How would you split your time?

[jasminej]

Three nights in Paris in February.

Very keen to see the sights of Paris as well as time at Disneyland.

Two adults, three children (10,7,2).

Should we stay three nights at Disney hotel and travel into Paris for a few trips? Or should we stay one night in Paris and two nights at Disney?

I’d rather be in one place but would it be feasible to travel easily into centre of Paris? Boys love watching Miraculous so want to see the sights from the show!

We would land lunchtime on the Friday and fly home Monday evening.

All advice appreciated.

[Elodie]

Difficult to say - on our first trip, we did 5 full days in the parks and one full day (10am to midnight!) in Paris. I guess if you say you’re there for half of that time, 2.5 days in the parks and half a day in Paris might be enough? But then you’d have to factor in the time for travelling to Paris, so that might need to be a full day if you want to see all the sights. I definitely wouldn’t want to make a few trips into Paris on a 3 day trip, as you’d lose so much time travelling back and forward.

Would it work to do Disney on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday, then head into Paris first thing on the Monday and leave in time for your flight?

[mcoler18]

We are doing this next March with our two (9 and 6), we booked 4 nights in the Disneyland hotel and were going to go into Paris one day but at around £450 per night and the fact we would lose a days dining plan we cancelled one night saving £450 and booked a nice hotel in Paris near the Eiffel for our last night,