Disneyland Tips
ADVICE FOR DISNEYL IN PARIS
About how he is fabulously wonderful to write laziness and so everything is written. Everyone also knows that the damned Americans still know how to make money on entertainment.
I'll talk about
on what do not emphasize but what I thought))
What you need to know about Disneyland in Paris in the first place - are those that are actually two different (for some reason, many are surprised and stunned by the choice) object:
Walt Disney Studio Park
Disneyland Park.
The attendant buys you a ticket for one of them (a ticket for two is a little more expensive, but for a day both parks are probably unrealistic), ie you need to decide where you want to go through the turnstile. You can get a map of the Park on the territory, but there is no Russian-language one. (Despite the fact that a good quarter of the visitors were Ukrainian-Russian-speaking. Maybe because our bus tour to Europe on the May holidays took place?
) But I got the impression that the map is rather schematic ...
Either its scale is really untrue, or the "picturesqueness" of the map or these optical-architectural illusions of Disneyland, which were born by architects to solve their visual problems, is confusing. Although it is possible that I just overheated))
There are adaptation sites about Disneyland for the inhabitants of the scoop, but it is better to visit the official Disneyland website in Paris:
http:// disneylandparis. com
where you can download the official brochure or even download it for free at home))
So be prepared for the fact that you may not be able to understand Disneyland at once, at least everything is done there (cynically, but pragmatically - purely American) so that you ride less and create queues, and more wandering stumbling about shops.
For example, you will not see pointers at every step or some information boards where everything is drawn and unfolded - poke, poke, wander.
Without any warnings or signs to bypass, a certain area can be stupidly covered by some shields. As you wander along them, looking for a detour, while trying to figure out if the detour even exists, another hour will pass. So, in order not to spend on walking here and there, you should read in advance on the queues for "not your" attractions, watch videos, do not be lazy to download a booklet from the site.
The minimum time you need to see and hear something at Disneyland - 1 full day in one park, provided that you show up before the opening, children do not go to adult attractions and vice versa, without long shopping and relaxing near the cafe, think and use the fast system pass. Southern tours are a cynical abuse of children.
However, there are children who do not think so.
When we left the park in the afternoon, a couple of colored teenagers approached us and in broken English very gently asked if we would agree to give them a ticket (ticket valid until the evening)
In the heat, Disneyland turns into a real hell: asphalt, stone, standing in line is tiring so that nothing more than want to run away (especially I escaped with an umbrella bought here))). Queues everywhere are unbelievable, be ready to stand for 30-60 minutes in order to be sausaged on a hill for 3 minutes. Disneyland's fast-pass system is a great thing, but only if you know exactly where and when you want to go. It doesn't save much (in reality you will use it 2-3 times), it only optimizes a bit, because as far as I understand you can't score an hour on several attractions at the same time, and the queue is reserved 1-2 hours after receiving a fast pass ticket.
This means that you can use the fast pass only by alternating it with live queues or shopping, for example. That is, only after leaving the attraction you can take a fast pass to the next - no earlier than an hour or two. In order not to see the crowds that break into the attractions where they may be hidden behind fences, however, in front of them hang signs that show the approximate time of standing in this queue (less than 30 minutes not seen anywhere). So without a clear idea of where you want to go, where you will be standing in line, and where you will take a fast pass, your Disneyland may consist of memories of how you stood in line. "Or" bourgeois and scoops find 10 differences "
For people who are overwhelmed by the crowd, Disneyland is not the best vacation. Or it is worth remembering that once there may be the slightest influx of people.
During our visit, the bus parking lot was 10% full.
The attendant said that during the season it is 100% full. One can only sympathize with those who go to Disneyland Paris season and even on the weekend and even in the heat… Brrrr! I would not wish this to my child. Unless they invent the attraction "a lone tourist visiting Santa Claus in the middle of summer"