Disneyland

[aide]

I'm in my wife's parents house for Christmas.
We alternate between Paris and Dublin year on year.
My eldest daughter is 2 1/2.
Is she old enough for Disneyland at that age?

[GavinPearson]

If you have nothing better to do then there is some stuff for kids at that age, but I would check the admission prices before proposing the idea to family. My experience of both US parks is that they are seriously expensive.

[Moley RUFC]

I would say no. Our lad was 2 when we took him in the summer with our eldest who is 5. She loved it and whilst he enjoyed the occasional thing he spent a fair bit of the time in the pushchair asleep. My daughter loved it though especially the princess's meet and greet.

Depends on the individual I suppose but there is a lot of ground to cover.

[HD Adam]

At that age, no.

My youngest was 4 when we first went to Disney World, which seemed about right.

Your daughter would probably be just as happy in a Disney shop at the mall.

[ILoveMondeo]

Agreed, wait till they are 4 or 5 at least.

I held on a bit longer until mine was 7 or 8, had a really great time, still young enough to get excited by it and old/big enough to go on the rides too!

[ArmaghMan]

aide said:

I'm in my wife's parents house for Christmas.
We alternate between Paris and Dublin year on year.
My eldest daughter is 2 1/2.
Is she old enough for Disneyland at that age?

Realistically they can go on Smallworld,the teacups, maybe Dumbo, maybe cars and that is about it as far as I remember

[FiF]

OP do you actually mean Disneyland Paris?

Bit young at that age imo.

Also could be VERY cold.

[ILoveMondeo]

FiF said:

Also could be VERY cold.

thermals are definitely order of the day if going there in December / January

[Maracus]

We went 6 weeks ago in half term. I'd say that having taken our oldest when he was 5 in 2008, and then our youngest at 4 this time, I wouldn't want to take a younger child.

And yes, it'll be cold.