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Here’s your chance to go behind the scenes at an actual (fake) movie studio. You’ll see where Hollywood blockbusters were (not) filmed.

If it’s the early years of the park (2002-2005), be sure you get in the correct queue based on your preferred language. Your language choices are French, English, Italian, Dutch, German, and Spanish.

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Onboard video

The busiest queue is for French and English (and after 2005, it will be the only one). That makes sense. The park is in France. Plenty of visitors are from the UK, and English is the second language for many people worldwide. Monitors at the front of each tram car feature two celebrity narrators: French actress Irène Jacob and English actor Jeremy Irons. They each speak their own language. But they don’t say the same things. If you know both languages, you won’t be subjected to the same explanations twice.

If you picked a different queue, your narrators will be Isabella Rossellini (Italian) and Famke Janssen (Dutch), or they will be Nastassja Kinski (German) and Inés Sastre (Spanish).

No dancing in the tram?

Movie props displayed

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Fire at Catastrophe Canyon

The highlight of the Studio Tram Tour is Catastrophe Canyon. This “hot set” demonstrates how special effects wizards can produce earthquakes, fires, and floods.

265,000 liters of water flooding Catastrophe Canyon

Set from Dinotopia

The tour passes a set from Dinotopia , a short-lived 2002 miniseries about two teenage half-brothers who find themselves on an island where humans and talking dinosaurs live together peacefully. Unfortunately, it’s only a temple set. There aren’t any animatronic dinosaurs.

You can watch composited scenes from Dinotopia on the video display. They’re much more impressive than the static set the tram is passing.

Sculpture at a temple in Dinotopia

Did you enjoy not seeing dinosaurs? Then you might also enjoy the next scene. It involves not seeing dragons.

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Reign of Fire

Reign of Fire is a 2002 movie from Touchstone Pictures (The Walt Disney Company) about fire-breathing dragons emerging in London, igniting the city, and terrorizing the planet. Christian Bale plays the fire chief. Matthew McConaughey plays an American with a plan to rid Earth of the troublesome beasts. Disney had high hopes for the movie. Alas, it was neither a critical success nor a box office hit. But the timing of its release was right for its inclusion on the Studio Tram Tour .

Tram entering London

London in ruins

Mangled steel

Fire from a fire-breathing dragon — but we don’t see the dragon

It’s not as impressive as Catastrophe Canyon — which also has fire — but it’s based on a real movie, unlike Catastrophe Canyon. Then again, Reign of Fire wasn’t filmed here, so the ruins of London are just here to impress guests.

Stars’ Cars: Vehicles from movies and television

More Stars’ Cars

The trams at Universal Studios Hollywood take guests past soundstages and backlot sets where countless movies have been filmed since 1915. The trams at Disney-MGM Studios in Florida took guests through a complex that began in 1988 as a production facility for live action movies, animation, and television, in addition to being a theme park since 1989.

Officially, Walt Disney Studios at Disneyland Paris is the fifth Disney studio — after Kingswell Avenue, Hyperion Avenue, Burbank, and Disney-MGM Studios. But while the first four can boast portfolios of beloved productions, little has been produced at the fifth one — other than fan YouTube videos.

Studio Tram Tour: Behind the Magic had its grand opening at Walt Disney Studios Park on March 16, 2002, the opening day of the second gate at Disneyland Paris.

The only other opening day family ride was Flying Carpets Over Agrabah . There was also an intense thrill ride, Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster avec Aerosmith . Otherwise, the park relied on scheduled shows.

To meet a contractual obligation with the French government to open a second park by 2002, the park was rushed to completion with a limited budget. Most buildings were “soundstages” — big boxes, with minimal architectural details, enclosing a lot of space inexpensively. A number of attraction signs were just large billboards.

Original attraction entrance, with a luxury car for show

Updated attraction entrance, with the same luxury car

Over the years, some artifacts along the tram route were replaced or repositioned, but Disney did not add any new show scenes.

