BUZZ LIGHTYEAR LASER BLAST*

 

Save the toys!

 

Buzz Lightyear, Evil Emperor Zurg and the Little Green Men have joined the big family of Disney Characters, and are sweeping guests away on an unforgettable intergalactic adventure. Recruited by Buzz himself, Guests come to his aid in the fight against the infamous Emperor Zurg and his plan to steal all the batteries in toy universe.

 

Propelled into the toy universe on board cruisers that spin 360 degrees, Space Rangers of all ages are equipped with laser pistols to shoot at targets. Points are tallied on individual screens over the course of their adventure.

 

Several times a day, Buzz Lightyear will come join the Space Rangers for a photo opportunity in front of the attraction.

 

*’Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast’ is inspired by the Disney presentation of the Pixar Animations Studios film Toy Story 2.

 

 

A SUMMER OF SHOWS IN THE DISNEYLAND PARK

 

Wishes

This amazing firework display combines video projections and extraordinary explosions of colour that light up the sky. Some rockets blast up to 300 metres above Sleeping Beauty Castle. It's the poetic and musical story of the Disney heroes' most profound wishes. Will Pinocchio become a little boy and Cinderella find her true love?

Every evening, from 15th July to 27th August 2006.

 

The Disney Fantillusion illuminated parade

Every night, Disney Fantillusion parade brings Disney tales and legends to life with cutting-edge visual and sound effects. Once the park is plunged into darkness, the floats make their appearance on Main Street, U.S.A. and lead guests through three acts that bring Disney Heroes and Villains face to face. Throughout the parade thousands of twinkling light bulbs and a plethora of special effects are used to create a truly exceptional sight. The floats light up, undergo transformations, and come to life to a seamless flow of dramatic music.

Every evening, from 14th July to 27th August 2006.

 

Jack Sparrow hits Adventureland

Straight from the set of Pirates of the Caribbean, Captain Jack Sparrow has chosen Adventureland for his adventures this summer, to celebrate the release of Dead Man’s Chest, the long-awaited sequel to The Curse of the Black Pearl. Captain Sparrow will take great pleasure in getting captured on film at Disneyland Resort Paris with all those pirates at heart.

 

The Tarzan Encounter

The king of the jungle has chosen the Chapparal Theater (Frontierland) as his home alongside all the characters from this great Disney classic, including the mad monkeys! Tarzan invites spectators to a lively musical world coupled with astonishing stage effects. An aerial duet between Jane and Tarzan, comical acrobatics by the monkeys and a wild jam session with children from the audience!

Until 24th September 2006.

 

Winnie the Pooh and Friends

Winnie the Pooh has settled in at the Fantasy Festival Stage (Fantasyland), where he takes the wee ones – and their parents – on a delightful journey through the Forest of Blue Dreams. Share in the joyful adventures of Tigger, Piglet, Eyeore and their friends as they set off to a lively musical beat on a hunt for Winnie’s honey.

From 14th July to 27th August 2006 except on certain dates.

 

The Legend of the Lion King

Now playing at the Vidéopolis theatre (Discoveryland), The Legend of the Lion King musical is as big a hit as ever. Singers, dancers, acrobats and puppeteers tell the story of the great Disney classic against an African savannah backdrop that is larger than life. Light shows, film projections on screens of water and innovative special effects make this top-quality show a must-see for everyone.

Continuous run, up to six times a day, alternating between French and English.

 

The Wonderful World of Disney Parade

Each day, the big floats of the Wonderful World of Disney Parade make their way down Main Street, U.S.A., led by Mickey and Minnie in their ship inspired by the cartoon Steamboat Willie. Each one of the marvellous floats depicts a Walt Disney masterpiece such as Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Dumbo and Mary Poppins.

    

 

 

A SUMMER OF SHOWS AT THE WALT DISNEY STUDIOS PARK

 

Everyone’s a star in this Disney Park, where cinema dreams come to life!

 

Good Morning Walt Disney Studios

Each morning, the Disney Characters and Hollywood stars, dressed in their extravagant sunglasses and glamorous boas, cruise through the Park in stretch limousines.

Every morning until 27th August 2006.

 

Starring Cruella De Vil T

The unscrupulous Cruella De Vil has set her sights on Hollywood with a colourful film shoot at Production Courtyard. Her moving movie set features a production office, film set and dressing room. A new scene will be shot for 101 Dalmatians. The diabolic Cruella and her henchmen take advantage of the shoot to try to capture the poor little Dalmatians to make a fur coat… but they never manage to see their plan through. In this playful show three lucky Guests are brought in to play the part of a sound assistant, an actor and a special effects manager.

Several times a day until 27th August 2006, except on certain dates.

