Lynda Silk
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Dec 24, 2003
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Hi again,
I went in October and it was about 11 C..perfect for walking around. There were very few lineups.
When we were there during March Break, there weren't a lot of people either and the weather was great, about 14 C. There was a sign in front of Space Mountain at around 2pm that said the wait was 10 minutes, but my kids said that they walked right onto the ride...the 10 minutes was spent walking through the lineup area!
I second PC Mom's suggestion re the open top tour buses. We went on Les Bus Rouges and it was about $25 for 2 days. Their routes are shorter than some of the other bus companies (they stop at 9 places) but you hit most of the landmarks. It's hop on, hop off too. You can get on at any of their stops and just pay the bus driver. My sister said that it was one of her favourite memories...riding on top of the bus through the streets of Paris and just soaking up the sights and sounds of the city.
I went in October and it was about 11 C..perfect for walking around. There were very few lineups.
When we were there during March Break, there weren't a lot of people either and the weather was great, about 14 C. There was a sign in front of Space Mountain at around 2pm that said the wait was 10 minutes, but my kids said that they walked right onto the ride...the 10 minutes was spent walking through the lineup area!
I second PC Mom's suggestion re the open top tour buses. We went on Les Bus Rouges and it was about $25 for 2 days. Their routes are shorter than some of the other bus companies (they stop at 9 places) but you hit most of the landmarks. It's hop on, hop off too. You can get on at any of their stops and just pay the bus driver. My sister said that it was one of her favourite memories...riding on top of the bus through the streets of Paris and just soaking up the sights and sounds of the city.
