Disneyland Paris News & Updates

Why Can’t Disney World Have Nice Things Like This?

July 10, 2023 by JP

Okay Disney, we love what you're doing for the international parks...but when do we get to join in?

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Disneyland Paris vs. Disney World

July 6, 2023 by Lisa Gilmore

If you're trying to decide between Disney World and Disneyland Paris, we're gonna help you break it down.

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The Evolution Of Disneyland Paris: 30 Years of Twists, Turns And Unlimited Potential

June 5, 2023 by Chuck Schmidt

In the 1980s, when the Walt Disney Company decided to build a theme park in France, they expected to receive the kind of reception Allied troops were afforded in 1945 when they liberated the country at the end of World War II. What Disney got was a not-so-polite thanks, but no thanks from many people in France.

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Attractions Impacted as Cast Members Stage WALKOUT in Disneyland Paris

May 30, 2023 by Lydia Storks

Disneyland Paris Cast Members have gone on strike and we have the details.

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A Disney Restaurant Has REOPENED With A NEW Look!

May 28, 2023 by JP

One of Disneyland Paris's projects has completed construction!

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Re-Imagined Walt Disney Studios Park Still Has A Way To Go

May 22, 2023 by Chuck Schmidt

When the Walt Disney Studios opened in 2002 as a companion to Disneyland Park, it had the look and feel of the Disney/MGM Studios at Walt Disney World, right down to the Mickey Mouse-themed Earffel Tower near the entrance and a host of copy-cat attractions. And much like the Disney/MGM Studios, the Walt Disney Studios Park got off to a slow start.

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Disneyland Paris: A Beautiful Place, Save For The Duct Tape, Broken Glass, Barricades and Line Cutters

May 8, 2023 by Chuck Schmidt

We arrived here in Disneyland Paris on April 30 with lofty expectations. After all, the resort is in the middle of its 30th anniversary celebration. What we found was a resort awash in construction projects, with more areas boarded off for our “future enjoyment” than we cared to count. What was even more disturbing was a seeming lack of care when it came to general upkeep.

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