how long to stay first time to DLP

[simmonite]

Going to disney paris for the first time with a 2 year old and a four year old. Debating whether to go for 3n/4d or 4n/5d. I have been told that as it is much smaller than WDW the littlies may get fed up after a few days. What do you think- would be very grateful for any advice.

 

[mandymouse]

I'm just going to pop this over to the DLP forums as you'll get lots of useful info and advice from everyone over there

Mandy

 

[higgy66]

I went last December with a 2yr old (almost 3) & 4 year old (just)

We did 6 days/5 nights.

We spent 1/2 day in the studios and the rest of the time in Magic Kingdom. They loved every minute and would have quite happily stayed longer!

As they're so young if you go for longer you can really take your time. If they wanted to go straight back on a ride we did just that. We never had to be thinking what haven't we seen yet - we must start queing for so and so.

We went on Dumbo 3-4 times a day, buzz Lightyear 3 times a day and I've lost the count of IASMAO.

We also left the park around 4.00pm one day and had a lovely swim in the hotel pool. They loved this as much as Magic kingdom!

Have fun

 

[babymaddie]

we went last year with a nearly 4 year old only for 2 night/3 days and it wasnt enough time.

next week we are doing 3ngights/4days and hope to be able to take is a bit easier as we found last year was rush rush rush.

 

[tttessa]

Hiya,
depends where you stay- we were at DCR for 5 nights - the pool provided a great place to get away from it in the afternoons, a full, but quite relaxed trip . Our previous trip was the the Disneyland Hotel 2 nights - we spent very little time there - all in the park, it was a much more hectic trip - felt hurried and packed in ... but fun in its own way...

I would say that if you want to be able to just go with the flow with younger kids, the longer trip is better.

Cheers,
tessa

 

[Ware Bears]

I would also say go for the 4n/5d option.