Disneyland Paris: General Discussion

[jon81uk]

I wonder what the parameters of the third park are? Could they build an indoor water park? Or would that clash with the Center Parcs affiliation?

I do think an indoor water park would be a good expansion, although I guess would need to be quite big to cope with demand, but then Europa have made it work.

I thought Disney had moved away from the Villages Nature development, they sold their stake in 2022 so it is wholley owned by Center Parcs, so I guess would depend what the agreement is with Center Parcs. I suppose the Villages Nature aqualagoon is for their guests only, so Disney could add something for guests of their own hotels.

 

[SuperMuscleMan]

I would love to see a tron style ride themed to starwars, if it means they retheme space mountain back to the origional theming and then make a new area with star tours just for starwars land (either behind the current tomorrow land, or in another area)

I believe the rumours are a bike speeder through woods which was also speculated for Hollywood Studios in Florida. I don't think it will be necessarily a star wars land like the American ones but more a mini land. Someone said the idea could be you enter by going on star tours and exit into the mini land as it's a journey to the other planet as the new ride would be behind star tours.

 

[Bowser]

I believe the rumours are a bike speeder through woods which was also speculated for Hollywood Studios in Florida. I don't think it will be necessarily a star wars land like the American ones but more a mini land. Someone said the idea could be you enter by going on star tours and exit into the mini land as it's a journey to the other planet as the new ride would be behind star tours.

A bike speeder through the forests of Endor would fit that description nicely.

 

[Llama]

Funny graph from @Statismic! on Twitter (original here) showing the number of days since the last new ride opened at each Disney park

 

[NuttySquirrel]

Funny graph from @Statismic! on Twitter (original here) showing the number of days since the last new ride opened at each Disney park

Nearly 19 years (and counting!) for Disneyland Park. Wow, just wow.

 

[QTXAdsy]

Funny graph from @Statismic! on Twitter (original here) showing the number of days since the last new ride opened at each Disney park

Admittedly all their effort has been in trying to sort out WDS which has seen the new attractions. Had it not been for that park being such a disaster needing major investment then Disney Disneyland Park would have undoubtedly seen something new by now.

 

[Bowser]

Eurostar tickets are finally on sale for our trip so i have a few questions hopefully someone can answer!

If we are leaving the park at 428pm from the Disneyland Station, can we literally arrive a few minutes before as it's a domestic service? Or is there more of a check-in required? Obviously wouldn't roll up at 426pm but hoping to maximise our second day.

Also is the luggage storage likely to have a substantial queue? Would leaving the park at 4pm be realistic or cutting it fine?

 

[SuperMuscleMan]

Nearly 19 years (and counting!) for Disneyland Park. Wow, just wow.

And that was to replace timekeepers! Not even an addition!

Eurostar tickets are finally on sale for our trip so i have a few questions hopefully someone can answer!

If we are leaving the park at 428pm from the Disneyland Station, can we literally arrive a few minutes before as it's a domestic service? Or is there more of a check-in required? Obviously wouldn't roll up at 426pm but hoping to maximise our second day.

Also is the luggage storage likely to have a substantial queue? Would leaving the park at 4pm be realistic or cutting it fine?

Your be going through customs at your change station... My advice would always arrive 45 minutes prior.