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 Disneyland Paris, the
fairy-tale palace by Fam.Rauca,
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Disneyland Paris is an artificial leisure time paradise for all children.
This known enjoyment installation is placed 32 km from Paris off and has a size of 1950 ah.
In the middle of this magic country, you can see the fairy-tale palace.
This magic empire has four provinces:
Adventure land
Fantasyland
Frontier land
Discovery land
The children, but also the adults, can have much fun here.
The temples of the death of Indiana Jones
The adventures' playground Pirates' Beach
The Aqua shows Crescendo
The Disney's Parade around the world
The Electrical Parade with millions little lamps
In numerous stores, all is to be had, which belong to the Disney universe.
Many restaurants, cafes and hotels, are placed here.
It is a whole panorama of American architecture, with an in period style dressed up personnel.
The visitors wander here like in film scenery. Leave a Comment
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 Disneyland Paris by Helga67
There are two parks: Disneyland and Walt Disney Studios. To see it all, you will need 3 to 4 days.
Find out more on their website and watch my travelogue of my last visit to the park. Leave a Comment
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 The parade by martin_nl
I believe that during the summer season you can visit Disneyland in the evening for a reduced price. This is really worth it's money since during the evening hours Disneyland is not as crowded as during daytime! Leave a Comment
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 by Sharrie
Why? Because he's a man of vision. A person who has brilliantly translated his ideas & imagination into unmeasurable pleasure for millions of people in this world. What is success? To me it's the ability to make others & yourself happy. And indeed, Walt has done this not only in his lifetime but after as well. So, my utter respect for his ingenuity, courage & work!
WALTER ELIAS DISNEY (Dec. 5, 1901 - Dec. 15, 1966): A man of vision & imagination. Imagination that translated ideas from a pencil into THE WALT DISNEY WORLD & THE MAGIC KINGDOM, THE L.A. DISNEYLAND, TOKYO DISNEYLAND & EURO DISNEYLAND! These therefore equals miracles!
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 by Sharrie
Nice though... Just the right one for Natalie, my 6-year old niece. Hahahaha... Leave a Comment
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 by Sharrie
It felt different in this part of the world... I don't quite know how to describe but I felt happiest when I was in Disneyworld, Orlando. Most people seemed to enjoy their time; American adults can be childlike whenever they'd like to. But, the French is slightly different... culture does play a part, I suppose? Leave a Comment
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 Main Street USA by SharrieLeave a Comment
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DisneyLand....you simply have to visit DisneyLand when your in Paris...for all the little kids in us. Disneyland Paris is more aimed for little kids, but there's plenty of Adult rides, such as Space Mountain which is a defiante must...just drooling about it now. Indiana Jones and Big Thunder Mountain are the really only ones that are fast enough and enjoyable. To see it all spend a day there...it's very amusing and i swear it will bring the little kid inside you alive again. Leave a Comment
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 by flaviod
If there you can’t be The King – it’s Mickey mouse – at least you can be a child – it’s better. Don’t fight back – just relax and let your child comes up. If I were a poet… see how wonderful is the name of the castle: CHÂTEAU DE LA BELLE AU BOIS DORMANT. (if Disney had been built in 1968, McCartney won’t say only “Michelle ma belle…”). Of course this chateau is not the most lovable chateau in France, but if you're a child inside, I will all so love this one. Leave a Comment
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