In 2005, languages other than French and English were discontinued, although the other four narrators all made brief appearances at the end of the video.

In 2007, the attraction’s entrance was updated from the original billboard-style façade to a Hollywood Hills tunnel façade.

After a run of almost 18 years, Studio Tram Tour: Behind the Magic closed January 5, 2020.

Photo by Werner Weiss, 2024

Cars Road Trip attraction entrance

The tram tour returned as Cars Road Trip on June 17, 2021. This PIXAR-ized version of the ride uses the same trams, but the route is substantially shorter. Walt Disney Studios Park is being expanded to become Disney Adventure World, a theme park worthy of the Disney brand. The old load area and the Reign of Fire scene were in the path of that expansion.

Cruz Ramirez and Sally Carrera instead of Irène Jacob and Jeremy Irons

The video monitors onboard the tram cars now feature Cruz Ramirez and Sally Carrera as the narrators, with Cruz speaking English and Sally speaking French. The theme is now a road trip on Route 66 — but instead of having evocative scenes of the American Southwest in the tradition of Disney-PIXAR’s Cars (2006), this Route 66 has French forest trees, some billboards, and lots of wooden walls.

“World’s Largest Lugnut”

Cars-tastrophe Canyon

Cars Road Trip comes across as a temporary attraction to provide much-needed ride capacity while World of Frozen and other expansion projects are under construction. Catastrophe Canyon remains impressive as Cars-tastrophe Canyon, while also showing how unimpressive the rest of the ride is.

An artistic Mater-piece, the I-Fuel Tower

Actually, Cars Road Trip could be made into an engaging family attraction. It would require a proper enhancement budget. The Disney decision-makers who control the budgets need to take a trip to Cars Land at Disney California Adventure. They would see how delightful the world of Cars can be when Walt Disney Imagineering is provided with sufficient resources.

Imagine Cars Road Trip in a convincing Cars setting, with plenty of imaginative show scenes.

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Backlot Tour, Disney Studios, Disneyland Paris

This is a set of photographs taken during July 2008 of the Back lot tour ride at Disneyland Paris.

The ride is similar to the one at Orlando but the tour doesnt start on foot, each tour is done on the trams which you stay on until you return back to the loading bay.

Each trip lasts about 15 minutes and you have plenty of time for taking pictures during this trip.

I actually preferred this ride to the one we had done previously in Orlando back in Febraury, apart from been allot newer than the Orlando Back lot tour the duration was just right and didnt involve the pre show antics which are featured in Florida.

The Backlot tour ride opened in Walt Disney Studios, Disneyland Paris in March 2002 when the studios part of Disneyland Paris area was opened.

One of the shuttles from Armegeddon, obviously the one that didnt get blown up on entering the asteroid.

Various film items along the full stretch of the back lot tour, half of which I have no idea where they came from.

More props.

Items from 102 Dalmations.

Catastrophe Canyon.

Around the back of the above stunt, its suprising how big this set really is and the amount of water that’s required.

Some of the pumps for the above set.

I think these are from Pearl Harbour

Costume department, Below the clothes from Narnia.

Loads of cars from the movies. too many to mention.

This is a London Street from reign of fire.

Crushed Volvo.

More cars from 101 Dalmations.

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As part of the park's major expansion, much of the Tram Tour is to be removed for the new lands. Catastrophe Canyon is to be retained and incorporated into a new abridged Cars -based attraction, Cars: Road Trip . [1]

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Guests entered the attraction via the Hollywood Boulevard section of the park, under a false facade of the Hollywood sign. The tram ride portion of the attraction featured highlights such as the Catastrophe Canyon scene and a look into the set of London in ruins from the film Reign of Fire . In the Catastrophe Canyon scene, the tram stopped when rain started pouring down, followed by an earthquake and then fire occurring across the scene. Afterwards, a flood came down and extinguished the fire, allowing the tram to continue the tour. In the Reign of Fire scene, the tram stops once again to discover what it is like there where the fire effects are used just before the tram comes to a complete stop.

