We just got back from Disney - it was fantastic! We had 3 nights in a static at Fleur D'Etangs (Touquin) courtesy of the Sun holidays offer (£9.50/person for 3 nights) and Tesco vouchers for the ferry.
We bought annual passes - the adult passes were cheaper than 3 day passes because we were sponsored (contact me if you want to be sponsored) and that mean we saved 10% on the passes - then the passes saved us 32 Euros on parking, 15% off Buffalo Bill show (saved 30 Euros for 4 of us) and 10% off all the food, drinks and souveniers - plus we got an extra 2 hrs in the park on the day we arrived which we wouldn't have had if we had 3-day passes.
With littlies the problem is walking - my kids are 6 and 7 and they were ok - but if they'd been younger we would have had to pace it more so we would have needed more time to do everything - although with littlies there would have been slightly fewer things to do so maybe it works out the same? The only ride my 7yrs old couldn't get on was Indiana Jones (she's tall) and my son was only too small for Indiana, the virtual reality roller coaster and Space Mountain. We did it all - most of it twice, and the 'Rock n Roll' roller coaster (fastest on the park apparently) 5 times! Given it was half-term weekend we expected it to be mobbed but we never queued more than 15 minutes for anything. The Friday and Monday were really empty.
If you don't mind the cold and can avoid school hols I imagine it would be even quieter. If we hadn't been on a 'Sun' trip we would have preferred to have had a day 'off' to go see Paris in between as we were a bit jaded by the Monday night.
Christine
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Topic: How Many days in Disneyland?
