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The busy holiday weeks of Easter may be in full swing, but that hasn’t stopped the refurbishments. Besides Disney Studio 1, the sparkling new Castle Bridge has been uncovered, the Tea Cups are taking a much-needed break and organ music is in the air…
The New Generation Festival hasn’t just arrived in new shows and events — special decorations at Disneyland Park installed last week show that whilst old Disneyland Paris habits die hard, there are still new ideas to be tried out.
It’s another packed refurbishment roundup from Disneyland Paris, as the park finally gets back to normality — (almost) no Castle decorations, no Emporium decorations, no Main Street banners… hey, they’ve even taken the trees!
On Wednesday, Disneyland Park turned green for St Patrick’s Day with a celebration of all things Irish (well, Guinness excluded), from the Lee-Byrne Academy dancers to The Pride of Murray Pipe Band. Ready for a whole lot of shamrocks?
As Sleeping Beauty Castle finally loses its Mickey’s Magical Party makeover (yes, it’s really gone!), we look ahead to what New Gen decorations may await… only to see some rather tasteful, not oversized nor identical, lamppost designs…
And 338 days later, Mickey’s Magical Party finally came to an end. The year had its last hurrah just hours ago as the St David’s Welsh Festival fireworks lit up the night sky… one last chance for the departing theme year to spoil your photos!
Let’s take a look at what’s happening around the parks. In Main Street, two prominent buildings are now “en réhab”, in Adventureland more of the crumbling terrain is being replaced and in Fantasyland an end date for the Castle Bridge is set.
It’s time for another stroll around the current refurbishments of Disneyland Paris. Whilst Disney Clothiers, Ltd. on Main Street has been prepared for a scheduled freshening-up, the walls of the Castle bridge appear to have fallen and the TV Studios is missing finishing touches…
‘Tis the season to be refurbishing. The time between New Year and February half term is traditionally a busy time for refurbishments at Disneyland Paris. Here’s a look at two ongoing projects in the parks yesterday.
As promotions for The Princess and Frog step up a gear in our part of the world, we get another look at future park star Princess Tiana — and an exclusive talk with the supervising animator who created her.
Disneyland Paris may well enjoy the most varied seasonal differences of all the Disney resorts, but it has an expensive maintenance bill to pay in return. Latest project: the Castle bridge, wrapped in scaffolding with no warning…
And still the snow comes tumbling down! This unusually cold Winter in Europe has brought extended periods of extensive snowfall to the lands around our beloved Magic Kingdom — and, as these stunning pictures show, Disneyland Paris itself has been given quite a dusting, too…
The unexpected sighting of Princess Tiana and her dashing Prince Naveen back in November has finally morphed into our very first photo of the beautiful new Disney Princess live in Disneyland Paris…
Determined not to lead you up to Christmas with a negative, let’s take a better look at something which makes the Walt Disney Studios Park situation even more of an anomaly: the aptly-named “it’s a small world” Celebration.
Since the start of Christmas Season, the Castle Stage has been alive again thanks to new event Snow White – Happily Ever After. Originally a medley of the happier scenes, a certain Old Hag has now arrived to put an end to that…
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