 

Lilo & Stitch’s Catch the Wave Party

This cheerful show takes place on the Production Courtyard Stage. Minnie dreams of shooting a video clip starring Lilo & Stitch dancing the Hula. Goofy and Pluto come to help her, along with two stage directors who came all the way from California especially for the occasion. Unfortunately, things don’t go as planned with pranks and mishaps one after the other – particularly Stitch’s parody of Elvis that is not to be missed!

Several times a day until 27th August 2006, except on certain dates.

 

Ciné Folies

Studio 1, the giant production studio that marks the entrance to the Walt Disney Studios Park, is the site of burlesque film shoots in which guests can take part. Carmensita Forever, Dracula fais-moi peur, Kirezoutou, Panique sur Hollywood Boulevard, Casse à Beverly Hills are just a few of the productions that no big-screen star will want to miss!

Several times a day at Studio 1 and at various locations in the Walt Disney Studios Park.

 

Disney Cinema Parade

This exceptional procession parades every day through the Walt Disney Studios Park and pays tribute to cinema through a celebration of filming techniques and the great Disney classics such as Lion King, 101 Dalmatians, Pinocchio and Toy Story.  

    

 

Meeting Disney Characters and their Friends

 

Chicken Little

As of last year, Walt Disney Studios Park guests have had the opportunity to pose for a picture with Chicken Little and his friend Abby Mallard in front of their village Oakey Oaks, located between Studio 1 and the Animagique attraction.

 

Monsters, Inc.

Guests of all ages can now meet with characters from the Disney/Pixar film Monsters, Inc. as though they were in Monstropolis. The passageway between the worlds of monsters and children was reconstructed on the left side of the big Studio 1 building. Guests are invited to get their picture taken with Sully and Mike while three scream collectors are busy collecting screams from children to supply energy to Monstropolis!

 

 

The programme of shows and parades is for reference purposes only and is subject to change without notice, particularly due to poor weather conditions.

 

 

SUMMER AT DISNEY VILLAGE

 

There is no shortage of summer events at Disney Village, where you can enjoy sports, listen to music, or take to the sky.

 

Disney Village Stadium

Disneyland Resort Paris invites you to experience the thrill of the 2006 World Football Cup at the Disney Village Stadium.

Guests of Disney Village can cheer on their favourite teams during the World Football Cup from 9th June to 9th July 2006. The Sports Bar and its patio will be set up for fans from different countries around the world. The games will be shown on a giant screen to create a genuine stadium atmosphere with entertainment events and music occurring alongside.

 

Xtra Latina Fiesta

On 10th and 11th June 2006, Disney Village is hosting its Latina Fiesta with two headlining bands playing at Billy Bob’s Country Western Saloon:

The Brazilian group Manimal offers a mix of traditional music and international pop, while Venezuelan Orlando Poleo, known as the ‘conga king’, performs with Chaworo, his band of Cuban and Venezuelan musicians.

Dancers, Batucada and Capoeira will liven up Disney Village all weekend long, winding up with the Fiesta Caliente party at Hurricanes.

Free concerts and entrance fee at Hurricanes.

Café Mickey

Families can dine alongside some of their favourite Disney Characters at Café Mickey and the kids can get some much valued autographs! Opposite Café Mickey, the Marina gives families the opportunity to partake in a variety of activities on Lake Disney.

 

Happy First Birthday PanoraMagique!

Since April 2005, Disney Village has played host to PanoraMagique, the world’s largest tethered balloon. PanoraMagique carries up to 30 passengers over 100 metres in the air.

By December 2005, 8 months after launching, it had welcomed100,000 passengers becoming the most visited balloon of all time.

Ticket prices: Adults: 12 euros / Children: 6 euros.

Operated by Aerotourism.

 

Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show: the world’s biggest Disney dinner show!

A herd of wild buffalo, genuine cowboys and American Indians, Buffalo Bill and Sitting Bull are reunited in an immense arena to take families back in time to the conquest of the West. Experience the thrill of being a pioneer for a night with stagecoach attacks, gunfight showdowns, horse-riding stunts, shooting demonstrations and a Texan BBQ.

Daily at 6:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. (Except on certain dates. Call 08705 03 03 03 for information.)

Price (meal included): Adult: 59 euros / Child: 39 euros

Not recommended for those suffering from allergies or asthma.

 

 

THE MAGIC OF SUMMER CONTINUES IN DISNEY HOTELS

 

Nearby the Theme Parks and Disney Village, the seven Disney Hotels are situated in the ideal location. Each with its own cinema-inspired architectural theme, the hotels will take you on a marvellous journey to the heart of the imaginary world of Disney. The hotels offer holiday packages for all budgets and tastes. Rooms are designed to accommodate up to 4 people (or 6 per bungalow at Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch). Children under 3 stay for free in their parents’ room.

