they have good prices.

Please come to India, so that u can travel any where in the world……

France is rather a big country. Your expenses might vary depending on whether you plan to explore the beautiful countryside or if you’re just going to be in major cities such as Paris. Since most of your major expenses are prepaid, you can probably safely get away with between €30 and 50 per day. That would allow you nice lunches and some nice souvenirs/shopping. You can eat lightly at lunchtime, however, and save plenty. Most restaurants offer lunch specials that are really reasonably priced, or you can go to a market and assemble a fun urban picnic of cheese, sausage, bread, pastries, etc. Get a carton of juice or other beverage, take it all to a park or square, feast and people-watch.

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The price is about right for where you are staying and the tickets and car, but you need to ask yourself the following questions……….

1 – Do you really need a rental car if you are going to stay at the Universal Studios property most of the time and in the parks all day.

2 – Why not stay in Disney property for a couple of days with the same options (hotel tickets free transportation on property)and a few days at Universal?

3 – Why are you getting a 7 day pass to Universal (you really only need 2 to 3 days TOPS to see EVERYTHING there).

4 – I sugest staying in Disney property (better deal on airfare, rental car, hotel, tickets transportation on property), and visiting Universal Studios, Islands of Adventures and City Walk.

By the way the BEST Disney park for a 9 year old is the Magic Kingdom, them MGM Studios, then EPCOT and last Amimal Kingdom.

Because you are limited with your time I suggest the following itinerary:

Day 1 – Arrival to Hotel and then go to Downtown Disney or City Walk for shopping.

Day 2 – Magic Kingdom.

Day 3 – MGM Studios or Universal Studios.

Day 4 – EPCOT CENTER (dont forget to see Illuminations Laser Show and Fireworks at 9 pm).

Day 5 – Islands of Adventures.

Day 6 – Water Park (Wet Wild or Typhoon Lagoon).

Day 7 – Shoping in the morning, then fly home in the afternoon.

Check out for hotel / tickets at disney.
Check out for hotel / tickets at Universal.

As far as spending money is concerned for food, souvenirs and incidentals for one week – minimum $75 per person / per day.

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not too bad. Enough spending money for about 7 days—buying meals,snacks/drinks,souvenirs(probably a lot of them) —If you can control over spending on the child —take along around a thousand dollars —no kidding—me and my husband have gone to Orlando and Disney for the last 3 years —we love the place especially EPCOT and Universal Studios—we usually spend around a grand for the week—food items,souvenirs,theme parks etc…we usually buy fruit,drinks and snacks at a grocery store (stay at a hotel that has breakfast free)—avoid the timeshare people (run) We usually stay on International Drive and use the trolley($1.00)most of the hotels have shuttles that take you to the major theme parks for free (or a small fee)—we take a shuttle from the airport—and only rent a car if we want to go somewhere that the shuttles don’t go.

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I think it sounds like a fair deal.

With a 9 year old, I would pick either Disney or Animal Kingdom.

We will still have good weather so your 9 yr old make like Typhoon Lagoon too. (Waterpark). And Disney’s Fantasy Quest would be enjoyable by a 9 yr old too.

Disney village is fun to walk around, and there are tons of little things to do around there (go karts, arcades, etc).

As far as spending $ goes… do you have a fridge in your hotel? If so, I would bring stuff to make sandwiches and simple no heat meals (unless you have a microwave too) so that you can save money on meals.

Do you get nervous before traveling? maybe is a mental thing showing physically, if it’s a cold then prepare yourself take 1,000 mg of vitamin C every day a week before traveling, carry with you an antibacterial gel and use it often.