Disney Paris any hints

[johnk]

Going To Disney Paris in May, does anyone have any tips on what rides to go on or where to eat etc?

[ojread2]

how old are the people in your party?

How long are you going for?

[ojread2]

oh, and are you staying on site?

[johnk]

We're staying at a Disney hotel and there are 3 adults 64, 62, and 34. 2 children 5 & 8.

[Kristal53]

take a lot of money and grab a few items off the breakfast buffet to take with you for lunch. its extremely expensive to eat on the Disney site. My youngest has just come back from 4 days in Eurodisney with his sister -plenty of rides for all ages but even in February there were 2 hour q's for the popular rides.

[coccinelle]

Other than don't go!! LOL not my cup of tea... One good tip is to start from the back and work forwards so there's less waiting in the queues. When are you going in May? There are 4 bank holiday weekends that month here in France.

[johnk]

9 - 13 May

[coccinelle]

You're lucky; that's the weekend which isnt!! have a good time.

[Kristal53]

I hate to tell you this OP but the grandparents are gonna hate it - maybe try and get them some trips out of the site -Versaille, Central Paris perhaps?

[johnk]

Kristal, No we'll be OK, I'll be on the rides myself, wife will go on the more gentle ones.

[ojread2]

blimey, grandparents will LOVE DLP just as much as the children will
Plan your days well - get a parc map and plan your way round, dont just walk aimlessly
Take bottles and refill with water from fountains to save money - drinking water in the parc is as good as in the UK, in fact better
Pinch a few bits for lunch from breakfast but dont go mad or you'll get stopped
There are many places to eat inside DLP, form service to buffet. Burgers, pizza etc. We enjoy Woodys Cookout and it tends to be fairly quiet, even in high season as it is on the other side of the park

As far as I can tell, there are no French school holidays at the time you are going and UK kids are at school as well

For a wealth of information you'll find a very dedicated DE, figgygirl, here
http://www.tripadviso...ne_Ile_de_France.html
Check the TQ box on the right hand side of the forum - everything you could possibly want to know

have fun! I love DLP and am a mum of an 8 year old and nanny to 2 under 2's =)

[T&S]

If you have a little girl in the group, I would really recommend Lunch in the Auberge au Cendrillon (It's lunch with some Disney Princesses). It's a little pricey, but we found the food excellent and my little girl was beaming from ear to ear all day.

[johnk]

Thanks OJ, that will be very useful. T&S just 2 boys but thanks anyway