Disneyland PARIS!

Bucket List *CHECK*
I love Disneyland. I love France. This summer I had the opportunity to combine those loves into a day at Disneyland Paris. It did not dissapoint. We were staying in the heart of Paris, so we took the train. I highly recommend the train ride. We got on near our hotel which is right by the Arch de Triomphe. The train takes about an hour and costs 6 Euros. You'll know your stop as it's the last one on the line and it is clear it is Disneyland. Easy Peasy!
How about that DLP Hotel! Even though we didn't have the chance to stay there, we were captivated by its grandeur. The sight of it was truly stunning , and the experience of walking under the hotel to enter the Park was a unique thrill.
Main Street is very similar to our US Main Streets. One of my favorite little shops was a shout-out to Pollyanna lovers (ME!)., simply called 'Harringtons.' It has many prisms inside to tickle your Pollyanna fancy!
We enjoyed a fantastic lunch buffet-style at the Plaza Gardens, just at the end of Main Street, across from Aurora's castle. This French cuisine restaurant is amid Victorian splendor. As you would expect, the French do not disappoint.
Let's talk about Tomorowland, or as the French call it, Discoveryland. This is my favorite of all the Tomorrowlands esthetically. It is stunning. You must see the posted video and photo. Nothing like it anywhere! It was amazing to walk up inside this castle while going through a storybook presentation on the tapestries of Sleeping Beauty. STUNNING!
Buzz Lightyear, It's a Small World, Phantom Manor (Haunted Mansion) Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Mad Hatter's Tea Cups, Alice's Curious Labyrinth, Blanceh-Neige et les Sept Nains (Snow White and Seven Dwarfs), were all great.
However, we did encounter a significant disappointment. The entire Pirates area was closed during our visit, which meant no Jack Sparrow Restaurant, no Pirates ride, and no amazing Pirate Ship. The initial excitement of seeing the area was quickly replaced by a sense of disappointment when we learned about the refurbishment. But in the end, it's hard to complain when you're at Disneyland Paris. If you ever have the opportunity to visit, don't hesitate!
Disneyland Paris Space Mountain








Before anyone can accurately state they are a travel "professional," they have to first awkwardly pack a suitcase, Google like no one's business, and just *go*. You can travel to hundreds of places and still arrive to the next one out of your comfort zone. That's the beauty of travel.My first real out of the country (I'm from the US) experience was a study abroad trip to Liege, Belgium for four mo... Read More >>>








Before anyone can accurately state they are a travel "professional," they have to first awkwardly pack a suitcase, Google like no one's business, and just *go*. You can travel to hundreds of places and still arrive to the next one out of your comfort zone. That's the beauty of travel.
My first real out of the country (I'm from the US) experience was a study abroad trip to Liege, Belgium for four months. A new country with no one I knew speaking a language I also didn't know. And when I came home, depth came home with me. That sounds cliche, but I can trace back to that trip a level of confidence that I never had before. I can navigate a new place on my own, make friends who speak a different language than me, and find my way again when I'm lost. I believe I can -- because I did.
That's what I want to give to you. We all need guidelines, advice, and a plan when it comes to travel -- here, you just have them in one place. I'll do the website bouncing for you and have real-life experience to back up my suggestions. Nothing wrong with a little bit of safety and assurance before heading off on an adventure of a lifetime.
Reach out to me, and I'll help you organize your goals into the trip you'll get the most out of. Let's make Bon Voyage happen!