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Gillo

Yes, I know there's lots to do.

But, what do you recomment?

WellyJ

Punch Mickey Mouse in the groin

Gillo

Punch Mickey in the M!ckey I likes it

That actually reminds me, of years ago going to Tramore with the scouts (was prob 13 or 14 at the time), a few of us went on a ghost train. But at one particular stage on the ride, some guy jumped out and started grabbing at us just to make the ride that bit scarier. So we went on it again but this time knew where he would jump out, so we turned around and preceded to kick the poop out of him!!!!!

CathyMoran

We were there in January and did not find it that good, if you have kids with you though I imagine that it would be great. Also, if you love rollarcoasters you are sorted.

Lil' Smiler

Was there in January too, had a great time,stayed in The New York hotel in disney village etc. the ice rink was open nd all the christmas decorations were still up - it was lovely!!

be careful if eating in the restaraunts in the park - very very pricey!!

Space Mountain is a must as is the Aerosmith rollercoaster in the park beside (can't remember the name)... as irritating as it is, "It's a small world" must be done!! And the indiana jones rollercoaster - well worth screaming your lungs out on!!

Gillo

Lil' Smiler wrote:

Space Mountain is a must as is the Aerosmith rollercoaster in the park beside (can't remember the name)... as irritating as it is, "It's a small world" must be done!! And the indiana jones rollercoaster - well worth screaming your lungs out on!!

Yeah, it was amazing. Especially Space Mountain, because I was staying in the resort I got the passes to stay late so come 8:30 there was no queue for space mountain, I did three times in the space of 30 to 40 minutes. Christ on a bike, my head hurt by the end.

Scoobydoobydoo

We were there this year for the second time. We were a bit more clever this time!
Try to go midweek obviously.
If it rains, it's actually a good thing - get all the rides done then, it's much easier!
Use the Fast Pass system. Figure out which rides have them that you want to go to, plan ahead - the queues for some rides are 90 minutes long or something ridiculous, but if you plan ahead you can avoid all that.
Try and get your park tickets, before you arrive at the park. Most hotels around the place sell them. The queues at the park for tickets are long!
Don't expect quality food at the parks, it's all junk food. Even in the nice looking places! We ate in the Disney Village, at Annette's Diner (kinda like a big Eddie Rockets, larger menu) and Rainforest Cafe. It's a bit expensive but probably the best, we thought, plus major novelty value for kids (like eating in a jungle).
The Disney hotels are over priced and not all are that close to the park. Check out tripadvisor.com
We stayed in the Dream Castle Hotel, which has a regular bus service (every 15 mins) to the parks. Great value hotel, but food, again, awful! Agree with the others about the rides, and also it is usually easier late in the day.

Mad Mike

Beware the Spinning Teacups

rossie1977

its disneyland Paris btw, has been for about 10-12 years now

Space mountain is a must, about 3 times
Indiana Jones backwards is cool
Thundermountain is excellent if very short and the lines are annoying
people like the haunted mansion near the front, some hate it
I love the electrified cars on the track because i am a big baby.
Honey i shrunk the audience is a good laff
Spacetours is cool, you may get quezzy though with all the rocking

Gillo

rossie1977 wrote:

its disneyland Paris btw, has been for about 10-12 years now

Yeah, but Marathon tastes way better than Snickers.

Thunder Mountain was cool, because A; you can flash the camera and show off your nipples as it takes a picture (No over shoulder restraints) B; even as the ride was finishing I kept shouting "Woo Hoo" and waving my arms in the air as though it was the middle of the ride. As soon as people turned around to see who was doing it, I smiled, winked and screamed some more!!!