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dannymccann

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7th Mar 09 at 20:56

As above really, preferably from someone whos done it on the cheap before. Need to get passports and all that shit sorted before we go, but I was thinking of booking it for something like June/July time so would have plenty of time.

Also, how long do you need for the park? Ive been to World in florida, and we needed more than 2 weeks

Cheers

Richie B

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7th Mar 09 at 22:25

I went with the GF and we'd bought a 3 day pass for boths parks (with one extra free - so 4 total) and found that was probably too much.

The main park is decent and a canny size, but the studios one is quite small. We went in Sept when it wouldn't be as busy as the Summer though, so that'll be a factor with queuing times etc.

We flew to CDG and got the TGV to Disney (takes 10 mins rather than an hr+ on the RER but will cost a little more)

Wrighty

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7th Mar 09 at 22:26

you could see it all in 2 days easy

Richie B

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7th Mar 09 at 22:34

Yeah, I agree. Wouldn't book more than 3 and would spend the rest in Paris itself, which is really good

djedstar

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7th Mar 09 at 22:52

gold crest coach holidays one day tour of paris then one day in disneyland 150-200 depending on what season u go in

Aaron

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7th Mar 09 at 22:57

Who was that lad off here who was going to drive there and back in one day?

He posted a thread about it a few months ago

Ren

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8th Mar 09 at 03:38

Buy it dinner first.

All Torque

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8th Mar 09 at 09:13

quote:
Originally posted by Ren
Buy it dinner first.

*facepalm*

Twiggy

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8th Mar 09 at 09:49

quote:
Originally posted by Aaron
Who was that lad off here who was going to drive there and back in one day? He posted a thread about it a few months ago

fuck that!

smack

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8th Mar 09 at 09:50

walk or cycle, its free

Aaron

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8th Mar 09 at 10:45

quote:
Originally posted by smack
walk or cycle, its free

Link to the shop which gives away free bikes please?

Shane

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8th Mar 09 at 11:00

quote:
Originally posted by Aaron

quote:
Originally posted by smack
walk or cycle, its free

Link to the shop which gives away free bikes please?

dannymccann

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8th Mar 09 at 16:42

Thanks for confirming the amount of time we would need. Is language barrier an issue as we speak next to no french, for example public transport

antnee

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8th Mar 09 at 16:47

just sneak in, free that way

Steve X16XE

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8th Mar 09 at 17:49

Drive there. If only you had a Vauxhall Astra Y20DTH

See if you can average 80mph over there

(that's including petrol and bathroom stop, toll booths and slow cars).

quote:
Originally posted by Wrighty
you could see it all in 2 days easy

Try 3. There are 3 parts to the park. Split them up and jobs a good one.

[Edited on 08-03-2009 by Steve X16XE]

Richie B

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8th Mar 09 at 22:38

quote:
Originally posted by dannymccann
Thanks for confirming the amount of time we would need. Is language barrier an issue as we speak next to no french, for example public transport

Nah, they *all* speak good English, put us to shame tbh

I didn't speak any French, even in Paris itself.

Jamescorsa97

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9th Mar 09 at 01:21

I went for 3 days, bang on about right TBH. We spent the 3rd day in paris.

Spent about 400 each

dannymccann

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9th Mar 09 at 16:48

Thanks all

And Steve

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