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Disney Paris in November

  • 13-06-2011 07:16PM
    #1
    tommyh1977
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    Hi, has anyone here visited Disney Paris in November? Reason im asking is i can get a cracking deal for travel 1st November with our two kids aged 2 & 4 but looking up weather reviews seemingly Pairs in November can be cold and wet (even colder and wetter than Ireland). Any advice appreciated.


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  • #2
    DrumSteve
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    Went in January myself so similar weather. Bit cold alright but a lot of the rides are indoors. It is brilliant but give it 2/3 days max.


  • #3
    chickenlittle
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 103 ✭✭chickenlittle


    Went in December and it was very cold but loads of layers and ye'll be grand ! Don't know when they decorate the place for Halloween but if it was it would be great to see. The Christmas decorations were fab. If you're getting a good deal take it and enjoy !


  • #4
    shrapnel222
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    tommyh1977 wrote: »
    Hi, has anyone here visited Disney Paris in November? Reason im asking is i can get a cracking deal for travel 1st November with our two kids aged 2 & 4 but looking up weather reviews seemingly Pairs in November can be cold and wet (even colder and wetter than Ireland). Any advice appreciated.

    usually november is pretty cold and can be pretty miserable. on a side note, 2 and 4 is way too young for eurodisney, as they won't get much out of it tbh.


  • #5
    netnerd
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    Chances are it will indeed be cold and wet, but hell, you'll be at Disney and it shouldnt dampen your spirits.

    If your 2 and 4 year olds are anything like my kids of the same age, they will absolutely love it, rain or shine.


  • #6
    Spook_ie
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    We have been there the first week of December, staying in the Newport Bay club - it was cold but we had 3 days of bright sunshine, so if you have got a great deal, I would say go for it !!!! just bring a few warm jumpers & a rain jacket.


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  • #7
    RosieJoe
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    Was there late last November, the week that was brutal snow here!

    Woke up on the Monday morning to a blanket of snow in Eurodisney and it was fantastic! :D

    The first time we went my kids were 2 and 4 and they had a ball. There is plenty of rides to do and shows to go! You sometimes end up doing the same ones over and over again.

    Would definitely recommend you get to see the little shows they do in the Studios, the likes of Stitch, Playhouse Disney and Handy Manny. There are a couple of other ones too that the kids would relate to and enjoy.

    Just bring layers of clothes, wetgear, hats, scarfs and gloves and you will be OK!


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