I totally understand how you feel, but, as other posts mentioned, things can happen anywhere, and we all need to carry on as normal as we can...I am sure Disney Paris had stepped up security to the limit.

I took my family there last weekend. Just a week after that dreadful day. Although I was nervous, once there the Disney Magic took over. Security was tight which was comforting. Bag scanners at every entrance and everyone having to walk through with their coats open. Police were visible but not scary for small people.

It was a magical wonderful weekend! I'm so glad I didn't cancel.

Have fun!

Follow your gut feeling and stick with that.
Personally there are still too many things going on in France right now for me to go. I think you've got to look at the whole picture of what is right for you and if you go will you relax when you are there or be watching every move that may appear strange?

Anything can happen anywhere.

You could go to Chessington world of adventures here, or Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park and something happen, it doesn't really matter where you go at the moment, I personally do not think there is risk in a certain place.

Thank you all so much for your replies. ....We are still undecided, it is a hard call....

I don't know if this helps you decide as it relates to school trips but I read the following on the foreign office website...
Latest update: Summary - the Foreign and Commonwealth Office recommends that British schools planning to take groups to France between now and 22 November follow the French Ministry of Education’s advice not to travel; the French Ministry of Education has advised that school trips already under way in France may continue as originally planned.

It's very difficult - personally I don't think I would go.

I would go and enjoy. My family, nieceswand nephews, friends live in paris and they havent stopped living. Dont allow them to win.

Life must goes on (and believe me i know what i am talking about.)

why would you say it's incredibly safe right now? What are people basing that on? The logic that if there's been one massacre nearby there probably won't be another for a while? There's still a state of emergency in place in Paris

I would not travel because based on my one experience Eurodisney is truly hell on earth.

However, I would not worry about terrorist attacks at Eurodisney. It is likely safer now than it has ever been.

Go and enjoy!

It'll be wonderful.

Incredibly safe right now.

Hi .......would you travel to euro Disney at the moment with 3 young children. ...... anxious and very unsure of what to do. .....any comments will be very much appreciated ☺