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,
Frozen Land was THE news of the week and we were lucky and grateful to bring you all the plans for the exciting new themed Land coming to Walt Disney Studios. In the Parks, stormy weather disrupted operations, we
It’s no secret that one of the most anticipated elements of the Walt Disney Studios Expansion Project is the so called « Frozen Land » (working title). Today we bring you all the details about the land: blueprints, 3D renderings, layouts and more. Let’s take a look!
A « classic » week in the Parks as the seasons are now well underway. While the Resort is awaiting the assault from the French and European school holidays, Characters and Merchandising were the stars. Plenty of progress on construction and
Construction in the Disney parks is just a fact of life. No matter when you go, there’s always going to be the disappointment of one of the rides you wanted to go on being closed, or your favorite restaurant
February 1, 2020 marked the grand return of « Mickey and the Magician ». The 28 minute dance and magic show set in 19th Century Paris has captivated audiences since it premiered on July 2, 2016 – almost 4 years ago
The last week of January has come and gone with its share of news, special events and some movement on all the low season refurbishment projects – let’s take a look! Themed Walls for days It seems Disneyland Paris
I like trains. They get me different places quickly and allow me to have fantastic views of the land around me. The trains I’ve ridden on from ranged from 9 minutes from Charles de Gaulle Airport to Disneyland to
Colder temperatures were the norm this week and caused a few issues and adjustments in the parks – but also some magical scenery! Let’s take a look at this and all the latest news: A chill in the air
Close your eyes and try to imagine being in a Disney theme park without music. Isn’t it a strange feeling? Of course, I have a little bit of bias as a trained musician who is always listening to music,