Until 2009, the Tram Tour used to pass through the costume workshop, but this part was removed due to the upcoming expansions to Walt Disney Studios. Imagineers wanted to create a studio tour at the Walt Disney Studios Park based on the existing tour  at  Disney's Hollywood Studios , where the tour was once the park's signature attraction.

The voiceovers were done mainly by Jeremy Irons and Irène Jacob via bilingual video who explain to guests of how movies are made using sets, costumes, props, etc. and how special effects are used in movies. Until 2005, 2 other versions were used hosted by Isabella Rossellini (Italian) and Famke Janssen (Dutch), and Nastassja Kinski (German) and Inés Sastre (Spanish). At the end of the attraction, Irène Jacob and Jeremy Irons bid guests a farewell during the conclusion of the tour, along with the other host celebrities bidding farewells in their native languages.

• Vehicles from Epcot 's Horizons .
• A stripped Iguanodon animatronic from Animal Kingdom 's Discovery River Boats .
• Props and animatronic figures from ABC's Dinotopia miniseries.
• When the tram passes through the Reign of Fire scene, an advertisement for The Lion King musical can be seen on a double-decker bus.
• The route had to be shortened in 2009 to make way for the expansions of Toon Studio and Toy Story Playland .

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Backlot at Walt Disney Studios Park

Welcome to the Backlot - here the action rages and you are right in the middle

Note: the Backlot area is now closed and will be replaced by the Avengers Campus

Walk along the Rue Georges Méllès, past the Restaurant des Stars, and you will automatically reach the Backlot area. Action and thrills are guaranteed in this part of Walt Disney Studios Park.

The Backlot is characterized by the Armadillo , a huge shiny metallic spacecraft that was used in the film Armageddon. Space lovers are only a small step away from their next big adventure, because from here it is only a few meters to the entrance of the attraction Armageddon, which is all about special effects.

Across the street it is a bit quieter, familiar movie sets are set up here and in front of it is Piazza Sergio Leone, which is dedicated to the great director. The action-packed rollercoaster Rock'n'Roller Coaster is hard to miss. Here you can take a tour through the Force Records studio, where Aerosmith is waiting for you. However, you need to be brave when visiting the recording studio, because loopings and a catapult start are part of the program.

If you have survived the visit to the recording studio, there is even more action. This time, however, it is more to watch: the Stunt Show arena is just around the corner. This is where daring stuntmen put their skills to test several times a day.

What is a Backlot? An area on the site of a film studio on which an outdoor set is built is called a Backlot. As a rule, only the facades of buildings are erected, which saves time and costs. In this way, outdoor scenes can also be shot on site.

Backlot - the days are numbered

The days of the backlot as we know it are over. A major expansion of Walt Disney Studios Park was announced in February 2018, some of which will take place in the backlot area. The new Marvel area will find its place here. While, for almost a year, nothing noticeable happened after the announcement but there have been some changes since April 2019. The Armageddon: Special Effects attraction was closed and the Armadillo parked in front of it was removed. In September 2019, the Rock'n'Roller Coaster closed to be transformed into a Marvel roller coaster. More and more fences and closures followed, so that you can no longer get into this area at all. The only exception is the stunt show. It is still open and there are two to three performances in the stunt arena every day. Access is now via a new path signposted in Walt Disney Studios Park. Should you not be able to find it, please speak to one of the Cast Members on site.

Fun fact from Backlot

Les Parapluis de Cherbourg - a funny detail in the backlot. True to the motto "Singing in the rain" you can cool down a bit here on hot days or are you still looking for a funny photo motif? Then just stand under the umbrella in front of the umbrella shop and a short shower will not be long in coming. If you serenade us a little now, you'll quickly become the star of the backlot. A ring of onlookers will quickly form around you. So, what are you waiting for?!

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Extinct Attractions – Disneyland Paris’ Studio Tram Tour

Welcome to Extinct Attractions. Today, we’ll be finishing up our look at studio tours in the Disney and Universal parks by taking a trip across the Atlantic Ocean to Paris.

