“Another One Bites the Dust” – John Deacon, Queen. 2020 has certainly been an eventful year. The coronavirus pandemic has changed the world, Disneyland Paris included. The French parks were closed for four months and even though they reopened
In this series we look at the arrival of one of the most hotly anticipated additions to Disneyland Paris in its 28 year history – Avengers Campus. One year out from opening, we look back on the series of
Looking back at Disneyland Paris’ history is a tumultuous affair with highs and lows throughout its history Michael Eisner successfully brought The Walt Disney Company back from the brink of destruction after a disastrous dark period in the 1970s
Everyone has their favorite attraction at Disneyland Paris. Many enjoy the thrills of the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, others love the more classic rides like Peter Pan’s Flight, and quite a few prefer to go over to the Studios
Well, it’s certainly been an interesting few weeks, hasn’t it? Looking back from a month ago, it’s crazy to think about how much has changed. I myself had to leave France with only a 48-hour notice to get back
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.
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
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
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
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,
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
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
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,
When planning for a trip to either Walt Disney World or Disneyland in the States, the one thing I always do without fail is check out the apps before leaving. They’re in a special folder on my phone’s homepage
One of the things that fans who call Disneyland Paris home take pride in are our unique attractions found in both of the parks. Whether we’re spinning through the East Australian Current, exploring the fabled Nautilus, or even shrinking
