So you are a tourist in Paris, what do you do? Well, museums, chateauxs, and monuments are all viable options, however when asked what she really wanted to do while staying with us this past week, Gabrielle did not hesitate with her reply. "Disneyland!!!" was the resounding answer. Okay, so maybe we presented it as a possible option, but let's just say that I was accompanied by two pretty excited ladies as we made our way to Marne-la-Vallee, some 30 kms east of Paris to spend a day with Mickey, Donald, and the rest of the Disney cast.
Arriving as the park gates opened at 10:00 am, we dove right into the rides. We were very fortunate as the crowd on hand was not overwhelming and for the most part, we waited between 10 and 15 minutes to board most rides. Pirates of the Caribbean, Indiana Jones, and Buzz Lightyear rides were just a small part of the repetoire we sampled. Of course we also had to ride classics such as A Small World and Alice's Teacups. We all agreed that Space Mountain should have been avoided as we exited the looping in the dark with lights flashing roller-coaster just a little on the dizzy side.
We stayed right until the park closed at 9:00 pm and just like the kids we saw that day, we couldn't get the smiles off our faces.
And took in the Canadian part of A Small World.
Before either screaming or laughing (I'm not really sure what that was) on Big Thunder Mesa roller-coaster.
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Guess Euro Disney has changed since we were there in 1994 but it sure looks great
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