Disney Village, France
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What is Disney Village
, dining and entertainment complex in Disneyland Resort Paris, Marne-la-Vallée, France. Originally named Festival Disney, it opened April 12, 1992 with what was then called the Euro Disney Resort and originally covered an area of approximately 18,000 m². Based on Walt Disney World's Downtown Disney district, it was designed by architect Frank Gehry, who designed it with towers of (...)
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"Disneyland Resort Paris is comprised of Disneyland Park (Paris) , Walt Disney Studios Park ,the Disney Village shopping district, and seven on-site Disney Hotels."
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"The first restaurant was opened on March 19 , 2004 ,located in Downtown Disney Marketplace on the property of Walt Disney World Resort outside of Orlando, Florida."
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"It was traditional for a period of time for Walt Disney Feature Animation to have a satellite animation studio at each of the company's resorts, but the Paris studio was located in Montreuil, at the city limits of Paris and was never associated with the park."
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"In a move which surprised many, he even made it known he would like Walt Disney Imagineering to return to the WED Enterprises name, partly in homage to Walt Disney and partly to regain the spirit that many feel left Walt Disney Imagineering in the late 1990s."
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"After the film, it was explained that for Walt Disney World to succeed, a special district would have to be formed: the Reedy Creek Improvement District with two cities inside it, the City of Bay Lake and the City of Reedy Creek (now the City of Lake Buena Vista )."
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"World of Disney is a chain of specialty retail stores owned and operated by Walt Disney Parks and Resorts ,a division of The Walt Disney Company."
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"In addition, Walt Disney Studios, Disney Village, and Disney Hotels have restaurants open to the public."
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"The resort was built by Walt Disney Imagineering ,and Disney maintains a degree of control; Nick Franklin leads the Walt Disney Attractions Japan team at the Walt Disney Company, which communicates with the Oriental Land Company over all aspects of the Resort, and assigns Imagineers to the Resort."
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"His best known works include the titanium-covered Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao , Spain , Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles , Dancing House in Prague , Czech Republic ,and his private residence in Santa Monica , California ,which jump-started his career, lifting it from the status of "paper architecture", a phenomenon which many famous architects have experienced in their formative decades through experimentation almost exclusively on paper before receiving their first major commission in later years."
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"A second theme park, Walt Disney Studios Park ,was opened to the public on March 16 , 2002."
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"Based on Walt Disney World 's Downtown Disney district (which was itself originally called Disney Village), it was designed by architect Frank Gehry with towers of oxidised silver and bronze-coloured stainless steel under a canopy of lights."
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"1964 Walt Disney begins surreptitiously buying central Florida farmland, purchasing more than 28,000 acres for nearly USD5.5 million."
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"This is an ongoing list of all past and current attractions, restaurants and events at Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida."
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artman from Finland wrote about Opéra Bastille 2 years ago
Go up just before the sun sets, and you'll se how Paris lights up, one district at a time. Truly amazing!
sebu from Finland wrote about Paris one year, 7 months ago
For getting around easily, use the great Vélib community bicycle service. The daily fee is EUR 1 and using bicycles for up to 30 minutes is free after that. When using the bikes for longer, the prices increase every 30 minutes, so this is clearly intended for short-time use. Suggested use pattern: Grab a bike, drive to the next spot you want to visit, drop the bike. There shouldn't be a problem to find a station, as they are located within 300m distance from each other. Just try to avoid the stations at the main sights, chances are really bad there is a free place to return a bike at the Eiffel tower, for example. Two streets further, the situation usually looks better already.
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artman from Finland wrote about Opéra Bastille 2 years ago
When standing under the arc, the straight Champs Élysées looks really amazing and the Arc de Triomphe in the distance is alligned perfectly.
mariasipka from Spain wrote about Paris one year, 10 months ago
I've just booked two nights to stay at the Hotel Odeon in St Germain. http://www.odeonhotel.fr/ It's well priced, in a great location and looks cool. Has been highly recommended by many people and I selected it after 3 hours of research.
pelicanpoker from USA wrote about Notre Dame de Paris one year, 8 months ago
The cathedral of Notre Dame is a very impressive sight. I was fortunate enough to walk in to Sunday Mass, which was very impressive. Also, there is a cemetary tour, which takes you into the catacombs under the Notre Dame. The catacombs tour is a must see, and it took me back to Indian Jones movie when he is looking for the grail!
traanitapiiri from Finland wrote about Paris one year, 8 months ago
Sainte Chapelle
http://www.sacred-destinations.com/france/paris-sainte-chapelle.htm
jjtravel from Finland wrote about Notre Dame de Paris one year, 6 months ago
This majestic Gothic cathedral is a mystic must-see experience in the middle of Paris, on an island in river Seine. It's Grandes Orgues are one of the best of its kind in the whole world, so do not miss a concert every Sunday on 4:30 pm.
nipsu from Finland wrote about Disney Land one year, 3 months ago
Although I wasn't a child anymore, Disney Land was a total adventure for me. The age doesn't really matter, this is a wonderland for everyone! I also saw the parade, sun was shining and everything was so great! That was an unforgettable day in my life. I think that one day isn't really enough, you can spend undoubtly three days or more in that magic world.
tilkkuliini replied one year, 3 months ago:
Better then Linnanmäki in Helsinki? :P
andymarshall wrote about Paris one year, one month ago
Great way of getting around between famous sights is the Batobus which is a kind of river shuttle bus with 8 stops on the river.
