Paris and Disneyland Paris

[MrsMalcolmFuckingTucker]

I’m thinking of taking my son to Paris in August (he’s 9) for a 3 nights. I was originally going to take him to Legoland and stay in the hotel but a night in the Legoland hotel is only 40 quid cheaper than disney, plus I have some easyJet vouchers to use up. My plan is one night/2 days in Disney then a night and full day exploring Paris. Has anyone got any tips such as child friendly areas to stay in. I’ve been to Paris before but it was years ago, we’ve never been to Disney.

Thank you!

Oh and I know this might not go ahead due to restrictions but everything is fully refundable

We're hoping to go (realistically next year now...) but hoping to do more than 2 days as there are the 2 parks there. Are you going to count comuting days?

We last went when my kids were small so hoping to recreate some of the excitement but its looking tricky!

The castle itself is closed until April 2021 (I think. They've said it eill be done by the anniversary.) And we want to go when there's fireworks and illuminations so want to go after April... which isn't released yet.

I'm wary they probably wont have the deals...

Montmatre is a lovely area to stay in in normal times- lots of street artists and entertainers but not sure if it'll be allowed right now as it encourages congregation. Great views over the city too