Introduction


This is a blog going in depth into Disneyland Paris. It goes over all there is to see in this resort, from attractions to dining and everything in between. It's almost an unofficial travel guide, giving readers information on what to do in this resort, the most visited theme park resort in Europe.

Here's what the resort includes:
  • 2 Parks
    • Disneyland Park, which is similar to Disneyland or the Magic Kingdom
    • Disney Adventure World, a cinematic park based off adventure
  • 6 hotels
  • Disney Village, their counterpart to Downtown Disney or Disney Springs
Each of these will be gone over more in depth in later posts.

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