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What's your(s) impression(s) of Disneyland Resort Paris

Post by Adrienmick » Oct Sun 30, 2005 5:13 pm

Hi,

I'm from Paris, so i want to know your mind about Disneyland Resort Paris (both parks) by these who went and these who juste know the parks by Internet.
Let's discuss !

Adrien

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Post by josh » Oct Mon 31, 2005 6:30 am

okay
i realy like DLP! both parks!
the dlp is realy cool with great rides, shows, parades!
only the Disney studios park is to small and not very exciting.
so the Toon Town they are creating is a good way to make the park more popular!
but i realy like the Disneyland Resort Paris! :D

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Post by Adrienmick » Oct Mon 31, 2005 3:23 pm

Our Studios are always in expension, Toon Studios going on, and Tower Of Terror will arrive in 2008 :)

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Post by josh » Oct Mon 31, 2005 4:45 pm

Yeh that was what i was saying ;)
cant wait for that tower! :D
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Post by Adrienmick » Oct Mon 31, 2005 5:37 pm

Oup's, sorry josh :?
The Europe-Tower version will be the same of California version.
No differences = no really exiting ... :cry:
But we will see what it will be !

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Post by josh » Nov Tue 01, 2005 8:27 am

yeh
we will see...
hope it will be fun in it!
but why isnt the california version exiting?
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Post by QuickGold » Nov Tue 01, 2005 9:56 am

More info on the DLP Tower can be found here: http://www.towerofterror.org
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Post by Adrienmick » Nov Wed 02, 2005 1:13 pm

I don't said that California Tower isn't exiting, but the French version will be the same, so (the french tower) won't be really exiting ... because the same ! No differences... So it's not interesting

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Re: What's your(s) impression(s) of Disneyland Resort Paris

Post by acp » Nov Fri 04, 2005 11:37 am

Adrienmick wrote:Hi,

I'm from Paris, so i want to know your mind about Disneyland Resort Paris (both parks) by these who went and these who juste know the parks by Internet.
Let's discuss !

Adrien
I've only been to Disneyland Resort Paris (not been to the others). I liked it. I've been twice now, once in 2001 and once in 2004.

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Post by Blue Fairy » Nov Sun 06, 2005 6:31 pm

I haven't been that much in DRP (3 or 4 times), which is a paradox for me, since I'm from Belgium! :? But I must have been 30 times or more to WDW... :roll: This Summer though, I was in DRP and I enjoyed it, especially because it was not so crowded and we didn't have to wait for there was no queues at all! I guess we were lucky... :D What I like about DRP is that it's pretty close to home with the Thalys train. I can't wait to see for the park extend though. And also I wish the Disney Village part could stretch a little bit. Last time I went, I wish I could have found more music park CD's and DVD's in the stores but they hardly had anything at all. I found 2 or 3 CD's and one DVD in the park, but that's about all they held... I think we oughta be patient... Maybe it'll grow and improve with time. :wink:

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Post by kronk's angel » Nov Mon 07, 2005 4:54 am

Blue Fairy wrote:Maybe it'll grow and improve with time. :wink:
Yes, my impression is that the parks outside the US were quite small... As I recall, the plans for "America" and "Westcot" were quite exytensive, even at their inception... But I guess when it comes to it, it's an awfully expensive proposition to build such a grand amusment park with such extensive theming...
No, no... He's got a point.

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Post by Adrienmick » Nov Sun 13, 2005 10:16 am

No, it's not the French parks who are small, but WDW who are really big ;)

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Post by Miss Leota » Nov Wed 30, 2005 2:15 pm

absolutely the superficy is 1943 hectares :wink:
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Post by Manncab » Dec Wed 07, 2005 6:23 pm

lets just hope they incorparate the same unknown feature they built into the wdw version

for those of you who have never been on ir or heard of it : once you load it can be a 10 story free fall or 3 floor and go back to the top and drop to the bottom and do it again, its completley unknown as to what the ride will do not even the CM's who load you :twisted:

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