Euro Disney in general

As luck would have it, our hotel was relatively close to Euro Disney. Jordan was almost breaking out of her skin with excitement and eagerness at the thought of going to Euro Disney. Even though it wasn't on our agenda at all.

In the end, what the whanau had planned wasn't really of interest to us 3, plus Jordan had done relatively well in her maths exam, so we decided Euro Disney would be a nice reward for her.

The tickets were a little cheaper than we expected, and it was unbelievably quiet as well. Don't get me wrong, there were a lot of people there but we hardly had to queue for anything and it wasn't jampacked like Rock-am-Ring.

Initially when we saw the age of most of the visitors there(under 10), we had reservations about how good it would be. Plus, there didn't seem to be so many "big people's" rides and Euro Disney just didn't look that big. As it turned out though, we barely had enough time to do everything(the big rides),and we only managed to snatch a 5 min break for a little something to eat.

Although, we were surprised how late it opened, 10am and how early it closed, 7pm. All in all, I felt it was worth the effort and I enjoyed the day.