Family Travel Blog
Family Travel Blog
Everything you need to know about driving to Disneyland Paris – One of the most common subjects I get asked is about travelling to Disneyland Paris. Well, more specifically driving there. Your travel options to DLP basically comprise of driving and using the Eurotunnel, flying ( and hiring a car), or taking the Eurostar. Read …
Heading to Orlando, Florida, for a trip to Disney World is the adventure of a lifetime for a lot of people, including families and adults on their own. However, visiting the Disney parks can be pretty pricey, and it’s not everyone’s top pick. There are other options that you might want to explore if you’re …
We are huge Disneyland fans and a question that comes up time and time again are what are the best shoes to wear for Disney? Have a look at some of my suggestions for the best shoes! The links will take you through to Amazon and I will earn a small commission if you buy …
Last year we enjoyed Halloween at Disneyland Paris. It coincided with my mothers 70th birthday and so the whole family went. We stayed at the Davy Crockett Ranch, arrived on 27th and stayed until the 1st November. What’s the weather like for Halloween at Disneyland Paris? Paris weather is similar, if not marginally better that …
Disney Dining Plan Booking Your dream Florida holiday is approaching. Your flights are booked, hotel chosen, Disney ears at the ready. But have you considered your dining options? It’s a very important subject that you really cannot afford to over look during your Disney holiday planning. Why book Disney Dining? It can be quite expensive …
Auberge de Cendrillon Princess dinner Disneyland Paris. On our second visit to Disneyland Paris, Princess D was three years old, and it was Christmas time. We decided to book character dining at Auberge de Cendrillon as a special Christmas treat. Fine French dining, where the children are the special guests ( and Princess D can be …
As the kids start to get older / taller, more rides at Disneyland become available to them. Both of my children are absolute thrill seekers – the faster/ higher/ scarier the better. Unfortunately, myself and Mr Evans are not blessed with the same adrenaline junkie attitude, and so there have been many times when a …
During our first visit to Disneyland, Princess D was just 18 months old. We booked it mainly with Petrolhead A – then 6 – in mind, I really wasn’t sure if there was going to be much for Princess D to do. I needn’t have worried. We had a ball. And whilst many would argue she …
Half board at Disneyland Paris Half board includes one meal (lunch or dinner) per person per day at selected restaurants. A current list of the meal plans is available here and worth studying to ensure you select what will best suit your family. At the Davy Crockett Ranch you get vouchers for breakfast. So each …
Disneyland Paris is accessible, affordable and a great deal of fun for all ages. Many of our happiest family memories have been made at this magical land. We have been lucky enough to visit Disneyland Paris three times and each experience has been different, mainly due to the changing ages of the children. I …