On Sunday, Patrick Mahomes led the Kansas City Chiefs to their first Super Bowl victory in 50 years and upon winning the Super Bowl MVP award got to utter the famous line, “I’m going to Disney World!” This year, Disney really upped the ante by inviting over 15 Make-A-Wish children to also be a part of the celebration. Combining the foundation with the nation’s most popular sport must have made for an amazing experience for these kids.

Additionally, Mahomes, and hopefully the kids, got a chance to ride Rise of the Resistance, Hollywood Studios’ newest headliner attraction.

Speaking of Disney’s Hollywood Studios, you are probably aware of how much of an influence it had on Walt Disney Studios Park in Paris, especially when the Parisian park opened on March 16, 2002. As I detailed last week, when Hollywood Studios opened, they advertised the Studio Backlot Tour  as a can’t miss, headliner attraction, so when its Parisian sister park opened, they tried the same tactic with Studio Tram Tour: Behind the Magic.

Unlike Florida’s version that was designed as a two-hour experience to teach guests about every aspect of filmmaking, the Paris version was created as a more traditional 20-minute attraction that included some education on the filmmaking process but at its core was made to entertain not teach.

Even with the changes to the experience to make it less grand, they still billed it as the primary experience of the park, as seen by its placement in the middle of the park. I understand what they were going for, but it still seems like an odd move since tram tours take up a lot of space, so building roads through easy places to expand doesn’t make a ton of sense. In fact, that even came back to bite them when they had to reroute the roads multiple times over the years.

One cool aspect of the attraction was that it utilized two different celebrities to narrate the attraction, with Irène Jacob providing the French parts and Jeremy Irons, the English. It was interesting hearing the two interact while speaking two different languages, something the French parks do quite often.

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The attraction started with a pretty lengthy journey through a forested area before coming across some of the sets from Dinotopia , a Disney-produced miniseries. Honestly, I was very confused during this part of the attraction because neither part actually felt like a studio tour. What studio is surrounded by a myriad of trees with props placed in an exhibit-like fashion throughout?

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Next, guests rolled on up to Catastrophe Canyon, which functioned almost identically to its counterpart across the ocean. While Catastrophe Canyon is a fun experience, it is not like anything that you would ever actually experience in a studio. They would never build a huge theme park-type attraction to capture a shot for a movie. They tried to explain it as a special effects showcase, but realistically it was just further proving the point that this was a studio tour in name only.

After Catastrophe Canyon, the tram drove back through the exact same Dinotopia props that you went through earlier. So thus far, you had done one giant circle and seen pretty much zero things that you would actually see on a studio lot. No soundstages, no editing bays, no backlot. Even the attempt with the props fell short because they truly felt so out of place in the middle of this forest. But then, we had one the saving grace in the whole experience, the streets of London.

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The attraction felt like it was about to end because the tram passed the loading area, but then it kept trucking on to recreated London sets from Reign of Fire . These streets felt like a true studio backlot London area and even though they added some effects to add to the experience, it was finally something close to visiting a film studio. Even though it only lasted a couple of minutes, it was easily my favorite part of the attraction and the one part that I wish I could have seen with my own eyes.

If it wasn’t obvious by now, I was not a fan of this attraction. Referring to it as a studio tour is one of the most misleading attraction names that I’ve heard of in a Disney Park. Honestly, if it had dropped the “studio tram tour” and just called itself “Behind the Magic,” I would’ve been much more on board. It had the chance to be something so much greater than it was.

Eventually, the powers that be at Disneyland Paris finally decided that it was time to move on in the area and the attraction closed on January 5, 2020. Walt Disney Studios Park is evolving like Hollywood Studios’ in that it is focusing more on helping guests live the movies as opposed to teaching guests about them. Much of the attraction is going to be scrapped for the upcoming Marvel, Star Wars and Frozen lands coming to the park, but Catastrophe Canyon will be sticking around as a part of the new Cars Route 66 Road Trip coming Summer 2020. I love the idea of restructuring that part of a new attraction, and I wish Catastrophe Canyon the best of luck in its new life.

