Where the Magic Happens
Disneyland Paris
Imagine.. its peak season in Summer in Disneyland Paris with screaming kids everywhere....sounds like hell doesn't it? Well I expected the unexpected, it was a way more fun experience than I would of ever thought. Now I didn't have the luxury during my childhood to be a 'Disney kid', which I am pretty thankful for.... no judgement I swear! but I really enjoyed this trip, I can imagine as a parent it would be a pretty stressful event, but I went with a friend so I didn't have to endure that experience thankfully. The park is bigger than I had imagined with 4 massive areas of land filled with shops, places to eat and dine, rollercoasters, rides, and gift shops.
It took a full day to walk around each part without even had went on every ride (there was a queue for many of them especially the 'Thunder Mountain' ride (which was pretty fascinating). I definitely recommend staying a couple of days at least if you are also planning to explore Planet Hollywood as we were gutted to of not had the time to explore it also. My favourite ride was definitely the Star Wars themed ride called 'Hyperspace Mountain' it was the fastest rollercoaster I had ever been on, and will probably be the last one I will ever brave going on!... but if adrenaline seeking activities are your thing I recommend it! The food that was served all around the park was pretty decent quality and tasted good. However, you may need to take a bank loan out to afford it (Screw you Baby Yoda for enticing me into spending that well earned dough).
Another favourite part of the Disney experience was the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' section of the park, there is also a water ride which is really cool and is entertaining for all ages. I was a tad disappointed that Johnny Depp wasn't around in his costume... but I got over it as I was so amazed and intrigued on the thought process regarding all the aesthetics and all the details put into the appearance of each part of the Disneyland park, I would definitely say this place is pricey to visit but worth it! Tune into my next blog post when we move into the centre of Paris...






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