A friend is looking to plan a trip to France with obviously a side trip to DLP.
How many days does she reasonably need?
No littles. All bigs. Huge Disney fans with many WDW and DLR trips in their rear view.
Thx!
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From my research, I didn’t get to go cuz Covid, it sounds like 3 to do everything.
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I am headed there in 3 weeks with Avery, we have 4.5 days/4 nights in Paris itself and then 3 nights/2.5 days at DLP. I wish the trip was longer…more like a full week in Paris and then 3 full days at DLP. There is so much to see, we are having a hard time narrowing it down. Does your friend want to see other parts of France besides Paris? If so 3 weeks sounds good (but maybe not reasonable?). Oh wait, maybe you are only asking about DLP.
3 days seems like the right amount. We are only doing 2 full days and then maybe a few hours on our departure day, I didn’t want to give up any more time in Paris. We will buy the skip the line passes (either individually or the one that covers most rides) if needed since we don’t have a long trip there. We also have early entry which is a full hour. I am excited to see 2 new Disney parks after so many trips here to both coasts.
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Write a report! We’re doing Paris/DLP in 2024 as our makeup 2020 trip (combined with a week in Italy so like you also only week for both Paris and DLP)
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I sure will! Your trip sounds fabulous with Italy too.
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My family went to DLP in July 2022, a few days before Avengers Campus opened. You can see everything in both parks in two full days. We spent half a day at Walt Disney Studios Park, and a day and a half at Disneyland Paris. I would adjust things a little to get to see Avengers campus at Walt Disney Studios Park. I would only make it three days if you tour at a deliberately leisurely pace, or intend to enjoy some time at a DLP resort.
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DLP is our current ‘home’ park, and we find 3 days to be plenty of time to see and do everything we would like to. We tend to go a bit longer - to justify the 6hr drive - but will use the extra time for re-rides and strolls and the ‘smaller’ attractions.
I would focus on those experiences that are unique to DLP - the walk-throughs and intricate theming of non-ride areas are spectacular!
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Back in 2013 we did both parks in one day for only €59. I’m guessing prices have went up since then 
(It was for the 20th Anniversary)
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