4 Days Paris and Disneyland Family Package

A Holiday Both Generations Agree On

Every family that comes to Paris with children faces the same negotiation: the children want Disneyland, the parents want Paris, and the four days have to hold both. The 4 Days Paris and Disneyland Family Package settles it in advance. The park gets a full day with nothing else planned, the city gets two, and the hotel sits in Paris rather than beside the park so the evenings are Parisian. Transfers, tickets and the guide are arranged, and the parents' only job is to be there.

Day One: Arrival and the Eiffel Tower

Your driver is waiting at the airport with your name and drives you to the hotel. After check-in and a rest, the afternoon or evening is the Eiffel Tower with a reserved lift time, which spares the family the ticket queue that can take longer than the visit. The tower at dusk, with the lights coming on across the city, is the right first sight of Paris for a child. Dinner is near the hotel at one of the halal restaurants listed in the plan.

Day Two: Disneyland Paris

The private car collects you after breakfast for the drive east to the park, about forty-five minutes, and returns whenever you ask, so a family with small children can leave after the afternoon parade while a family with teenagers stays for the evening show. Tickets are pre-booked for the date, and the plan explains the app, the queue-saving options, the halal counters and where to pray. The car waits or returns; nobody stands in the car park at closing time.

Day Three: The City With a Guide

The guide and the car take the family through Paris: the Louvre first, with a short route to the Mona Lisa and the works children recognise, then the Seine cruise past the monuments, then the Champs-Élysées, the Arc de Triomphe and the squares, with a halal lunch and an ice cream on the islands. The pace is set for the children, and the guide answers in Arabic or English. The evening is free for shopping or rest.

Day Four: Montmartre and Departure

The last morning goes up the hill of Montmartre to the white domes of the Sacré-Cœur and the painters' square, with the whole city below, a gentle ending that children enjoy for the funicular and the crêpes. The car takes the family from the hill to the airport in time for the flight.

The Hotel

Three nights in a family hotel in central Paris with breakfast, chosen for connecting or family rooms, a metro stop close by and a quiet street. Tell us four-star or five-star and the area you prefer, and the quote names the hotel. Families who would rather sleep beside the park for one night can swap the second night to a Disney hotel, and we price the change.

Food and Prayer

Halal food is easy in Paris and possible in the park: the plan lists restaurants near the hotel and the counters inside Disneyland that serve halal options, and marks prayer times against the day's schedule. The Grande Mosquée de Paris can be added to day three for anyone who wishes to pray there, and the private car makes any stop possible.

Who It Suits

Families with children from about four to fourteen get the most from it; the park suits every age and the city days are kept short and visual. Grandparents travelling with the family manage well because the car does the walking between stops. Teenagers who want a second park day can have one in place of Montmartre, and we adjust the tickets.

What Is Not in the Price

International flights, lunches and dinners, Disney's paid queue-skipping passes, the Eiffel Tower summit supplement, personal spending, travel insurance and tips. The written quote repeats this list, and everything included is named item by item with the hotel, the dates and the pickup times.

Booking the Package

Message Haqqi Tours with your flight times, how many adults and children are travelling and how old the children are, the hotel category you like, and whether the park should come on the second or the third day. The programme comes back with the hotel named, the park date booked, the tower time reserved and one total for the family in Arabic or English; you approve before anything is charged.