Never been before - HELP!

[deb960]

Hi
We are planning to go to Disneyland Paris with our 3.5 year old twins. We have a motorhome so are planning taking this as I understand they have camping there (well in the carpark anyway)

I have loads of basic questions, ie, whats best way of getting there (we live in the uk), has anyone taken a motorhome over there before? What tickets should we buy, one, two, three, four days?

My husband and I went to Disneyworld for our honeymoon many years ago and that was great - now want to take our children but closer to home.

Any other help would be great!

Thanks

 

[Cyrano]

Hi deb960 and welcome to DLP DIS board
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There was at least one poster in the past who came with a motorhome.
Hopefully someone will remember and I'll look to see if it is in the trip report index.

How many days are you thinking about going as annual passports (AP) may work out the best value for you.

Have a look at The Very Useful Info sticky as well as ask lots of questions

 

[DLPdaft]

Hi Deb,

I can't help with getting there by motorhome etc I'm afraid.

As to how long you should go on your first trip - that does depend on when you are thinking of going. If you are going outside of school holidays (in UK and of course France and other European countries) I'd say 3 or 4 days would be ideal.

Having said that, as your twins are 3, and if you do decide to go to the parks for 3 days or more, you and your husband could buy an Annual Pass each, and each get a free Annual Pass for the twins. This kids free Annual Pass offer is on until November 08 at the moment.

This link is great for information on Annual Passes -

http://www.dlrpmagic.com/guides/practical/annualpassports/

Hope this helps, and welcome to this site !

Elaine

 

[Ware Bears]

Hi deb960, welcome to the DIS!