 

Sports and well-being are an integral part of any stay at Disneyland Resort Paris. After a day filled with wonder in the Theme Parks, guests can unwind with the Resort's many sports facilities. Sunbathing by the swimming pool, adventure course, golf, massage, tennis or pedal car rides – there’s something for everyone.

 

SPORTS ACTIVITIES

 

Swimming Pools

A large solarium equipped with lounge chairs and parasols lines the sides of the indoor and outdoor swimming pools at Disney’s Hotel New York, Disney’s Newport Bay Club and Disney’s Sequoia Lodge. These swimming pools are wonderful places to relax and have fun. The Disneyland Hotel and Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch have indoor swimming pools.  The Disneyland Hotel, Disney’s Hotel New York, Disney’s Newport Bay Club and Disney’s Sequoia Lodge also have a Jacuzzi, sauna, steam bath, solarium* and massage*.

Some swimming pools need to undergo repairs, which may require closing them without notice. *Activities or services with a fee.

 

Fitness Rooms

With the exception of Disney’s Hotel Cheyenne and Disney’s Hotel Santa Fe, all other Disney Hotels have a fitness room for their guests.

 

Tennis Courts

Guests hosted at the Disney’s Hotel New York can enjoy two outdoor tennis courts, open weather permitting.

 

Outdoor Playgrounds

Children will have great fun in the various play areas at Disney’s Sequoia Lodge, Disney’s Santa Fe and Disney’s Hotel Cheyenne.

 

Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch

Guests of Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch have a wide range of activities to choose from such as indoor pool and Jacuzzi, outdoor playground, fitness trail, pony rides* (weather permitting), indoor tennis courts, archery lessons, and bicycle* and pedal car* rentals.

 

Thrill-seekers will love Davy Crockett’s Adventure*. Set in the forest next to Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch, this physical open-air activity combines a respect for nature with the pleasure of invigorating physical exercise. 

 

Davy Crockett’s Adventure boasts five different tree courses spread over five hectares of forest, located at the entrance to Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch. The course is intended for everyone: guests of Disneyland Resort Paris, as well as businesses, groups and individuals. After a 30-minute initiation on the equipment and safety rules, participants are on their own to tackle the course progressively.  Davy Crockett’s Adventure is three hours of thrills, physical challenge and pushing your limits in the great outdoors.

Reservations required. 08705 03 03 03 (€0.15/min.) or see www.aventure-aventure.com.

Operated by Paris Est Aventure.

 

* paying activities.

 

Relaxation & Massages

Guests of the Disneyland Hotel, Disney's Hotel New York, Disney's Newport Bay Club and Disney's Sequoia Lodge can take the opportunity to unwind with a Californian massage.Book an appointment at the hotel swimming pool.

 

Guests of the Dream Castle Hotel, a Disneyland Resort Paris partner hotel, can enjoy the Spa and the different massages on offer.

- Californian massage*

Performed in the treatment room, the Californian massage is an oil massage that uses draining techniques for a relaxing, cocooning effect.

- Thai massage*

Performed on a futon, the Thai massage uses gentle pressure with the hands and a series of passive stretching movements.  Tunic and trousers are provided.

Information and reservations: 00 33 1 64 17 90 00 (Dream Castle Hotel).

 

The Radisson SAS Hotel, another recently inaugurated partner hotel located on the edge of Golf Disneyland, features a 350 sq.m Wellness Centre with indoor swimming pool, sauna, Turkish bath, fitness room and two massage and body treatment* rooms. ‘Urban Spa’ treatments, osteopathy and naturopathy treatments are also available.

Information and reservations: 00 33 1 64 17 31 42 (Radisson SAS Hotel).

*Activities or services with a fee.

 

Golf Disneyland

Golf Disneyland is open year round, seven days a week*. While some family members are battling Evil Emperor Zurg on Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast or taking a dip in the tropical swimming pool at Disney’s Davy Crockett Ranch, golf lovers can partake in their favourite sport to their heart’s content. Golf Disneyland features a Club House, Proshop, bar/restaurant and change-rooms for your comfort and enjoyment.

 

Opening Hours and Rates

Golf Disneyland is a 27-hole course played in sets of 9 (par-36). First tee-off is between 8:30 and 9 a.m. Minimum handicap: 53.5.

Green Fees for 2006

Weekend 18-hole green fee: €58 – Weekday 18-hole green fee: €36

Information and reservations: 08705 03 03 03

 

THE LITTLE Book of BIG DREAMS

You can believe in your dreams at Disneyland Resort Paris                                   

 

Disneyland Resort Paris offers an extraordinary variety of leisure activities, entertainment and services in the form of attractions, shows, hotels and food & beverages, so that all guests can make their dreams a reality on their terms.

