Disney Adventure World

[Nick]

Agreed. Unfortunately 2 Billion doesn't stretch very far in France.

I was really expecting an Avengers E ticket announcement here but maybe they are saving for Paris to announce themselves.

If DCA Avatar comes first that will be 3 water rides one after another!

Idk if it’ll be DCA Avatar or maybe Flight of Passage, which would mix up the attraction variety in the park (or even an original ride), but I feel fairly confident in Avatar coming to WDSP at some point with how popular Avatar seems to be there if you simply go by box office results. The Way of Water broke all sorts of France box office numbers… which were previously held by Avatar.

 

[saint.piss]

 

[Jake S]

"Don't worry everyone, we're going to base this ride on the movie you like and not the one we all, at best, tolerate.

"F*ck John Favreau."

—Disneyland Paris, I assume

 

[Grabnar]

"F*ck John Favreau."

I believe it's called a Royale with John Favreau in France

 

[PerceptiveCoot]

I have to assume the only reason why this park has been allowed to limp along for so long in its current state is because its shows are universally engaging and well-produced. This is the Disney Junior show that just closed, and it's probably just one of three shows in the park that's produced to the same level of quality:

Repeat: This is the Disney Jr. Show

 

[TheUniC6]

I have to assume the only reason why this park has been allowed to limp along for so long in its current state is because its shows are universally engaging and well-produced. This is the Disney Junior show that just closed, and it's probably just one of three shows in the park that's produced to the same level of quality:

Repeat: This is the Disney Jr. Show

A shame too. The production values are far higher than the Disney Junior Dance party shows in the states. Hopefully these closures are temporary.

 

[mimiasho]

That's really disappointing to hear about the Disney Junior show closing. I agree, the production values looked fantastic in that video. We’re heading to Paris in December for my daughter’s birthday and using Paris Private Tour Guides to explore, but Disneyland is definitely a highlight for us. Any tips for can’t-miss activities or unique shows while we’re there? Hoping some of these amazing productions will be back by then!