Euro Disney Question

[seavote]

My family and i will be vacationing in paris this Aug. so we will take a day trip to Disneyland Paris . we,ve been to Disney World often so we will concentrate on attractions that are different. we have not seen the new star tours at DW. Is the new version currently at paris disney? any tips,suggestions are appreciated.
also, i have researched quite a bit and have seen no mention of language. are some rides multilingual? all? none?english language headphones? how does it work? thanks for all replies

[Pirate Granny]

Make sure you go UNDER the castle...also Journey to the center of the earth...SPace Mountain like

HM is nice and a bit different...and best of all the Maze for Alice in wonderland...

[Zawadi]

• Space Mtn 2 is a full inversion coaster.
• Phantom Manor is great
• BTMRR is on a island loading station is on the mainland. (The longest version of BTMRR)
• Must see Cinemagique and Animaque
• Backlot is multi-lingual
• All CMs are multi-lingual. Languages spoken are on their name badges.
• ToT is the same design as in Anaheim.
• Crush's coaster is brilliant. Long lines though.
• Buzz is better than WDW as the guns are hand held. The Buzz animatronic is multi-lingual. (TS3 like)
• ToT pre-show is either in French or English (the other language is subtitled)

A 2-part trip report...
DLP Trip report Dec 2010

[seavote]

any info on the language question? are all attractions multilingual or just some?

[Awesome_guy]

Nearly all shows and attractions are bilingual with parts in French and parts in English. Not all parts are repeated in the other language but enough to give a flavour.

Some, like Peter Pan, if I remember are in French only. The castle show (the 20th anniversary show which is incredible, and has been extended throughout this summer) was for sure in English (and French) with one character exclusively English, and one character exclusively French... songs, though, remain in English. Pirates has most narration in French, but songs in English (again, if memory serves me).

Tower of Terror had the pre-show in French but captioning in English, etc. etc.

Signage and information is in English, French, and beyond.

You will definitely hear characters like Mickey, speaking in French (which will be new to hear).

Many cast members being in Europe speak English, French, and beyond. A bonjour will get you a long way and then a polite, "we speak English".

Not too sure about Star Tours, we didn't do it. We LOVED Space Mountain 2, Crush's Coaster, Animagique (I THINK bilingual), and the DLP versions of Small World and Thunder Mountain. My trip report from this last summer is here .

Enjoy!!

[emerzmom]

I hope you have fun! Disneyland Paris is definitely on my Bucket List!

Julie

[MNNHFLTX]

My family and i will be vacationing in paris this Aug. so we will take a day trip to Disneyland Paris . we,ve been to Disney World often so we will concentrate on attractions that are different. we have not seen the new star tours at DW. Is the new version currently at paris disney?

My family is going to Paris (and Disneyland Paris) in May, so I have been researching the same things. From what I have read it appears the Star Tours version there is the old one.