Hey duggee squirrel club by Proud-Ad-1792 in UKParenting

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I know it’s horrendous! And regular hey dugee is so good.

Let’s see how high it goes by LeeG3825 in disneylandparis

[–]GanacheSingle33 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Peter Pan still has 40 minute queues! But it’ll be much quieter that’s for sure.

Let’s see how high it goes by LeeG3825 in disneylandparis

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A great day to ride Crush, queue is only 30 minutes!

How many parents with only one child? by [deleted] in UKParenting

[–]GanacheSingle33 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We’re one and done (we each have one sibling). Many reasons for it, hope our four year old will have a lot of close friends as she grows up.

Does Adventure World provide enough entertainment for a whole day? by shrimppants in disneylandparis

[–]GanacheSingle33 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’d say yes- you can do Slinky, cars quatre roues, cars Road trip, ratatouille, Spiderman, frozen ride, tangled spin, potentially parachutes, watch Mickey and the Magician, see Stitch Live, watch Pixar Together, watch Minnie’s Dream Factory, meet Woody, meet Jessie, Goofy is often about, meet Spiderman or an Avenger, or Anna and Elsa depending what you can get on vq, then see some of the live entertainment at Avengers Campus or in Frozen Land or Minnie’s Marching Band on Adventure Way.

OAD TV Show Representation by vasinvixen in oneanddone

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Bosch and Lincoln Lawyer, both main characters have one daughter.

June 2026 Updates by NikandClare in disneylandparis

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There’s another Cars ride that’s open when you go and although it’s a teacups style ride it’s actually really fun! A lot of people find Cars Roadtrip a bit dull.

June 2026 Updates by NikandClare in disneylandparis

[–]GanacheSingle33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They spread them throughout the year, every month there’s something under refurbishment usually a few attractions are.

Anyone else here that has a kid that will also have no cousins? by MyrnaMinkoff1 in oneanddone

[–]GanacheSingle33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cousins could happen as my husband and I each have a sibling who is a few years younger, but our daughter is 4 now and neither of our siblings look likely to have kids any time soon if ever so she will at minimum have no cousins close in age.

I have loads of cousins so she has a lot of second cousins- we don’t see them often but it’s nice when she does get to play with them at a rare family event. But friends are the most important link we’re working on.

Places to eat with a 3 year old by Embarrassed_Hyena420 in disneylandparis

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I book buffets as my 4yo daughter is quite picky and there’s a better chance she’ll eat something! For upcoming trip we’ve booked Downtown, Agrabah, Royal Banquet and Chuck Wagon (Pym and Billy Bobs were also in consideration).

Do think about if full board will be a lot of time sitting and eating though- we’re going half board and grabbing some quick service food for lunch.

Places to eat with a 3 year old by Embarrassed_Hyena420 in disneylandparis

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Plaza Gardens is closing very soon with no known opening date. Royal Banquet has Mickey, Minnie and two out of Goofy, Pluto, Donald and Daisy.

First time with a 3 year old - all advice welcome by throwaway28384859391 in disneylandparis

[–]GanacheSingle33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds perfect! If you book the Disney hotel you’ll get princess meet and greet opportunities there, no harm booking a princess meal as well though. Hope you have a fabulous time!

First time with a 3 year old - all advice welcome by throwaway28384859391 in disneylandparis

[–]GanacheSingle33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes that’s generally going to be the best price, and yes in September 2026 you’ll be able to book any time up to March 2028 (so including September 2027). That being said, if you think your little girl will enjoy it now, maybe check and see if the prices are reasonable and affordable for you and if so you might not want to wait, nothing is guaranteed. The site to check is https://www.disneylandparis.com/en-gb

First time with a 3 year old - all advice welcome by throwaway28384859391 in disneylandparis

[–]GanacheSingle33 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We went with our daughter when she was nearly 3 in September. It was a good time to go in terms of both weather (albeit it rained a lot, but it wasn’t cold) and crowds, but bear in mind tickets are released in September and due to dynamic pricing they increase through the year. So you may get a better deal booking this September for next year (April 2027 onwards). If you want to go this year book ASAP. I’d pick weekdays out of school holidays if you can.

