Anonymous
01/18/2023 20:04
Subject: What is the shortest trip you would take to Paris?
We once got a great deal and went for three nights. Flew from DC Thursday night, arrived early morning Friday, stayed Fri, Sat, Sun nights and flew back midday Monday. It would have been nicer to stay one more night but it was totally fine.
Anonymous
01/18/2023 17:51
Subject: What is the shortest trip you would take to Paris?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Depends on your age and how you choose to travel as well. Older and/or stuck in coach will be more fatiguing than younger and/or comfy enough to have a refreshing sleep on the plane.
We are mid 40s, decent energy level, and aren’t bothered by coach if we can’t do business class.
Why can’t you do business class? Doesn’t seem worth it otherwise.
Why not PJ?
DCUM: where unless it’s business/first class for at least a month, going to Europe isn’t even worth it
You laugh, but honestly, even one month in Europe is really too short these days. Three months is a better prospect.
Is it? Some of us have lives we don’t want to abandon for 3 entire months.
Anonymous
01/18/2023 14:39
Subject: What is the shortest trip you would take to Paris?
For a mileage run, I would say 2 hours.
Anonymous
01/18/2023 14:31
Subject: Re:What is the shortest trip you would take to Paris?
Anonymous wrote:I would be willing to do a Wednesday night flight, have half day Thursday and all day Friday-Saturday, and then fly back Sunday afternoon. I once stayed through the weekend and came back on Monday, but on Sunday a lot of places are closed, especially restaurants.
This, unless I just had to go for work and they were paying.
Anonymous
01/18/2023 14:28
Subject: Re:What is the shortest trip you would take to Paris?
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thanks again for all the help. People were disputing each other on jet lag. I did say that we always have a somewhat rough day the day of landing, early dinner, early bed, and we are fine by our first full non-travel day. (I realize people are different). I think we are leaning towards flying to Paris on a Thursday and flying back the following Tuesday.
You sound very similar to me, and I think this is more than do-able. I've done the same length, but to Ireland, and it was fabulous.
Anonymous
01/18/2023 08:26
Subject: What is the shortest trip you would take to Paris?
Anonymous wrote:I took the train to Paris from London just for the day, and it was worth it.
Aren’t there any daytime flights to Paris? Perhaps from NY/NJ (like the daytime flights to London). I’m too old for overnight flights, so schlepping up to NY for a direct daytime flight is worth it imho.
Three nights is probably the shortest I’d do these days.
There are no daytime flights from the US to Paris or any other city in Europe, other than to London.
Anonymous
01/18/2023 07:41
Subject: What is the shortest trip you would take to Paris?
I took the train to Paris from London just for the day, and it was worth it.
Aren’t there any daytime flights to Paris? Perhaps from NY/NJ (like the daytime flights to London). I’m too old for overnight flights, so schlepping up to NY for a direct daytime flight is worth it imho.
Three nights is probably the shortest I’d do these days.
Aren’t there any daytime flights to Paris? Perhaps from NY/NJ (like the daytime flights to London). I’m too old for overnight flights, so schlepping up to NY for a direct daytime flight is worth it imho.
Three nights is probably the shortest I’d do these days.
Anonymous
01/18/2023 05:59
Subject: What is the shortest trip you would take to Paris?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Depends on your age and how you choose to travel as well. Older and/or stuck in coach will be more fatiguing than younger and/or comfy enough to have a refreshing sleep on the plane.
We are mid 40s, decent energy level, and aren’t bothered by coach if we can’t do business class.
Why can’t you do business class? Doesn’t seem worth it otherwise.
Why not PJ?
DCUM: where unless it’s business/first class for at least a month, going to Europe isn’t even worth it
You laugh, but honestly, even one month in Europe is really too short these days. Three months is a better prospect.
You're absolutely right but, to be fair, OP only asked about Paris.
For that one month should do it.
Anonymous
01/18/2023 05:54
Subject: What is the shortest trip you would take to Paris?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Depends on your age and how you choose to travel as well. Older and/or stuck in coach will be more fatiguing than younger and/or comfy enough to have a refreshing sleep on the plane.
We are mid 40s, decent energy level, and aren’t bothered by coach if we can’t do business class.
Why can’t you do business class? Doesn’t seem worth it otherwise.
Why not PJ?
DCUM: where unless it’s business/first class for at least a month, going to Europe isn’t even worth it
You laugh, but honestly, even one month in Europe is really too short these days. Three months is a better prospect.
Anonymous
01/18/2023 05:33
Subject: What is the shortest trip you would take to Paris?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Depends on your age and how you choose to travel as well. Older and/or stuck in coach will be more fatiguing than younger and/or comfy enough to have a refreshing sleep on the plane.
We are mid 40s, decent energy level, and aren’t bothered by coach if we can’t do business class.
Why can’t you do business class? Doesn’t seem worth it otherwise.
Why not PJ?
DCUM: where unless it’s business/first class for at least a month, going to Europe isn’t even worth it
... and apparently you need to bring your pjs too.