Well, that brings us to a close today, but here’s what’s coming next week.

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Buckle your seat belts, Disney fans! Walt Disney Studios Park at Disneyland Paris is getting a new attraction when it reopens. The ride, called Cars Road Trip, will take Guests on an exciting journey with characters from the Cars franchise!

Goodbye Studio Tram Tour

The Studio Tram Tour at Walt Disney Studios Park was very similar to The Studio Backlot Tour attraction (now Toy Story Land) at Disney’s Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida.

Disneyland Paris Guests would board a tram near a Hollywood sign and enjoy the sites of a backstage studio tour and movie sets within Hollywood Boulevard and Catastrophe Canyon.

At the European Disney park, Disney Imagineers decided it was time to retheme the Studio Tram Tour and replace it with a new Cars theme called Cars Route 66. This was originally announced in 2019. Catastrophe Canyon will still remain, but with a new attraction featuring some Cars characters.

Unfortunately, due to the ongoing pandemic, Disneyland Paris remains closed due to French government regulations. No reopening date has been set, which means the original 2020 opening date for Cars Route 66 has been pushed back indefinitely.

Hello Cars Road Trip

Disneyland Paris shared a wonderful YouTube video yesterday, called Disneyland Paris – Celebrating 29 Years of Dreams.

In the video, Beth Clapperton from Walt Disney Imagineering explained the story behind the all-new experience called Cars Road Trip — the ride was previously known as Cars Route 66 Road Trip:

Cars Road Trip Is a new very attractive attraction, which is based on the legendary Route 66, and the story Cars. We are welcomed by Sally and Cruise, and some of Pixar’s other animated characters, and they will come with us on the journey. We’ll see what attractions are a bit crazy, on the journey along this famous road.  Credit: Pixar

You can check out a previous video of construction on the attraction below:

It’s very family-based, and a makeover has also been carried out of Catastrophe Canyon which was the highlight of the former attraction. It has been made over with a new character and a new message.

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Five Things We LOVED about the Studio Backlot Tour at Disney’s Hollywood Studios

While change is inevitable at Walt Disney World, there are some attractions whose fond farewells hurt more than others. This was certainly true of the Studio Backlot Tour , which was the premiere attraction when then-MGM Studios opened on May 1, 1989. The attraction closed permanently on September 27, 2014, to make way for Toy Story Land.

This was one of the most unique attractions in Disney World. It’s combination walking tour and ride made for a complete experience that took guests through the movie-making process. Both entertaining and educational, this attraction was full of memorable components that we miss to this day.

The Original

The original version of the Studio Backlot Tour, then called Backstage Studio Tour, was much longer. In fact, it was a whopping two hours long, and Disney had built in a break for guests half way through! In 1996 the attraction was renamed the Studio Backlot Tour, and by then much of the attraction had changed from its original concept.

The Harbor Attack  Experience

The first major component of the Studio Backlot Tour most people will remember is the  Harbor Attack  show. Those lucky enough to have been selected as volunteers would act out a scene in a large show area while the other guests watched. The purposes of this portion of the attraction was to show guests how water tanks are utilized on film sets to create special effects. Where else in Disney World can you have this sort of unique experience nowadays!?

The Prop Warehouse

One of the remaining pieces of the walking portion of the Backlot Tour was the prop warehouse. This room, which brought guests out to the tram loading area, held countless props and costume pieces from films such as  Who Framed Roger Rabbit , The Santa Clause,  Honey, I Shrunk the Kids , and  The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe. 

The Boneyard

One of the lasting parts of the tram tour was a trip to the boneyard. This is a place where guests could see vehicles used in several films, including  Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy,  and  Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest . It was around this portion of the tram ride where guests would get a great view of the “Earful Tower”, the original icon of the park.

