Orbitron is a journey to the edge of space – an adventure inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s visionary drawings of the solar system – which has been present since the Park opened in 1992. This futuristic odyssey has now
On january 5th 2020, Studio Tram Tour Behind the Magic, also known as the last « Behind the Scenes » ride closed its doors at Walt Disney Studios Park. Say goodbye to Jeremy and Irene, because now we’re (unofficially) heading to
After 50 days of intense face-offs, it’s time to reveal the winner of our very first #DLPEntertainmentLeague! In a final battle between « Disney Pirate or Princess: Make Your Choice » and « Mickey and the Magician »: the result is clear! « Mickey
Allison began her career at Disneyland Paris as an apprentice while completing her MBA in International Marketing & Communication Strategy. Six years later, she’s working on projects, each one more creative than the next… even during this closing period.
Marie-Geneviève Masseron, Documentarian, is one of the guardians of Disneyland Paris memories. Right now, she is also a « Magic Keeper » who brings memories back to life while also recording the present for future memories. The InsidEARS team met up
At Disneyland Paris’s new Cars-themed attraction, Cars ROAD TRIP, guests will be transported along America’s legendary Route 66 highway to get a glimpse of some of its wacky roadside attractions and encounter some of the film’s most loveable characters.
A handful of Cast Members look after Disneyland Paris during its temporary closure, some on site, most of them, working at home. Paul is one of those Magic Keepers. The InsidEARS team met with him to learn more about
“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
Well here we are. To be honest, it’s a bit tough for me to write the news report this week, but I feel that it’s important to be consistent and document the history of the Resort. As I’m sure
Well it’s been a relatively drama-free week at Disneyland Paris, on 2020 standards! Halloween is in full swing as we approach the end of October, construction and refurbishments continue to move along, solar power and a global merchandise release!
Another week, another set of worrying 2020 news – this time it’s a new 9pm curfew. Otherwise we saw interesting developments for the Standby Pass project, the new internal Pride network, oh and we got a plane! Let’s take
During Disney’s Halloween Festival, Disneyland Paris is transformed into a playground for spirits and ghosts thanks to the decorations imagined by Disneyland Paris’ Scenographers. But how do they go about immersing guests in the spirit of the party? Jérôme
We got a plane! That’s how I started our Twitter coverage. It’s of course an over simplification but part of an effort to provide different angles in HD for what is set to be the biggest set of construction
Despite the wave of changes and cancellations, I was lucky to attend a very socially distanced screening of Soul at the London Film Festival. Back in 2015, Pete Docter took us on a journey through Riley’s emotional development, and
Welcome to a new edition of our weekly report! This week marked another milestone in the fight to remain open for the Resort with a new set of cost control measures announced or becoming applicable. Thankfully there’s still a
