Paris Advice?

Hiya,

Just after some help really,

I%26#39;m going to Paris with my boyfriend next month, flying in to CDG and staying for 5 days, 4 nights.

We%26#39;d like to go to Disneyland for 2 days and then venture round Paris for 2 days.

We were thinking, what is the cheapest/best options if anyone knows.

With regards transfers, accomadation etc, would it be easier to stay in a hotel in the centre of Paris or stay closer to the Disneyland hotel?

I%26#39;d love to stay in the Disney hotels but unfortunately they%26#39;re out of my price range.

Any help on any of those things would be great, i%26#39;d really appreciate it.

Natalie

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There must be somebody who can help? :)

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Hi Disney is very easy to get to from central paris - less than hour journey - and trains run quite regularly - Paris Disney is one park with a combination of the most popular disney attractions in their four parks in US - my daughter (13)and I will regularly go to disney when in Paris but just for one day - you can do it in one day if you are organised leaving you to enjoy all the wonderful experiences Paris has to offer for a couple visiting Paris for first time.

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There are several hotels across from the RER station at Bussy-St Georges, which is about 2-3 stops before you reach the Disney stop. You can open a Google map for %26#39;Bussy St Georges France%26#39;, then search for %26#39;hotel%26#39;. Then check TA reviews.

(We didnt stay at any hotels, just got off to play golf at the course there).

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Where you stay depends on how you view the holiday. Is it a trip to Paris with a side trip to Disney? OR is it a trip to Disney with a side trip to Paris?

Whichever is the main purpose of your visit - that%26#39;s where to stay in my opinion: personally I%26#39;d always opt to stay in Paris proper, but I%26#39;m not a theme park person. Been there, done that, got the T shirt and the memories, but I%26#39;ve grown up now........

You can get some great bargains in Paris - do a search for budget hotels in the white box above. For a first visit I%26#39;d look for something central - that will be post codes 75001 to 75006.(the higher the post code the further out from the centre).

Have fun.

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I agree that limiting Disneyland to one day would be a good plan. Stay in Paris as described above.

If you are really into theme parks, then how about Disneyland one day and Asterix another day? I don%26#39;t know but for me Paris is the attraction. I%26#39;ve been to Disneyland but truthfully I didn%26#39;t think it was very much fun. I think it is more fun for kids ages 7-12 or so. You might love it but I think that if you have been to one amusement park you have been to them all. I used to live in California and for me Universal Studios (they do little shows with animals, etc. and a couple of amazing rides that you wait in line forever for) was way more fun than Disneyland. I know you don%26#39;t have Universal Studios and I am sorry to say that I don%26#39;t know where Exeter is.

What do you want to do in Paris which you think you would enjoy?

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