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[Isaac]

Currently it's called Parc Disneyland ('Disneyland Paris' was dumped over 4 years ago).

Avoid eating at Annette's Diner in Disney Village.

Try eating at Auberge De Cendrillion, Silver Spur Steakhouse and Toad Hall in Parc Disneyland.

Bring warm clothes cause in November the daytime high for Marne La Vallee is around the 47 degrees.

The broken tiles from one of the two Mary Blair murals in Tomorrowland in Disneyland are in Pizzeria Bella Notte in Fantasyland in Parc Disneyland. So look for those.

Get fastpass for Big Thunder.

If you plan to watch the parade get a spot at least 1 hour prior to showtime.

The train to and from Paris is the RER A4. The Marne La Vallee 'Chessy' station is in the resort.

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Try eating at Jules Verne @ the Tour Eiffel.

Don't miss the Louvre or the Orsay museums.

Visit Notre Dame and Saint Chappelle.

Be prepared for a very long spiral staircase if you visit Arch De Triumph.

Most ATM's accept American debit cards if you need to withdraw €.

[€uroMeinke]

Three days is great for the park, but a rush through Paris.

Starting with the park:
Disneyland Paris is a beautiful park, you'll want to spend time just wandering it and appreciating how it was crafted. The lands are well seperated with little tranistions between them. Hi-lights I would seek:

• The Dragon under the castle - one of the best animatronics ever
• The caves in Adventureland, not just for kids - follow the underground roots and see where they take you
• Pirates, Phantom Mannor, Big Thunder, Space Mountain, are a must
• Indiana Jones, is painful - but if it's your first time, you'll do this any way, so you can share this complaint
• Alice's Labyrinth is very cool, and much more involved than it seems - but weather may be an issue when you go
• The arcades behind Main Street are cool passageways full of themeing treasures
• Walt Disney Studios, is sad by comparison - but again if this is your first time, you'll have to go to confirm that. None-the-less, Cinemagique & Animagique are pretty cool shows
• Have a late lunch at Walts and get a ariel view of the parade, afterwards wander the themed dinning rooms, which are also a treat

As for Paris - three days huh? I think I'd need three weeks

• The Eifel Tower is a tourist must, so if you've never been, you ought to - but it will be full of tourists
• You could spend days at the Louve, but it's also a must
• I love just wandering the neighborhoods, you'll be in a pretty cool one and close the Latin Quarter & Left Bank - make sure you take some time to just walk about, get a bite or a drink in a cafe, and just soak in the city. I love Montmartre, but off the Butte, a bite and away from all the Tourists, there's still a Vineyard in that neighborhood along with the Windmills.
• The Cemetaries are amazing, We wspent an afternoon in the one at Montpenasse - as well as the Catacombs.
• A boat tour along the Siene is also a romantic treat if your traveling with an Amour.

Paris is so full of cool things, focus on your interests and you will be delighted - so tell us your interests and perhaps we can stear you to something you might not find otherwise.

In the meantime, you can catch some pics from our last trip to Paris here, and our last trip to DLP here.

Damn, not I want to go back

Bon Voyage!