Catastrophe Canyon

Most guests will remember Catastrophe Canyon as the “grand finale” of the Studio Backlot Tour. In its original version, this would be near the conclusion of the first half of the attraction, with the walking tour taking up the second half. This ‘live’ movie set gave guests a glimpse into the special effects process when shooting a film. Effects included a rumbling earthquake that would shake the trams, a fuel truck explosion (complete with a fireball), and a flood of water rushing towards the trams. Once the sequence was over, the set would reset before the guests’ eyes, again lifting the veil on the movie making process.

What was YOUR favorite part of the Studio Backlot Tour? Let us know in the comments!

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5 Replies to “Five Things We LOVED about the Studio Backlot Tour at Disney’s Hollywood Studios”

I miss the backlot tour. My family and I always enjoyed it. I liked the prop room and was once chosen for The Harbor Attack Experience. It was a blast!!

We went the first year it was operating and it was wonderful. They did a little bank robbery scene while you were going by, you saw the home fronts with the open backs that they used to film, you went through wardrobe design and my whole family got to participate in the harbor attack. It took a long time but, it was great.

Once Disney made the decision to abandon the idea of a true working studio (both live action and animation) in Florida, a “behind the scene” tour ceased to make sense.

While I enjoyed the tour in its early days, several years later, during a trip to California, I did the Universal backlot tour. Now that was an authentic “behind the scenes” look with a rich history. Disney’s version,‘by comparison falls short.

how about ❤️ For the cast members who worked this attraction. My daughter did! The spiel was very long asked an accomplishment to learn. They brought the emotion and excitement to the different sets. It was such a fun experience

In my mind, I group this and the animation tour together as one. They are both a tremendous loss. For me, the biggest things missed are the Williams/Cronkite film (animation) and the Midler film (studio walking). They were informative and entertaining. I also liked seeing how the animation working area was set up and the film stage areas, even if there was nothing live happening. I would have loved the Studios to succeed as a working studio, but there is much historical and educational benefit that could have been preserved.

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Disneyland Paris Gets an Adventure World Makeover in This Week's Theme Park News

Disneyland paris gets an adventure world makeover in this week's theme park news, plus: universal's epic universe gets immersive space themed hotels, and pixar fest reveals its tasty treats..

Bob Iger and Josh D’Amaro were serious when they said they were “turbo-charging” progress at Disney Parks as Disneyland Paris sets out to reinvent its second park into Disney’s Adventure World. This new park transformation will feature its own World of Frozen and more experiences from Disney’s legacy.

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Here’s the latest news from theme parks and immersive experiences.

Disney’s Adventure World

Watch the video above for a sneak peek at the turbocharged action happening at Disneyland Paris, as Walt Disney Studios Park becomes Disney’s Adventure World. The reinvention—inspired by recent additions like Avengers Campus—aims to double the size of the park with more beloved Disney stories, including World of Frozen .

World of Frozen

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The most thrilling live stunt show in the world

Beads of sweat drip onto your forehead, your skin tingles, your throat dries up... and you're only watching.

You're about to witness some of the most sensational movie stunts performed up-close, right before your eyes, in and around the towering structures of a full-scale Mediterranean fishing village film set.

Follow the hero in the red car, as he speeds away from the bad guys in a stunning "ballet" sequence of nail-biting near-misses, precision turns and death-defying jumps. Watch in awe as the action extends to a remarkable motorcycle chase with jumps, skids and an unbelievable, explosive, fiery finale!

Between each action-packed sequence, you're given a unique insight into how the stunts work, with volunteers from the audience receiving the chance to star in their own sequence and special guests such as Herbie swerving in to greet the crowds.

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Live motor stunt show featuring cars, motorbikes and numerous special effects.

Opening Date

16th March 2002

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Up to 3 daily

3,000 Spectators per shoot

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• Children 3-7
• Children 8-12
• Young Adults
• Created exclusively for Walt Disney Studios Park, the show was such a success that in 2006 a second version opened as Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Spectacular at Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida.

