Its quite amazing to learn how different people have different feelings/reactions to Disney. We have been three times now, twice to Florida and once to Paris.
Paris was the first for us and admittedly we did have the kids with us but it was them that kept both me and the missus in check, although we did only spend the one day there.
Florida was a different kettle of fish althogether, although the theme park was very similar just a bit larger (an american thing I think), but on both occasions we did get 5 day tickets, thats a lot of time for a complex but we could easily go back for more, I'm not one for rollers but have to be dragged on some of them as my lad didn't want to go on alone.
From what I remember of Disneyland Paris there is alot of 'other' attractions such as shows, parades, firework displays and also a few walkthrough adventures.
On all our visits to Disney we have always spent a full day there getiing in at opening time and not leaving until after the fireworks display, but be warned it is an extremely tiring day, some people go just for a morning on one day then chose an afternoon for evening for the next.
I have been to most parks in the UK and IMHO nothing really comes close to the Disney experience, others may and will disagree, but it is something that we could not stop going to, even took my 80 year old MIL to disney in florida pushing her around in a wheelchair all day and she loved it, even managed a ride or two.
oops getting a bit carried away again, .......must book my next trip to paris with the TT...
Andy
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GROOVY BABY!!! GROOVY
. I will admit I haven't been to the Paris Disney for a few years but I don't remember there being any rollers there that would cause you a problem with harnesess. Space mountain had only lap belts as far as I can remember. 
