Strategy!

[fifinefairy]

When we went to Florida in 2010 - I subscribed to a website where you put in the date you were going and it gave you a detailed plan of what route you should take around the parks dependent on age of kids, whether you wanted to do everything in a day or had several days.

It worked like a charm - we avoid pretty much every queue.

Does anyone know of anything similar, a guidebook or strategy guide? We are going for two nights.

We will be driving down and staying just outside Paris so that on the morning when we get our passes we will be there early to maximise the three days we have.

However, we are aiming to leave the park by 5pm ish on the third days as we are then driving on to Paris for a few nights before returning home.

Love being back on this forum! Makes it all the more exciting!

[Katie C]

Well, there is an Unofficial Guide to Disneyland Paris and I think a lot of their functionality is available on their website for DLP too, which includes tailored touring plans and the like. The guidebook is a few years out of date though.
I don't know if the Brits Guide offer anything similar?

[Peter H]

I don't know of any. Bare in mind a couple of things.
Firstly you don't need to plan as much for DLP. You need to have an idea of what you want to do and when you want to do it. What time the parade is and what time wishes is. In Studios base your plan around the times of the shows. If you are onsite use EMH. This normally only rides (not all but most) in Fantasyland and Discoveryland. Figure out if you want to eat at a certain resturant.

Secondly you are already in the best place for help planning. Ask any question here. Make a plan and show us. We will help you.

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