The custom-built stunt cars weigh less than half the weight of a normal car but are two-and-a-half times more powerful

• Be sure to arrive at least 20 minutes before show time, particularly if you want to secure the best seats in the lower middle section of the arena.
• Scheduled performance times - check Information Board or Programme.
• Features very loud noises, explosions and pyrotechnic effects which may frighten some.
• Fully accessible.

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Disneyland Paris Tour

Traveling dates: 01-04 september 2024, suggested itinerary.

DAY 1: Early flight day & Transfer to Campanile Hotel

We will be meeting at the Malta International Airport at 04:00hrs local time to check-in for our flight to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport which is scheduled to depart at 06:00hrs.

On arrival there at 09:00hrs, we will board our private coach which will take us to our hotel – Campanile Hotel in Disneyland Paris – where we will deposit our luggage and immediately board a free shuttle bus which will take us to the parks at Disneyland Paris . 

Spending 3 days at Disneyland Paris can be a magical experience, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the various attractions, shows, and experiences the park has to offer!

Upon closure of the parks, the free shuttle bus will be providing our return to the hotel.

DAY 2: Disneyland Paris and Walt Disney Studios Park

We will be meeting for breakfast at the hotel after which we will board the free shuttle bus to spend another exciting and delightful day at the Disneyland Parks. 

Embark on a day of excitement and discovery at Walt Disney Studios Park, starting with Toon Studio; step into the world of frozen in a unique show called Frozen a Musical Invitation. The Adventure, or spin and swirl through the ocean on Crush’s Coaster. Continue your journey in Production Courtyard, where thrills await on The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror and you can go behind the scenes with Studio Tram Tour: Behind the Magic. For a taste of Hollywood action, venture into Backlot, where you can rock out on Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster starring Aerosmith or experience the explosive Armageddon: les Effets Speciaux. After an adrenaline-filled day, savor a delicious lunch within the park before revisiting favourite attractions or catching any shows you may have missed.

Return to the hotel for overnight with our free shuttle bus at the closure of parks.

DAY 3: Disneyland Park (Revisit & Enjoy!)

On your final day, return to Disneyland Park to relive cherished moments and create new memories. Begin by revisiting favourite attractions in Fantasyland or exploring hidden gems you may have missed, taking time to appreciate the intricate details and immersive theming throughout the park. Indulge in a delightful lunch at one of Disneyland Park’s themed restaurants before enjoying live entertainment, whether it’s meeting beloved Disney characters or catching a captivating street performance. As the day draws to a close, savour a special dinner at one of the park’s signature dining locations, soaking in the magical ambiance. Conclude your Disneyland Paris adventure with a mesmerizing night-time parade or fireworks show, celebrating the magic of Disney and bidding farewell to a truly unforgettable experience.

DAY 4: Val D’Europe & return flight

For your last day, we will be meeting for our last breakfast at the hotel, we will then check-out and deposit our luggage in a locked room.

We will proceed with our free shuttle bus to Disneyland from where we will board the RER underground train (price included within the package) which will take us to Val D’ Europe (one of the largest shopping centres in the Paris region).

In the afternoon, we will return to Disneyland with the RER underground train and with the free shuttle, we will then go back to the hotel from where we will pick-up our luggage and be transferred by our private coach to the Paris Orly Airport departing at 20:55hrs, local time and arriving at 23:55hrs.

Price and details

Price € per person

• Adult Quad €449 per person
• Adult Triple €489 per person
• Adult Twin €569 per person
• Adult Single €779 per person
• Children (2-11yrs) €379 per child

Limited number of Single Rooms and Family Rooms available for this tour

Not included in price:

Disneyland Paris 3-day Entrance Ticket:

– Adults: €240 per person

-Children: (2-11yrs): €222 per child

Travel Insurance

Price Includes

• Return flights with KM  Malta Airlines
• Airline taxes, fuel surcharge and service charge
• 20kg luggage and 10kg hand luggage
• Hotel Accommodation at 3* Hotel Campanile
• Daily Buffet Breakfast
• Tour Leader Services
• Insolvency Funds

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