Disneyland Paris

The first time I visited Disneyland Resort Paris was the summer of 2007, by accident! I booked a 2 night city trip with my girly friend and we was just supposed to be in Paris the whole time, the first day we went around Paris and did the regular tourist things, visited the Eiffel tower and so on, anyway...by the end of the day, we were a bit dissapointed - is this really it? So, for the next day, I decided to go and find out where might Disneyland be :) After hours and hours of taking different trains and constantly getting lost for some reason ,we arrived at the Marne La Vallee train station, made our way up, and through the security to the gates of ...  Read the complete review

So much to see and do, whatever you think of Disney as a commercial empire, you cannot fault the service of the staff and the magical feeling that being surrounded by Disney coming to life brings. There's now 2 parks, the main one and the Studios park. We headed to the Studios first, and found enough there to occupy us for a whole day. Tower of Terror is here, which was amazing. Use the Fast Track system for as many rides as are available. This saves you waiting for the most popular rides and gives you a time to return to near the front of the queue. While you're waiting for your time slot, go on rides that have shorter waits. There's always something to see ...  Read the complete review

I went to Disneyland Paris with my husband as part of his birthday celebrations - I wasn't really sure at the time how much we would both enjoy it as I had not been there since I was in school and back then there was only the one main park and my husband had never been - however I knew there were few coasters to go on and so we were looking forward to these. The one we were probably most looking forward to going on was the Aerosmith Rock and rollercoaster as this seemed to be the one that was rated the highest in terms of being the best coaster there. Which park is it in? The Aerosmith rock and rollercoaster is located in the Walt Disney ...  Read the complete review

The first time we went to Disneyland as a family we had my then 5 year old brother with us who before we went had high aspirations of all the big rides he was going to go on, including Big Thunder Mountain, I always thought I was the wimp of the family, who wouldn't go on anything, but when we got there he cried so much during the first ride of Thunder Mountain, that he wouldn't go on anything else!!!!! Until we found this ride, Its a Small World After All...this is a boat ride which is inside, it takes you around a selection of "rooms" on the boat, at around 5 mph, nice an relaxing, and there are small moving figures of children from all the ...  Read the complete review

The rock 'n' rollercoaster in Paris is in Walt Disney studios next to the disneyland park. The ride was created in Paris after the success of the original ride with the same name in Disney world. The ride is based on an Aerosmith video. The queues are set up as if you are queueing for an audition and as you enter the the ride you walk into the recording studios which is decorated with posters of famous acts signed to labels owned by Walt Disney. The next room you go into you can see the members of Aerosmith finishing recording a song. Their manager comes in and shouts that they are late for a gig. The lead singer apologises to everyone on the ride saying sorry ...  Read the complete review