Let’s start this off by saying I’m a Star Wars fan. I grew up watching the original trilogy with my dad, then watched the prequels with my friends and cringed at the less than stellar lines and terrible CGI.
After 3 weeks of intense face-offs and about 100K votes across our social media accounts, the #DLPAttractionsLeague has crowned a winner! In a finale where Big Thunder Mountain was facing Pirates of the Caribbean, you decided to choose « the
We’re living in strange, and somewhat scary times right now and we could all probably do with that sprinkle of Disney magic to brighten up the day. While going to Disney is out of the picture for now, here
Who said that the enchantement of Disney parks should stop when you leave Disney Village? A whole collection of books have been published over the years! But which one to read? In this series of blog posts we’ll introduce you to a selection of the best ones dedicated to the parks and their most popular attractions!
Let’s talk about a very special booklet: : Disneyland Paris célèbre son patrimoine et ses métiers d’art.
KAT: Hello, everyone! Today for an American in Disneyland Paris, we’re going to be doing something a little different. This week’s article is going to be a comparison of American and British favorites with a special collaboration between DLPReport
There was more than the closure story this week at Disneyland Paris. As the Resort struggled with uncertainties, the Magic continued. Let’s take a look! For our Special Report on the events that lead to the closure of Disneyland
What a week. In a roller coaster of events, Disneyland Paris drastically modified its offering before eventually closing its doors. We look back at the chain of events that led to the full closure of the Resort. A second
It was mostly business as usual this week at the Resort, with some great character moments, Electroland news, St. David’s Day and of course plenty of updates on the many construction and refurbishment projects. Let’s dig in! Preventive Measures
This week did not disappoint on the news front with the surprise appointment of a new CEO at The Walt Disney Company. Closer to « home », off season renovations are in full force, and a solid list of news. Let’s
Walkthrough attractions. Some people love them and obsess over tiny details in the displays, while others see them as a waste of space that should be torn down for more interesting attractions with a ride track. Personally, I absolutely
Despite school holidays, this week saw the start of several large scale refurbishment projects – and especially resurfacing. We also said goodbye to the Tram Tour Station, discovered a new TV ad and got flooded with Disney+ posters.. let’s
Two years after the phenomenon that was Coco, Pixar is back this winter with a new original story based on the themes of self-recovery and grief. This time, the journey is complex and multi-dimensional, this time, Ian and Barley’s
I’m not one to get very homesick, and as someone who likes to solo travel around the world, this can come in quite handy. Of course, there are things I miss from back home (my parents, friends from school,
We were graciously invited to a preview screening for The Call of The Wild at “Le Publicis” cinema in central Paris on Friday, February 14th 2020. Already known to Disney fans as the director of 2002’s Lilo & Stitch,
Music is an essential part of the magic of Frozen: A Musical Invitation. The InsidEars team discussed the show with two of its creators: Matt Walker, who is in charge of music for all Disney Parks around the world,
