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

marcdijon · Post by **marcdijon** » Feb Wed 28, 2007 4:23 pm

an important difference between the american and the european parks are the guests and their way to behave and the way they respond to the shows and parades
though europeans may be more calm which can be good sometimes (less children yelling and screaming in DLRP than in WDW) the drawback is that they are also very introvert with the shows and parades and it's hard to make them applause....
different cultures...good and bad things in both

Sarah Turp · Post by **Sarah Turp** » Mar Thu 01, 2007 10:47 am

DLP is great for a quick fix of Disney, but not the sort of place to go for as a main holiday imho. There just isn't enough to there, a day or two is enough for me. I often just go for a day trip ( I can get the train from England straight to DLP in a couple hours!

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It has been improving recently. A lot of the park has been done up for its b'day celebration and there is more to do now there is the second park, which will of course be even better once RnRcoaster opens.

The main difference for me is the people. In America there is a real openess and freindlyness to all the people, cast members and guests alike. The europeans are rather more reseved which is a shame.

josh · Post by **josh** » Mar Thu 01, 2007 5:33 pm

A lot of the park has been done up for its b'day celebration and there is more to do now there is the second park, which will of course be even better once RnRcoaster opens

I'm sure you mean Crush's Coaster and Cars Race Rally

RnRcoaster is open for 5 years now, from the opening of the WDS park.

Sarah Turp · Post by **Sarah Turp** » Mar Fri 02, 2007 11:49 am

Sorry. I only had two hours sleep the previous night and so wasn't really awake. I actually meant the new Tower of Terror. I have been watching them build it for ages. I pop over every few months. Its be great watching it grow!

josh · Post by **josh** » Mar Fri 02, 2007 12:07 pm

yeah, tell me, saw it on video!
Tower Of Terror will open January 2008!

rocketman · Post by **rocketman** » Mar Mon 12, 2007 8:22 pm

Never been there but I understand Haunted Mansion or Phantom Manor is awesome. Same with Pirates. Maybe one of these days

marcdijon · Post by **marcdijon** » Mar Sat 17, 2007 3:09 pm

is there any change concerning the walt disney studios parade for the 15th anniversary ?

josh · Post by **josh** » Mar Sun 18, 2007 12:31 pm

is there any change concerning the walt disney studios parade for the 15th anniversary ?

maybe, I can't remember, but somethink like a Motors parade or something will be there... don't take me too serious with this, as I just can't remember if that was right or not.

marcdijon · Post by **marcdijon** » Mar Sun 18, 2007 1:38 pm

that would be just great !!!
i love so much the motors and cars parade at mgm studios...if only we could have the same kind of parade !

U016292 · Post by **U016292** » Mar Fri 30, 2007 12:57 pm

I love Disneyland Paris!!

My most favourite attractions are Phantom Manor, Big Thunder Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean,
Star Tours, Space Mountain Mission 2 and Rock'n'Rollercoaster starring Aerosmith.

I also think that Crush's Coaster will be great, and I even can't wait untill Tower of Terror

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It's a shame that Tower of Terror won't open when Disneyland Paris celebrates it's 15th anniversary

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marcdijon · Post by **marcdijon** » Mar Sat 31, 2007 4:29 pm

I agree with you I dont think it's a good idea to open the new attractions throughout the whole year....I dread people who go now are going to be disappointed that the Tower of Terror wont open until January...
ONE big event would have been better I think

blinkereye123 · Post by **blinkereye123** » Aug Sat 25, 2007 11:37 pm

Hello there. While I have not been to DLRP myself...yet I can honestly say I've been very excited about it since day one. I guess it's because it's just so different from the Disney parks here in the states. Sometimes it's the big things like different rides, attractions, shows, and even lands. Sometimes it's small things like the attention to detail, the maintanance and cleanliness, and just the feeling of being in a familiar place but also far away at the same time. I always say that DLP is what Walt had in mind when he first built Disneyland 50 years ago but with better technology and more space. Anyway it is nice to know that there is someplace in the world where u can feel just as at home than when you are. Until next time, peace.

bluebayougirl · Post by **bluebayougirl** » Jan Sun 27, 2008 2:53 pm

We plan on visiting DLP next summer for our anniversary, any idea how to get a brocure on the park? The DLP web site does not send them to the US as far as I can tell.

Post by **acp** » Jan Sun 27, 2008 5:30 pm

bluebayougirl wrote:We plan on visiting DLP next summer for our anniversary, any idea how to get a brocure on the park? The DLP web site does not send them to the US as far as I can tell.

Hi,

If you head on over to the Disneyland Paris website, you can download their "e-brochure", which is the same as the printed ones, but.. electronic.

You can cheat, however and just click this link to go directly to it:
http://www.disneylandparis.com/BROCHURE ... let=&page=

Note however in that link the prices are in UK Pounds Sterling, not US Dollars.

Andy.

sag746 · Post by **sag746** » Jan Tue 29, 2008 4:11 pm

My wife and I are going to Europe this summer (Rome, Florence and Paris). Is it worth my while to visit Disneyland Paris. The web site looks interesting. Is it very expensive or comparable to DisneyWorld.
Thanks

Steve