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We too went 3 years ago. My boys were 10 and 7 then and loved every minute.

3 years on they would go back in a flash. In fact they were both talking about how good it was recently. I can't compare it to Disneyland as we haven't been ( probably the only family I know not to have gone!!!) but as others have said the queues aren't bad at all.

Go for it, I am sure you will all love it

We went in May half term last year and really didn't like it.  It was really busy, huge queues and not a patch on Disney.

Obviously you'll have to see for yourselves but deifinitely a  from us. 

Our boys were 9 and 11 at the time.

We were there last week, with two 16 year olds.  We all loved it. lots of roller coaster type rides.

As mentioned above it is a little more laid back than Disney.  The parking is near enough to take a cool box and go outside to the pic nic area for lunch.

If you have Tesco vouchers it is £13 a ticket.  We had to buy one ticket on the gate and I think it was 33 euros.

We've been too (and we didn't do 'Theme Parks' as a family) but my sons loved it too!  We met up with an old French friend and his daughters there, some years ago now, but we all had a great time.  The shows are great - we had the Three Musketeers, who staged a very realistic fight on horseback actually in and amongst the crowd - and captured some willing children from the audience(!) as part of the show!  There were also indoor shows and films, including the most amazing sort of 'bungee ballet'. 

There was a good atmosphere, very French, and one of the highlights for them was the 'Wild Boar' burgers! 

we went last year with other family including two kids aged 4 and 10.  They had a really good time and we enjoyed it too.  We also went there when our own kids were aged 6 and 3 and had a good day out then.  If using the Tesco vouchers you really can't lose!

No queues when we were there last year though it was June so that may have helped. 

Plenty of in-between rides that suit kids that want decent sized rides and to be scared a little,  but are not quite ready for the really big ones!  Some of these are quite thrilling but smaller kids can get on with adults. 

We have done disney when kids were little and found that it was good the first time but the second time it seemed a little plastic and there were not many bigger rides (or in-between) for older kids and adults.