Taking kids to Eurodisney for HT, what do I wear?

[Vi8]

I know it's going to be exhausting... is black jogging bottoms and MBT style trainers acceptable, or will I regret it and feel like a frump????

Hmmmmm, I'd suggest you might want to go a little bit smarter than that : ) Full of very stylish Europeans when I was there. I went for dark wash jeans, metallic lace up pumps and and nice cardis and I often felt a little casually dressed compared to people queueing beside me....

Really Gilly ? I found myself goggling at the multitude of poor taste eurotrash when we went! I'd def say comfort over style, you'll still be the most stylish there! My advice: bright warm coat to look nice in pics and keep you cosy, jeans, flat boots.

Well it was 5 years ago, maybe things have gone downhill in the eurozone : ) Def agree to go for comfort, LOTS of walking. What about nice stylish parka and a floral scarf?

Last time I went I don't think many people bothered to pack deodorant.

Jeans, top, jacket and comfy shoes should do it.

Oh no! Two contrasting opinions here...still confused, so keep it coming s'il vous plait!

comfy shoes and layers would be my tips.

if it was me I would be wearing jeans, flat boots, long sleeve t, cardigan, scarf, jacket....

Thanks, should I assume it's colder? I'm going for half term!

It was v windy and chilly when we went, although that was back in April. You'll be outside all day and on your feet si layers and a backpack to keep layers in would be sensible.

Thanks Goodegg!

Enjoy!

We're going on half term too.
I usually wear dark jeans, a casual top and thicker jumper for the eves. But this time we're going it's due to be 20- 21*c so I'll be wearing cropped straight leg trousers, flat ballet bumps and a nice top, with a cardi in my bag and then a fleece for later! I know fleeces aren't really S+B, but they're great for sitting on whilst waiting for the parade.
HTH

I'm living in Paris and go with friends quite a lot - take a big handbag with jumpers in it (or a separate bag - there are lockers you can use), especially if you are hanging around for the evening parades. Easier if you are in a disney hotel, but for some reason it is always much colder at Disney than the rest of Paris.

I normally go in black tights, skirt, top and pumps (my normal day clothes), but most people are in jeans. Agree with LOTS of, um, oddly dressed people from the eurozone (think metallic bomber jackets, too tight white jeans, brightly coloured thongs underneath...). Trackie bottoms are fine if you're comfy in them, and you won't be the most casual, but in my experience the majority of people are in jeans and big coats.

Something like a scarf might be good (if nothing else for impromptu covering from sun - quite a few of the queuing areas seem to be poorly shaded if the sun is blazing). Have fun!!

Ignore me OP I am mad and was thinking of October half term I would prob wear similar but not boots but ballet flats and prob short sleeve top cardigan and scarf.

My feet kill me if I wear ballet flats to schlep around all day - do you have a pair of Converse or something instead? Also it's been warm here (outside Paris) - yesterday it was 25, more in the sun. A skirt or summer trousers, t-shirt, plus jacket or jumper, should be fine if it continues.

Thank you so much all of you!

Vi8 - thank you for starting thread - we are also going this half term and I am Soooooo excited - going with two DS and old friend no DP for 4 days - we have planned what we are wearing via e mail (friend scotland me london)- me pretty dress - converse, what bath stuff - what embroidery (me), books as if!, where we are eating, our budget (sharing a room and she is ds1 godmother and we are going 50-50 so able to eat nice places), clothes me lost 3 stone last year so have lovely new set of dresses) - have a lovely time.

dark straight leg jeans
breton top
ballet flats or converse
scarf
trench or jacket

Dress for evenings that can be worn with ballet flats

Friends just back yesterday, said it was 80's most days so roasty toasty.

Yes, I think jeans/converse/scarf/trench will do, I'll feel I'm on the school run!

I used to take school trips to Disneyland Paris in May and it could be quite hot some years.

I would also advise the comfiest, most cushion soled, bouncy shoes that you can lay your hands on as you spend a fair bit of time just standing in queues. Personally I would wear my Asics and leave style at the turnstile.

I hope you have a great time.

Very hot in Paris at the moment and its getting hotter so t-shirts and a Cardigan for evening are all you need. Bring flat comfy shoes, you will walk literally miles everyday. Don't bring anything you don't want to get dirty, you will be sitting on seats on rides that 1000's of other people have sat / stood on already that day! Have a fabulous time!

It's too hot for jeans here at the moment.

fixed smile and hip flask
Converse, jeans, layered tops. Remember there'll be photos to show back home. Trackies may not look that cool....