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Disneyland Paris - FantasylandNewest Review: ... but with a nicer story! Casey Junior Train - This was closed last time we went, but it looks like a great ride for young children as it takes you through storybook land. The Flying Dumbos - These are just some Dumbos which you can sit in and fly round and round at a nice pace. It's A Small World - This is one of our favourite rides because everyone knows it and it's just so happy! The song'll get stuck in your head! But it's basically a slow boatride which takes you all around the world. Lancelot's Carousel - A nice big, traditional carousel. Les Voyages De Pinocchio - This is like a ghost train format but with the story of Pino... more |
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by - written on 22/11/09 (Very useful, 4 readings)
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This is a really magical land and great for everyone from very young children to those young at heart. Here, the rides are nice and easy going and everything is in nice pastel colours, particularly pink! It's lovely. Some of the rides you will find here include: Alice's Curious Labyrinth - This is great fun! You can just run around and throw water at each other and eventually come to the Queen Of Heart's castle (once you've made a few wrong turns!) You can escape half way through if you've had enough, but it really is good fun and doesn't take the whole day so you don't lose any valuable ride time. You can also meet Alice and The White Rabbit ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/10/09 (Very useful, 7 readings)
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Fantasyland in Disneyland Paris was the fourth Fantasyland that opened. The theme as you may guess from the name is that of fantasy, it is based around a fairytale European village similar to those found in Disney films such as Beauty and the Beast. Fantasyland is my favourite land in the park. For me it has the really magical atmosphere, full of kids having fun. Its an ideal land for families with young children as all of the rides either have no height restriction or a very small height restriction. It also has some of the more iconic rides in the park. Unlike in Florida Fantasyland in the Disneyland park has a stop of the Railroad that goes around the park - ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/07/09 (Useful, 9 readings)
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The park Disneyland Paris consists of set different areas with different themes. Fantasy land is the most magical of them all and is the one you will spend most time in if you have young children. Do not be scared off though it is also fun for adults, just not as thrill seeking as the rest of the park! Disney claim Fantasy land is dedicated to the young at heart who believe that when you wish upon a star your dreams come true. At the centre of fantasy land is a magical castle, and walking through this castle gives the main entrance to the area. The whole of it is set up like a quirky village and all the houses are set like they are from old fashioned fairy ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/03/09 (Very useful, 186 readings)
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I have visted Disneyland Paris 3 times before and am currently in the process of booking my next trip there. The Disneyland park is split into 5 magical lands - Main Street USA, Frontierland, Adventureland, Discoveryland and Fantasyland. Fantasyland is a land that is primarily aimed at young children and toddlers. It is largely based around childrens favourite animated Disney characters such as Alice in Wonderland, Pinocchio, Winnie the Pooh and Dumbo. I wouldn't write this land off if you don't have children with you, it's worth a look around but I wouldn't stop for long as the rest of the park has a lot more to offer adults. The best ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/09/08 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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Fantasyland is a magical village you enter through the centrepiece of the park - Sleeping Beauties castle. There are lots of attractions for the little ones in this land. Most notable the highly irritating 'It's a small World' which is a gentle boat ride through a giant warehouse where different countries of the world are displayed with doll like figures who all sing this awful song. It is the song that makes the ride irritating, everything else is wonderful except this song repeating over and over and over. They even pipe it in to the queue, and the queue for this is always long!!!! My little ones loved the tea cups and the flying Dumbos but the queues were very long. ... Read the complete review
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