Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #132660 in Books
• Published on: 2007-11-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 216 pages

Synopsis
After his success of 'Orlando: The Family Guide', Juz has now written about another perfect family vacation destination - Disneyland Resort Paris. This has become a firm favourite with the author who is now a committed annual pass holder and shareholder of this European Disney Jewel. Rather than the usual books of Disneyland that also cover Paris and further a field, Juz concentrates only on the Disneyland Paris Resort and surrounding hotels. The book covers all the attractions and rides; each with a family age and fun rating. Juz also turns his attention on where the best places to eat are within Disney Resorts and how to meet your kid's favourite characters at meal time rather than having to endure the scrums in the parks. 'Disneyland Paris: The Family Guide' helps you get the most from your vacation both in terms of fun and cash saving ideas. This book is designed to be a helpful companion and Tour guide to use before and during your vacation.

Customer Reviews

DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK!!!!!
This book is a huge disappointment. Spelling , punctuation , and grammar apparently mean nothing to the author , which makes it quite a struggle to read in places. The photographs are truly appalling , and certainly don't do the parks justice. I bought this book on the strength of the other three reviews on this page , but I can honestly say that it was a waste of money.

In my opinion , the "Brit's guide" is far more informative. It is clearly written , has decent photographs and is far better value for money. We visited Disneyland Paris on October and took the Brit's guide with us. It was very helpful. We bought "The Family Guide" as we are planning a repeat visit this year and wanted to read something different about the parks as we virtually know the Brit's Guide by heart. I wish we hadn't bothered. I can't believe this book was actually published - has no-one else noticed the author's total disregard for the basic rules of the English language which are there to make books readable?

nothing for pre-schoolers
this is a very good guide book generally, but my mian problem with it is that it is not so family orientated as i was expecting. if you have school age kids which the author obviously does, then great, a good book, but very little thought has gone into younger children.
there is no mention of pushchair access or hiring a pushchair, babychanging points, or the other sorts of information like this that people with under 5s really need to know.

not as all-round family orientated as the title lead me to believe

All you need to know about Disneyland Paris
I bought his Orland guide which is fantastic and seeing as I was going to Disneyland Paris over the Christmas holidays for a few days I thought I would get this one as well and its great it tells you all you need to know about Disneyland Paris. You wont be disappointed.