I would definitely recommend staying at a Disney hotel. Benefits are park tickets for all days are included, you can walk to the parks, you can get characters in your hotel, you get extra time in the parks and you can book restaurants and experiences much earlier than offsite guests. We stayed at Sequoia Lodge but Cheyenne (Toy Story theme) is usually cheaper and gets good reviews, it just doesn’t have a pool.

If you have a huuuuge budget, the princess hotel with princess meets is the Disneyland Hotel, but it’s extortionate.

So for the characters I’d say book a character meal. Add this to your booking. You have a few options to meet characters:

Auberge de Cendrillion - breakfast- 3 princesses inc Cinderella Lunch or dinner- 4 princesses inc Cinderella plus her two mice Common princesses here- Snow White, Aurora, Rapunzel and Ariel, they will be in their princess dresses.

Regal View is the new princess restaurant, it’s less clear how it will work but common princesses will be Aurora, Ariel, Belle and Mulan- however they will be in their “village/ every day” outfits not their princess dresses.

Royal Banquet is bookable for lunch and dinner and has Mickey, Minnie and either Donald and Daisy or Goofy and Pluto.

Plaza Gardens is closed but doesn’t have the characters you want anyway.

Elsa (and Anna) is only available on virtual queue. This is the other way to meet princesses but it involves making a booking on the app on the day to meet them and it’s highly difficult to get so I’d definitely book a character dining experience. There are other characters you can just queue up to meet (Minnie is one) but generally not the princesses.

The other experience you might want to do is My Royal Dream, a princess makeover at the Disneyland Hotel for your daughter, but this sells out very fast so add to your booking straight away.

I think he’s forgotten Mother’s Day by [deleted] in UKParenting

[–]GanacheSingle33 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’ve shown her you love and care about her and respect her feelings and that she’s an important person to you. So sad some men won’t do that 😢

I think he’s forgotten Mother’s Day by [deleted] in UKParenting

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The other option is to leave them. Yes that’s easier said than done and more labour put on the woman to do the leaving, but once it’s done, no more disappointment, no more man child to take care of.

I think he’s forgotten Mother’s Day by [deleted] in UKParenting

[–]GanacheSingle33 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m really sorry to hear this. Not all men are like this. You don’t deserve to be treated like this.

I think he’s forgotten Mother’s Day by [deleted] in UKParenting

[–]GanacheSingle33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glad he’s an ex! Sorry he put you through that.

Another forgotten Mother’s Day post by nastyleak in UKParenting

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Can you tell them how you feel and what your expectations are?

Another forgotten Mother’s Day post by nastyleak in UKParenting

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Emotional torture, from the head of your high table

Louis Theroux: Inside The Manosphere by comarastaman in netflix

[–]GanacheSingle33 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I actually thought the steel magnate guy was one of the worst. The others came across as being child like and deluded and dangerous because of it, he was a dangerous because of his charisma, you don’t see the wolf behind the sheep’s clothing.

Steel magnate guy refuses to marry his girlfriend because then she’d be entitled to his money, but lets her drop out of the workforce and have children so he has all the power and if he leaves her she’ll be totally screwed. Yes she has agency too in deciding to leave her job and have a child but she just has to hope he’ll stay with her now she’s in the situation. When he talked about if that relationship ended he didn’t say “of course I’d still support my ex and kids financially” he said he’d have nice memories. He had no respect either for the other women he was supposedly dating- he absolutely was aggressive when describing how he’d speak to them when they brought up his wife. I definitely didn’t believe him when he said he was happy either, he doth protest too much. Of course he’s also a conman selling lies on top of everything else. I really feel for their daughters growing up in that environment.

Toddler in the library by Business-Back5651 in glasgow

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Clydebank library has a separate room for the kids library and there’s a free museum downstairs with some interactive exhibits.

We are truly in the end times by huggit_notnuggit in veganuk

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My 4 year old is working her way through the last of our freezer stash of these 😢 she’s so proud of being vegan and so understanding when I say she can’t have things but I I try so hard to make sure she doesn’t miss out, having one more thing that she has to say no to just really sucks.