 

Children’s Dreams Become Reality

Where wishes come true…

• Without even closing your eyes, you really can fly over the roofs of London with Peter Pan’s Flight, and up to the clouds on board Dumbo the Flying Elephant.
• Up lads and at ‘em! Pirates take to Captain Hook’s Galley, Pirates’ Beach or the flat-bottom boats of the Pirates of the Caribbean…
• Cowboys feel right at home at Frontierland, exploring Fort Comstock, at the Critter Corral farm or the Big Thunder Mountain gold mine (closed from 08/21/06 to 10/13/06).
• Adventure awaits at the Pocahontas Indian Village playground, at Wonderland in Alice’s Curious Labyrinth or the Mad Hatter’s Tea Cups…

May I have this dance, Princess? Snow White, Cinderella and Aurora await little girls in front of Sleeping Beauty’s Castle… and Prince Charming is never far.

 

Welcome Little Ones

• Everything is planned to make your visit run as smoothly as possible when a baby or toddler is part of the family.
• Strollers can be hired at the gates of the Theme Parks for €6,50 per day.
• The ‘Baby Switch’ is an option on all attractions, so that couples with young children can take turns without having to go back and queue up a second time.
• The Baby Care centres at the Disneyland and Walt Disney Studios Parks provide a place to warm up bottles and meals and change children’s nappies. Nappies and baby food can be purchased here.
• Disney Hotels have all the baby-friendly amenities such as cots, bottle warmers, wading pools, the Disney Channel in the rooms and even a babysitting service, available upon request.
• Each Disney Hotel has a kids’ corner with building games, video games and a television showing Disney cartoons.

   

Family Fun

Here are a few ideas for magical attractions and activities to enjoy as a family.

• Meet the Disney Characters and fill autograph books with their signatures
• Dine with Disney Characters Tea time for tots and birthday parties can also be organised in the Disneyland Park.
• A family team versus Emperor Zurg to save toy land on the new attraction: Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast.
• Be entertained by the legendary Disney shows and parades: The Legend of the Lion King, The Tarzan Encounter, Winnie the Pooh and Friends, The Wonderful World of Disney Parade.
• Take a nostalgic look at the great Disney animated classics with the Art of Disney Animation at the Walt Disney Studios Park.
• A delightful family boat ride is always ready to set sail from the pier of the ‘It’s a Small World’.

 

The Thrill of a Lifetime

Adrenalin overload!

• Clenched teeth and white knuckles are guaranteed with Indiana Jones™ and the Temple of Peril (minimum height 1.40m), Space Mountain: Mission 2 (minimum height 1.32m) and Rock’n’Roller Coaster with Aerosmith (minimum height 1.20m).
• Squealing tyres and gunshots in the Moteurs… Action! Stunt Show Spectacular at the Walt Disney Studios Park.
• Moonstroke and narrow escapes from asteroids in Armageddon at the Walt Disney Studios Park.
• Dreamy nights for those 18 and up at the Hurricanes discotheque, Disney Village.

 

Fun For All Ages

Precious moments together

• Dinner at the Blue Lagoon Restaurant, Walt’s – An American Restaurant, or Cinderella’s Royal Inn.
• A romantic stroll around Lake Disney on a warm summer’s night.
• Savvy shopping at La Vallée Outlet Shopping Village.
• 9 or 18 holes at Golf Disneyland.
• Fun and laughter late into the night at the Disney Village bars.

 

A Few Good Tips 
- Fast-Pass. This free system is accessible to everyone to reduce wait-time at the major Disneyland Park attractions. A terminal at the entrance to each one of these attractions issues tickets with a specific time. When that time comes, you can access the attraction via a special entrance with no queues!
- Shopping Service. You can have your purchases from Disney Park boutiques delivered free of charge to a pick-up area at Disney Village or directly to a Disney Hotel.
- To be sure to get a table at the restaurant and the time of your choice, we recommend you make reservations by calling 33 (01) 60 30 40 50 at the start of the day.
- The Disney Express is a baggage handling service for travellers arriving by TGV, Thalys or Eurostar, available on some arrival and departure times. It transfers luggage from Marne La Vallee station to the Disney Hotels and the Hotel Elysée Val d’Europe, and back again upon guests’ departure. Guests can thus enjoy the magic of Disney Parks straightaway, without having to worry about checking in at their hotel and depositing their belongings. This paid for service is included in certain holiday packages that offer both accommodation and transportation.
-Free shuttles everyday between the Disney Hotels and the Parks, except Disneyland Hotel.
- Information Desk: City Hall, Town Square, Disneyland Park Offering a variety of services such as: information and reservations (restaurants, Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show, Lion King Show) Disabled Guest information, messages, lost & found, and tax refunds.
- There is a first aid station available in each theme Park. 
- To prepare your stay at Disneyland Resort Paris, the disneylandparis.com website features a virtual tour of the Parks and Hotels, lists the show and parade times and locations, and gives some very handy advice. Don’t forget to click on Special Offers on the on-line reservations page for some very attractive offers.