Paris with Disneyland 5N combines a classic Paris programme with a full day at Disneyland Paris, so it suits families travelling with children. You stay five nights in one hotel base and travel out to the park and back on the day it is booked. The pace is steady, with rest time built in for younger travellers.
Day two covers the Louvre and the historic centre. Day three is Versailles, the royal palace and gardens, planned on its own day. Day four is the Disneyland Paris day, with park entry as per the itinerary. Day five brings the Eiffel Tower, a walk along the Seine and Montmartre, and you depart on day six.
Airport transfers, daily breakfast, one Disneyland Paris day with park entry, the Eiffel Tower timed entry, the Versailles day and visa assistance are included. Flights, other meals, attraction tickets not listed, the Schengen visa fee and travel insurance are extra. Ask your planner about family rooms when you book.
Your trip expert can stretch, shorten or swap any day.
Land at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport and transfer to your hotel by private vehicle. Check in and rest after the journey. Take a short evening walk and an early dinner, so the children are fresh for the sightseeing days ahead.
Spend a morning at the Louvre with a booked entry time, choosing the galleries the children will enjoy most. In the afternoon, walk the historic centre towards Notre-Dame and the Le Marais district. Keep the afternoon light, with a rest at the hotel before dinner.
Travel to Versailles for the palace and formal gardens, with palace entry booked in advance. Leave early and plan a picnic or a long lunch, because the gardens are large and need walking time. Return to Paris in the late afternoon and rest at the hotel.
Spend the day at Disneyland Paris, with one day of park entry as per the itinerary. Allow travel time to and from the park, and start early to beat the crowds. Take breaks in the middle of the day and return to the hotel in the evening, so the children can rest before the next day.
Visit the Eiffel Tower at your timed entry, then walk along the Seine in the late afternoon. In the evening, climb through Montmartre to the hilltop viewpoint, with its lanes and cafés. Keep the walk short for younger travellers and take a Metro back to the hotel.
Have breakfast and check out. If your flight is later, use the morning for a relaxed walk or some last shopping. Your driver takes you to Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport for departure, leaving enough time for traffic and check-in.
Flights are not included.
Five nights in one Paris hotel base, so you unpack only once.
The Disneyland Paris day is long; plan a rest at the hotel afterwards.
Park entry is included for one day as per the itinerary; meals and extras in the park are extra.
Versailles is a full day, so plan a picnic or a rest stop.
The Metro and RER are the practical choice for families; taxis are costly in Paris.
Breakfast is included daily; other meals are extra.
Flights are not included and are booked separately.
School holiday periods bring bigger crowds, so book the park day early.
FAQs
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Yes, for a steady pace. Five nights gives one day each for the Louvre, Versailles and Disneyland Paris, plus an evening with the Eiffel Tower and Montmartre and an arrival day. Seven nights would add a regional day, such as a trip to the Riviera.
One Disneyland Paris day with park entry as per the itinerary, and transfers to and from the park as per the itinerary. Meals in the park, extra attractions and upgraded tickets are not included. Your planner confirms the exact ticket type before you pay.
No. Packages are land-only, so flights are booked separately. Nonstop flights from Delhi and Mumbai to Paris take about nine to ten hours. Our planners can suggest arrival and departure timings that suit your family.
Yes. Paris has museums, parks, the Seine and a strong Metro network. Plan shorter sightseeing blocks, keep the middle of the day for rest, and ask for family rooms when you book. Winter days are short, so plan outdoor visits for daylight hours.
April to June and September are the best months for families, with mild weather and fewer crowds than midsummer. July and August are busy and warmest. Major French school holidays bring crowds and higher prices, so book early.
Yes. Indian ordinary-passport holders need a Schengen visa before travel, and every traveller in the family needs one. Visa assistance is included. The visa fee is extra. Check the France-Visas checklist and allow time for your appointment, biometrics and documents.
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