Yes, it moves, makes noices and every once and a while there's some smoke coming out of the nose.Originally Posted by BeachGurl
A lot of small children are afraid to go into the cave and when they see the dragon when it moves, it's even worse.
Yes, it moves, makes noices and every once and a while there's some smoke coming out of the nose.
A lot of small children are afraid to go into the cave and when they see the dragon when it moves, it's even worse.
Omigosh! That's so cool!
Can you post some pictures of what your different lands look like?
No problem, I'll start with the entrance :Omigosh! That's so cool!
Can you post some pictures of what your different lands look like?
Last edited by Annvds; 10-14-2009 at 12:10 PM.
BeachGurl (10-14-2009), HT_NSU (10-14-2009), mickeyfan1999 (10-25-2009)
And here we are at Town Plaza :
followed by Main Street :
We arrive at Central Plaza where all the lands "come" together.
Later this evening I will post more pictures, starting with Frontierland.
Last edited by Annvds; 10-14-2009 at 04:17 PM.
BeachGurl (10-14-2009), FaithlessRock (10-25-2009), HT_NSU (10-14-2009), mickeyfan1999 (10-25-2009)
Interesting that you can walk straight in versus having to enter to the right or left of center in the Magic Kingdom or Disneyland.
Last edited by BigAl_PT; 10-14-2009 at 05:04 PM.
Well, in fact this is kind of the second entrance.
First you have to walk under the Disneyland hotel (see below) where you find the real entrance (and where you can buy the tickets).
Once passed the entrance gates, you have to pass under the railwaystation (shown on the picture above).
FaithlessRock (10-25-2009), mickeyfan1999 (10-25-2009)
o0o0o pretty! more more more!
I so want to go. I've never even been anywhere outside of north america, so eventually going to europe would be
The first land we enter (clockwise) is Frontierland :
the entrance decorated for Halloween:
In Frontierland we have :
the Big Thunder Mountain :
the riverboats Mark Twain and Molly Brown :
the Phantom Manor and th Boot Hill cemetery :
the Chaparral theater :
where we had for ex. the Tarzan show (during summer period)
and the Mickeys Winter Wonderland show (during winter period)
and as in every other land the railwaystation :
Tomorrow I will post some pictures of the next land : Adventureland
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That is such a beautiful park! I hope to go there one day! Great shots!
Those look awesome. Thanks for the pics. I am SO freakin' going to Paris for this. Forget the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triumph....I'm going to Disneyland Paris!
OK, maybe I'll hit those other things too.
OK, maybe I'll hit those other things too.
That'd probably be alittle hard to get away with only going to Disneyland Paris.
Don't let HHGFG rain on your parade, BigAl! Remember, "If you can dream it, than you can do it! Yes you Can!!!!"
That'd probably be alittle hard to get away with only going to Disneyland Paris.
Don't let HHGFG rain on your parade, BigAl! Remember, "If you can dream it, than you can do it! Yes you Can!!!!"
Ooooo dey fight'in!!!!!!!
So now we enter Adventureland:
Here we have Aladdin's enchanted passage:
Indiana Jones :
Adventure Isle with the Robinsons Tree:
Captain Hook's Galley:
Pirates of the Caribbean:
some random pictures of Adventureland :
Next time I will post some pictures of Fantasyland.
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Way-cool! Is that Aladdin thing a dark ride or just a walk-through?
It's a walk-through.
Perfect to avoid the heat during summer and to heaten up a bit during winter
HT_NSU (10-15-2009), mickeyfan1999 (10-25-2009)
Thanks for the photos so far, I just went out to the Disneyland Paris website and was poking around a bit to see some more pictures. Looks like you have two parks over there, I still have to look more into the second park though...Interesting, You have Discoveryland instead of Tomorrowland. I was looking at the "Phanton Manor" and they didn't show in the pictures any doom buggies, is that another walk through place or is it a ride? The Indiana Jones ride looks pretty cool, nothing like the ride out in Disneyland USA...I also liked "Alice's Curious Labyrinth"...I cannot wait to go some day...
Once I finished posting pictures from all the lands in Disneyland Park, I will post some of the Disneyland Studios.
Phantom Manor also has the Doom buggies, I will post some pictures of that tomorrow.
And for Indiana Jones : a few years ago, they turn the ride "around" : you made the ride backwards, so even more thrilling.
And "Alice's labyrinth" ... those pictures will be posted also tomorrow when I arrive in Fantasyland.
For now : good night to all of you at the other side of the ocean. Here it's already 1.35 am.
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Some of your Adventureland reminds me of the Morocco pavilion at EPCOT.
I was thinking the same thing when I looked at them. At first I had to stop and think about what pictures I was looking at.
Now we enter the 3rd land (clockwise) : Fantasyland
We step through the gate of Sleeping Beauty's Castle
and here we find the dark-ride Snowwhite:
also a dark-ride : the adventures of Pinocchio
and probably the same as in WDW, Peter Pan's Flight:
wa also have a carrousel, but in Paris it is called Lancelot's Carrousel:
and we also have Dumbo the Flying Elephant:
and Mad Hatter's Tea Cups:
Alice's Curious Labyrinth, a real labyrinth with all kinds of characters from the movie spread over it:
Casey Jr., the little circus train:
le Pays des Contes de Fées (the land of Fairy Tales), where you step in little boats and pass by sceneries of different fairy tales:
here you see the castle of the Beast and the village of Belle with the fountain in the middle of it and on the 2nd picture you see and the castle of the Wizard of Oz
and we also have It's a small world:
Next time we will visit Discoveryland.
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Your Tea Cups look awesome at night!
I wish the states had Alice's Labyrinth, that seems really cool! Is the path changeable, or would you learn the way out easily after going through it a few times?
Pinocchio & Alice in Wonderland attractions look soo cool.
-starts looking up airfare from orlando to paris-
Well, let's say that it's hard not to find your way out
But sometimes you have to go back to find the right way.
During summer period there are some water sprinkles here and there throughout the labyrinth, so the kids love it.
In the middle of the labyrinth you'll find the castle of the Queen of Hearts and in the first few years that the parc was open you could leave the castle by a slide. But they closed that part for safety reasons.
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