First time/spontaneous trip to DP

[Red devil]

I have never been to Disneyland Paris and am considering a fairly spontaneous trip there for 3 or 4 days. I would probably be leaving in about a week or 10 days. However I have not looked into it much and was just wondering if there are any tips that I could get from those who have been before. What to see as well as what I could miss. Please let me know

 

[bennyw01]

dont miss anything its all good, word of advice if you want to ride Crushes Coaster get there first thing in the morning, theres always a que about an hour during holiday times and its worth every minute. also take advantage of extra magic hours and dont miss the big rides and shows. also research where your going and look into the minor details and secrets around the park, i always enjoy printing a list and going looking for them, heres and example http://en.dlrpwiki.org/Secrets some secrets require you physically taking a picture or listening carefully, attention to detail is awesome in dlrp

 

[WDW1991]

I have to agree with Bennyw01, try to take a look at all the attractions. 3 to 4 days is more than enough time to get round everything in the parks and you won't be disappointed. My personal Must-Do is their version of Big Thunder Mountain and highly recomend that to you.

Have a great time!!!

 

[marni1971]

You`ll have a blast. Dress accordingly; Europe is a bit cold at the mo (though the resort was built for cold and wet as well as sun)

2 days will be ample to see everything Disneyland Parc has to offer at a lesiurely pace. A day at the studios will be fine too. Any more time you may want to check out Disney Village or the fantastic mod hotels around the lake (and Disneyland Hotel at the entrance - all are walkable)

DO NOT miss Phantom Manor, BTM, PotC, iasw, Peter Pans Flight, Buzz or Space Mountain 2 at DL, or the ToT, Crush's Coaster, Cinemagique, Armageddon or RnRC (different visuals and theme to DHS) at the studios.

Try not to miss Indiana Jones Temple of Peril, Pinochios Daring Journey, Snow Whites Adventures at DL, or Animagique at WDSP. WOrthy of time also are Adventure Isle, Storybookland Canal and Casey Jr, Moteurs Action (DHS version is quite a bit different now) and the backlot tram tour.

Star Tours is the same as DHS (even in layout) apart from the language, and HISTA Is the same as the US versions but with English on headphones.

Make sure you take in all the details of Disneyland Parc. You`ll see why it cost so much!

Feel free to ask anything else.

 

[Red devil]

Thanks for the tips, much appreciated.

 

[PurpleDisFreak]

Visited DLRP this past March...it was sooooo cold. It was still awesome to be there. It wasn't the same as doing WDW, I LOVE the heat in FL.
Anyway...my recommendation is for food! The Mickey shaped Burgers, the Mickey shaped Brioche filled with something similar to Nutella, and the Mickey shaped cheese pizza. No sauerkraut for your dog at Casey's was a bummer.
We did the Parc for 2 days and Studios in 1. They are right next to each other. It was cute, my nephew & niece kept wanting to ride the Monorail, she cried when we explain there wasn't one.
R U riding in on the metro or driving a car to the Parc? We took the ICE train from Germany to Paris, took the metro right to the Parc from Paris.
I hope you have a fabulous time. We may even go back again next yr, hopefully in warmer weather.