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artman from Finland wrote about Opéra Bastille 2 years ago
Come early in the morning, otherwise you'll spend most of the day queing.
mxaddison from USA wrote about La Villa Hotel - Paris 2 years ago
La Villa hotel is a small, modern hotel located on the Left Bank of Paris. It was designed by a student of Philip Stark has has a cool Jetsons-looking jazz bar downstairs. But the rooms themselves are tiny and downright sterile and gloomy feeling You don't get any of the passion of Paris. The only good thing is the hotel is located in a perfect spot at 29 Rue Jacob. Literally across the street is where Colette wrote; next door is where Ingres painted; the Seine, Louvre and Notre Dame are only two blocks away. But there are plenty of other boutique hotels in this area of Saint Germain de Pres that give you more of the Paris ambiance.
jjg from USA wrote about Arab World Institute one year, 8 months ago
the windows here are a marvel: each has a metal mechanism that opens the aperture to control the amount of sunlight coming through. beautiful from the outside, crazy interesting on the inside. a beautiful building. bonus: next to the seine, near a beautiful garden, and the bistro on the corner is pretty good.
nipsu from Finland wrote about Louvre one year, 3 months ago
Louvre has 35,000 works of art, so it isn't that much, when I compare it for example with Hermitage Museum, where I also have been. But as everyone knows, you can see there the famous portrait of Mona Lisa. I think it was somehow a disillusion for me, because that portrait was so small and there where so many people ahead of it! But that museum as a whole was still worth seeing.
pelicanpoker from USA wrote about Louvre one year, 8 months ago
This is an amazing art museum home to the Mona Lisa and Venus di Milo.
jjtravel from Finland wrote about Disneyland Resort Paris one year, 4 months ago
Wonder whether it is really worth about 50 Euros to get a possibility to spend a whole day standing in endless queues. Even in the end of October. In France there should be places for everyone with possibilities to experience something more authentic...
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nipsu from Finland wrote about Disney Land one year, 3 months ago
The whole area of Disney Land is a huge shopping place! But, there are lots of little boutiques and I'm sure you can't leave the place without bying something. It's all so "commercial"(sad but true), but everyone buys little mickey mouses and Plutos from there. I also have one small tiger in my home and it always reminds me of my trip to Disney Land...
nipsu from Finland wrote about Hard Rock Cafe one year, 3 months ago
I don't usually enjoy eating junk food, but in Hard Rock Cafe this junk food was an experience. Those tasty french fries and huge hamburgers were so delicious! And also that atmosphere was magnificent...but it might result from my age, because I was 16 years old and at the first time travelling alone.
HS from Finland wrote about Disney Land one year, 2 months ago
Actually, this is EuroDisney, but anyway. I have been there twice and I suggest you should take 2 days that you can see everything and don´t have to hurry. Both times gave me so much fun. I can say that there is the world´s best ghost train! I haven´t seen anything like that anywhere. I liked those fun machines but also different shows, like parades. There are lots of shops where you can buy Disney items, you name it. Every evening ends up to the fireworks.
dancingbear wrote about Paris one year ago
please avid eye contact with sales guys near Eiffel Tower :)
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alessandro wrote about Paris 7 months, 3 weeks ago
Part of trip "Summer short break in Paris"
virlander from Finland wrote about Best Western Premier Louvre Saint Honore 6 months, 4 weeks ago
Even if you leave the "do not disturb" sign in the door the cleaners will come and disturb you...
sarahdoody from USA asked a question about Paris 5 months, 2 weeks ago
Is there much to do in Paris around Christmas / New Years or does a lot of stuff shut down or have limited hours for the holidays?
sofaille replied 5 months, 2 weeks ago:
Hi, Yes there is! the city is beautiful with all illuminations, and usually a lot of shops are even open on Sundays (up to Xmas anyway) which is not usually the case. No change to usual opening hours to my knowledge!
jussi replied 5 months, 2 weeks ago:
New Years Eve in Paris is great! The Eiffel tower and Arc de Triomphe are beautifully illuminated and the surroundings are packed with happy people partying. It was the best time i've had in that city. :)
leo replied 5 months, 2 weeks ago:
Yes, I second these answers. My best new years and christmas so far was at the turn of the millenium in Paris. Great parades at Champs Elysee and lots of people. Everything is decorated and lit up nicely. Metros can be a bit crowded though especially late in the evening.
