Disneyland Paris/EuroDisney - Questions & Answers

balletshoes

you're not imagining it, there used to be an excellent Lion King show at DLP - but they stopped it at least a year ago now.

babyfruitella

AdamBrunt wrote: »

Still no indication, on the official DLP site, what the February opening hours are

Also, does anyone know if they still do the Lion King 'show' at DLP ? Or did I imagine that and there's never been a Lion King show at DLP ?

We loved the Lion King show, it was amazing! But yep, sadly its stopped now

AdamBrunt

balletshoes wrote: »

you're not imagining it, there used to be an excellent Lion King show at DLP - but they stopped it at least a year ago now.

babyfruitella wrote: »

We loved the Lion King show, it was amazing! But yep, sadly its stopped now

Nooooooooooooooooooooo !!!!

The OH took the kids to see the West End show at the weekend (and they all loved it) and I mentioned that there's one at DLP.

They're going to be disappointed

vicki+1

i wish they still did " honey i shrunk the audience", that was brilliant. me and df went 10 years ago and watched it about 4 times. Just loved that dog sneezing all over me. Cinemagique is no where near as good ;(

Rachie_B

Loved Lion King show too
Didn't realise they didn't have HISTA anymore !

balletshoes

Captain EO replaced HISTA last year. Must admit I love love love Cinemagique.

maestro2001

Just back from our Disney trip. We made the most of the 2 hours extra in the mornings as it was really quiet then and you could just walk on the rides. As we hired a car we saved loads by having our evening meals in Val d'Europe -a three course meal with a drink was only 14 Euros on one of the evenings and far better quality than anything I've had in Disney Village.

esscuzmeh

Hey, just booked DLP for my son and I with the Sun. Have been twice myself as a bubba but can only remember Space Mountain!
Just wanted some advice on which rides to go on/ go first as we won't be able to get on all of them!
My son is 6, about 125cm and a BIG THRILL seeker (like me :T). I can't wait for him to be tall enough for the US rides.
My main problem is some of the rides he is tall enough for are not recommended for Under 8 or Under 10, are they really too much??

One more question, do they do cheaper day tickets if you go later in the day? I didn't realise you could do the use- another- address with the tokens.. Would of saved double!

Thanks

balletshoes

no, DLP don't do cheap tickets for late-day entrance.
What rides were you thinking of that you've read are not suitable for under-8s? If he's a thrill seeker and he's tall enough to ride, let him ride I say . From the height restrictions, the only ones he won't be able to ride are Indiana Jones and Space Mountain.

esscuzmeh

Thanks, Ah that's a shame they don't do half day
I can't remember off my head what rides as I'm using my phone, but I don't want overdo it on his behalf. Mind you thinking about it, kids come in all shapes and sizes so I don't understand age unless it's because they have scary parts
Which are the best rides? I can't believe they have a Tower of Terror! I went on the one in Florida, loved it!