouldn't work with mine though he ain't eaten it before). Amazing how men can be so pig-headed, you sure we aren't married to the same man

[lynda66]

never been, but i always imagined it being 'wrong' somehow, having mickey mouse with a french accent ....... still hoping to win the lottery so i can take rob to florida

[zazen999]

Warners would be much better...'J'Taime Bob Leponge' - as I had my OH's DD saying all of our French Holiday this year.

[lynda66]

Warners would be much better...'J'Taime Bob Leponge' - as I had my OH's DD saying all of our French Holiday this year.

ok i'm sometimes a bit thick ........ but i have only just realised that's sponge bob lol

[zazen999]

J'Taime you Lynda

xxx

[lynda66]

me too xxxxx ..... i saw you'd psted that a bit back and wondered why, you'd got her saying it ....... i'm gonna ask santa for a new brain this year methinks

[HayleyB]

Gawd me too, I've only just clicked as well *buries head in sand again