Disneyland Paris - The Family Guide

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Very poor - Rated
Save your money. How this book has got into print I do not know. It is full of errors. The photos are terrible and the front and back cover are awful. he photographs on each page are repeated many times. The chapter on the Disney Village shows the same photograph (Of a sign that says 'Disney Village'!) no less than 19 times! Honestly, do your self a favour and give this one a miss.

Don't leave home without it! - Rated
It's well laid out for easy reference, and is a must for getting the most fun from your days at Disneyland, and the most value for your money!

Brilliant - Rated
Having read the Orlando guide (which is brilliant) I was delighted to find this book. Such a practical and easy to follow guide is just what is needed when you have such a short space of time and so much to see!! Well worth a read :)

DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK!!!!! - Rated
This book is a huge disappointment. Spelling , punctuation , and grammar apparently mean nothing to the author , which makes it quite a struggle to read in places. The photographs are truly appalling , and certainly don't do the parks justice. I bought this book on the strength of the other three reviews on this page , but I can honestly say that it was a waste of money.

In my opinion , the "Brit's guide" is far more informative. It is clearly written , has decent photographs and is far better value for money. We visited Disneyland Paris on October and took the Brit's guide with us. It was very helpful. We bought "The Family Guide" as we are planning a repeat visit this year and wanted to read something different about the parks as we virtually know the Brit's Guide by heart. I wish we hadn't bothered. I can't believe this book was actually published - has no-one else noticed the author's total disregard for the basic rules of the English language which are there to make books readable?

nothing for pre-schoolers - Rated
this is a very good guide book generally, but my mian problem with it is that it is not so family orientated as i was expecting. if you have school age kids which the author obviously does, then great, a good book, but very little thought has gone into younger children.
there is no mention of pushchair access or hiring a pushchair, babychanging points, or the other sorts of information like this that people with under 5s really need to know.

not as all-round family orientated as the title lead me to believe