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One of the biggest differences is that Florida is a holiday, Paris is a break. Do what we did, let Paris whet your appetite and then do Florida.

 

Thanks!

So is paris a 2/3/4 day type thing? If so what number of days? and Florida is the 2 week effort?

 

We were in Eurodisney for three nights. It was deffo enough.

 

Unless you want to 'do' Paris as well, the Disney stay only needs 2 days to see it all but then it's over a bit too quick. We did 5 days/4 nights and spent one evening in Paris to see the Eiffel Tower lit up for the kids. Florida we did 2 weeks and went to Universal, Sea World and Cape Canaveral.

 

Or go somewhere other than Disneyland

 

Just looked and it's EuroDisney's 25th anniversary with lots of special events.

 

Its different.

Its not too bad on the rides (especially for kids if i remember right) but obviously the factor of euro isn't the rides, it's the disney experience, disney characters, disney film short feature films etc etc. I went there 6 years back and i think we quite enjoyed it.

Expensive though as you would expect from this sort of place

 

Yep. If you like Frozen, you're in for a treat.

 

^^^^^Man without kids

Agree though.

 

I remember the rides at disney all being tame

 

Rhyl is OK this time of year

 

No it's not.

 

No. It's brilliant

 

I can't even make jokes about it, Rhyl is a ****hole.

 

Is it Rhylly good?

 

We could have not606 get-togethers in Eurodisney and Rhyl and then discuss the relative merits.

 

Good idea ... after all Euronly live once

 

I've never been to any Disney park... Going to be in Orlando again in November for a conference again. Never seen the appeal of Disney though.

 

If you like cold drizzle it's fantastic this time of year.

 

You're not meant to ffs, it's for your bin lids

Anyway, thank **** I don't have the 'joys' of those kind of 'holidays' anymore. Vegas is the perfect adult themepark