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Good time to visit Disneyland Paris?

Disneyland Paris: Week after New Year's a good time to visit Disneyland Paris and Walt Disney Studios?

From Sandra Vieira
Posted December 10, 2006 at 11:08 PM
We will be in Paris the week after New Year's. I believe the French children are out of school still. Does anyone know whether the Disneyland Paris and Walt Disney Studios will be crowded.

I would never visit the California parks during Christmas vacation-too crowded.


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From David McCann
Posted December 18, 2006 at 2:49 AM
Yes the parks will be crowded and people will see the path you will be walking in and walk right infront of you instead of the direction they're going in that would avoid you. Take a peg for your nose and a gas mask unless you want a stomach ache breathing in raw sewerage and urine smells. Bon voyage!

From steve lammert
Posted December 20, 2006 at 7:13 AM
My advise: If you're going to Disneyland Paris... cancel your flight and forget about it. No mean to be rude, but you will see some major rudeness in DSP. Man, I couldn't believe those French people. I still have nightmaresm about all the French yelling and spitting at me..

From steve lammert
Posted December 20, 2006 at 7:13 AM
My advise: If you're going to Disneyland Paris... cancel your flight and forget about it. No mean to be rude, but you will see some major rudeness in DSP. Man, I couldn't believe those French people. I still have nightmaresm about all the French yelling and spitting at me..

From steve lammert
Posted December 20, 2006 at 7:13 AM
My advise: If you're going to Disneyland Paris... cancel your flight and forget about it. No mean to be rude, but you will see some major rudeness in DSP. Man, I couldn't believe those French people. I still have nightmaresm about all the French yelling and spitting at me..

From steve lammert
Posted December 20, 2006 at 7:13 AM
My advise: If you're going to Disneyland Paris... cancel your flight and forget about it. No mean to be rude, but you will see some major rudeness in DSP. Man, I couldn't believe those French people. I still have nightmaresm about all the French yelling and spitting at me..

From steve lammert
Posted December 20, 2006 at 7:13 AM
My advise: If you're going to Disneyland Paris... cancel your flight and forget about it. No mean to be rude, but you will see some major rudeness in DSP. Man, I couldn't believe those French people. I still have nightmaresm about all the French yelling and spitting at me..

From steve lammert
Posted December 20, 2006 at 7:13 AM
My advise: If you're going to Disneyland Paris... cancel your flight and forget about it. No mean to be rude, but you will see some major rudeness in DSP. Man, I couldn't believe those French people. I still have nightmaresm about all the French yelling and spitting at me..

From steve lammert
Posted December 20, 2006 at 7:13 AM
My advise: If you're going to Disneyland Paris... cancel your flight and forget about it. No mean to be rude, but you will see some major rudeness in DSP. Man, I couldn't believe those French people. I still have nightmaresm about all the French yelling and spitting at me..

From steve lammert
Posted December 20, 2006 at 7:13 AM
My advise: If you're going to Disneyland Paris... cancel your flight and forget about it. No mean to be rude, but you will see some major rudeness in DSP. Man, I couldn't believe those French people. I still have nightmaresm about all the French yelling and spitting at me..

From steve lammert
Posted December 20, 2006 at 7:13 AM
My advise: If you're going to Disneyland Paris... cancel your flight and forget about it. No mean to be rude, but you will see some major rudeness in DSP. Man, I couldn't believe those French people. I still have nightmaresm about all the French yelling and spitting at me..

From steve lammert
Posted December 20, 2006 at 8:49 AM
I am, terribly sorry for taking up this much space. the Submit button wasn't working. Or so I thought.. :)

From mark lacey
Posted January 4, 2007 at 3:29 PM
The comments about DLP are in my view in very bad taste.
I live in England and am not the biggest fan of the French (believe me the English and the French really do not like each other) but DLParis is a magical place that is best avoided during school holidays which is something that applies to theme parks all over the world.
Alton Towers in England is an unplesant place on a crowded hot summers day, we have our rude, obnoxious people in England too. The same also goes for WDW, I had the misfortune to visit during Spring Break 2 years ago, every park was heaving and yes I did meet my fair share rude Americans, we all have them (It's just maybee the French do have rather more!)
Anyone who misses out on a trip to DLP though misses out, it is the best themed and by far the most beautifull of the Magic Kingdoms, has a Pirates and Haunted Mansion far superior to Florida and if you go off season there arent so many French there!
I've been a few times in November (close to the 5th which is a big day in the UK and they celebrate it a DLP) and also in February and you'd think you were in London as the Brits outnumber the French!
One thing the French do is observe the lines, they may bump into you and smoke (in fact they smoke everywhere!) but they dont cut in. That's something you have to leave to the Spanish, anyone who thinks the French are rude try Spain, at Universals Port Aventura Park it's a just a mad rush to get on the rides as the Spanish will not wait for you to get there first!

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