Euro Disney. How's it doing?

[Yorkie Bar]

Originally Posted by Hasdrubal

have you ever been to Paris in the summer? It's much hotter than London and less humid.

Of course I have - I guess it depends on luck of the draw wherever you go. Any way found this link re financial woes - it's a year old but I can't see how things have changed much recently....

15 years on, Euro Disney's coffers ring hollow — EUbusiness.com - business, legal and economic news and information from the European Union (http://www.eubusiness.com/news_live/1176278408.23/ - broken link)

[orangeapple]

One thing I've noticed at the original Disneyland in Cali is that there are less Asian & European tourists than when I was a kid in the 80s, maybe since there are more easily accessible Disneylands to them now. I'm sure there are other reasons also...

[minniemouse]

Hi guys!
I'm Italian but I love Paris and..WOW, I'm a big Disney fun!!!!
I have been to Disneyland Paris more times and...It's a very great place!
I can recommend this amusement park.

I have visited Disneyworld (Orlando), Disneyland and Disney California Adventure (California) and Disneyland Paris.

Now, I'm leaving to Disneyland Tokyo! I like it!!!!

If you need some information about Disneyland Paris, please, contact me!

PS: Summer and Winter (Christmas season), are two fantastic periods!

[minniemouse]

Originally Posted by awecelot

Perhaps that is because I am American, so when I go to Europe, I want to do and see things that I cannot see or do in the United States.

I'm Italian and.... I like to see or do things that have American taste!

I love USA and my dream is to live in USA

[RMELIFER]

I've visited Euro Disney (now Disneyland Resort Paris) twice and I liked it very much. I went once with a girlfriend and the second time I went with a group with children. Since we were driving from Germany, we stayed both times at the Disney Davy Crockett Cabins across the highway from Disneyland. It was a great location for our visit and the Davy Crockett area included access to a great indoor pool and hottubs with a connecting restaurant. Dinsey characters visited there nightly.

Disneyland now has the MGM Studios or I think it was renamed to Hollywood Studios similar to the park in Orlando. This also nice. I recently got married and we went to Disney World in Orlando and there there really is just no comparison to all the Disney parks and activities there. I would still recommend visiting Disneyland in Paris though!
Note that if you're visiting Paris, the Disney park is about a 30 minute drive outside of Paris. There is a train station there near the main gate at Disney so if you stay at one of the resort hotels nearby you should be okay (there's no transportation from the Davy Crockett area across the highway).