DisneyLand Paris - now thats a "different" experience

[psychocandy]

I think we can all rest safe in the knowledge that the screw is being turned on Welsh benefits cheats and they are now downgrading their expectations w/r to how they spend their ill-gotten gains. Paris is, indeed, quite a climbdown from FL.

Who are you again?

[jamesbrown]

Who are you again?

Volunteer cretin spotter and member of the CUK benefits fraud police.

[Old Greg]

Volunteer cretin spotter and member of the CUK benefits fraud police.

Apologies, we didn't realise you were deep undercover. We will start reviewing your cretinwatch files.

[jamesbrown]

Apologies, we didn't realise you were deep undercover. We will start reviewing your cretinwatch files.

Superficial cover is adequate around cretins like PC. All their energy is consumed by simple tasks, like cheating taxpayers. PC has no energy for more complex activities, like masking his cretinism.

[xoggoth]

Went to Paris Disneyland with kids about 30 years ago. Mainly remember huge queues that went round in circles.

[Benny]

Went to Paris Disneyland with kids about 30 years ago. Mainly remember huge queues that went round in circles.

I made the mistake of going there 20 years ago on a Bank Holiday, when I complained that the majority of the ticket booths were unmanned leading to lengthy queues, I received a Gallic shrug and was advised that as it was a French Bank Holiday most of the staff were off on holiday which seemed perverse logic to me

[BR14]

In France, every day is a holiday, somewhere

[NotAllThere]

The most disappointing thing about DL Paris I found when I last went was that the food was terrible.....

I went about 15 years ago - it was terrible then, but at least you could get a beer.

Europaland at Rust in Germany is far better in terms of rides, food and drink. Shame that the Scandanavia section burned down recently.

[DeludedKitten]

Went to Paris Disneyland with kids about 30 years ago. Mainly remember huge queues that went round in circles.

Must have been the very early days when it was Euro Disney - it's only been open 26 years (I was at the 25th birthday party last year)

Though they tend to celebrate the same birthday a lot - the 15th anniversary ran for 3 years.

[DeludedKitten]

I went about 15 years ago - it was terrible then, but at least you could get a beer.

Europaland at Rust in Germany is far better in terms of rides, food and drink. Shame that the Scandanavia section burned down recently.

How do you know that it's far better if you've not been in 15 years?