Center Parcs Paris

[SchillingTwo]

There’s no need to dig into the why and how, but a series of unfortunate events means that I and my family will be staying in Center Parcs Paris in a couple of weeks.

This is not the time for blame or recriminations, but rather, please, a time for advice.

What do people recommend to make it enjoyable for my little boys and acceptable for me and my wife?

[Regbuser]

Sertraline

[_Rodders_]

Isn't European CP a fraction of the price of UK CP?

So there's that.

[SchillingTwo]

And I understand that the restaurants are slightly different to a food court in a regional shopping centre, but still, I suspect there are ways and means of improving the experience.

[cliffords]

A pall of mine has taken his young family twice and said it was better than the UK experience and because it was in France there was enough difference to make it a good holiday.
He actually said the food was way ahead of the UK version.

[Leftfootwonder]

cliffords said:

He actually said the food was way ahead of the UK version.

Thats just France in general.

[anonymous-user]

SchillingTwo said:

There s no need to dig into the why and how, but a series of unfortunate events means that I and my family will be staying in Center Parcs Paris in a couple of weeks.

This is not the time for blame or recriminations, but rather, please, a time for advice.

What do people recommend to make it enjoyable for my little boys and acceptable for me and my wife?

Visit Disney while there would be my first thought.

Keen to know what its like (CP) as we had considered it for March but chose an alternative.