I want to go to Disneyland Paris for christmas week but my husband says it will be too chaotic for our 4 and 5 tear old and they will get bored waiting in queues. Does anyone know roughly how long the queues are and would you still go??
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I would never go to a Disney park over Christmas, especially with children who are too short to be seen in the crowds and by the crowds. No matter what you do, you won%26#39;t be able to protect them from being bumped and jostled by a bunch of strangers - a rather terrifying experience for them, I would think.
Actually, having been to several Disney parks, I%26#39;d be inclined to wait a couple of years before taking your two because they%26#39;re still at an age when they tire out quickly when they have to deal with large numbers of people. At 6 and 7 they%26#39;ll deal with the park and crowds much better and they%26#39;ll have a really good time because they%26#39;ll probably be tall enough to go on all of the rides that most interest them. Additionally, they%26#39;ll be able to appreciate just how special a Disney park is.
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As the Christmas celebrations begin in November when the parks are quieter, I would recommend going at this time with young children. You can then enjoy Christmas at home without having to transport all the presies, and it feels like having 2 Christmases!
When they are older with schoolwork and exams etc, you have to go in the holidays- busier and more expensive, so make the most of it!
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