Only have one day.......

[tinkandonaldfans]

we are in paris for the weekend and being big disney fans we figured we would give DLP a try. We know Florida inside out but I have only been to DLP once when I was on the French Exchange with school when I was 13 about 15 years ago! -working that out made me feel old, thought it was only a few years ago

we would be looking to go on December 1st. It would just be me and my husband! Should we try both parks, how do you get there and back, are the transport options open late

is it all possible in one day?(i appreciate not everything could be done but I mean the main highlights)

 

[tinks_1989]

We went in Aug 2008 and just did a day in the park a Saturday of the bank holidaywe were there from 10am till 11pm and we did both parks. We saw everything we wanted, went for a meal at blue lagoon, saw the parade, the nighttime parade and fireworks. It was a long day but we really enjoyed it.

 

[Carrie_Cat]

we would be looking to go on December 1st. It would just be me and my husband! Should we try both parks, how do you get there and back, are the transport options open late

is it all possible in one day?(i appreciate not everything could be done but I mean the main highlights)

Weekends are very busy, Christmas weekends are even busier as lots of locals will come to see the theming and the Christmas shows.

That been said...

Park hours will be normally good at the weekend - 10.00-19.00 for the Studios and 10.00-22.00 so you could get a fair bit done

Gates open at 9.30 so if you get there before that you'd have a good chance of doing Crush first thing and going from there.

Choose what you want to do and we will have a go at making a plan up for you.

Trains run every 15 minutes or so from Paris to DLP and back to Paris. They start at 5.30am and go through to after midnight.
It takes around 40-60 minutes depending on where you are staying and a day ticket (Mobilis zones 1-5 ) costs 15.20€ or if you are under 26 there is a youth ticket only on weekends that costs 7.60€ and is good for all day travel in zones 1-5.

Buy your ticket at least 5 days in advance from the Fnac and you will get the Francilien rate which is the cheapest price on offer