Disneyland Paris

There are more than 250 cast members who contribute to the preservation of Disneyland Paris by using their skills across the resort.

Creating great music is a bit like creating a great dish. It’s all about inspiration and skill. You select quality ingredients, you mix, you season, you correct if necessary, and voilà!

Due to prevailing conditions and travel restrictions across Europe, Disneyland Paris will not be able to reopen on April 2 as originally announced.

Many of the figures found at Disneyland Paris come from the world of animation or from movies, but did you know that some have been created just for the park?

Music at Disneyland Paris’ The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror combines in a particularly original way with period music, film music and atmospheric sounds following the three main chapters of the story.

Although Disneyland Paris is temporarily closed until April 2, several cast members known as “The Magic Keepers” are preparing the parks and hotels to be more magical than ever when guests return.

The music of Phantom Manor is one of the most popular scores among Disneyland Paris guests and fans. As Thomas Zielinski from the Phantom Manor Legends website explains, “The fact that the creators of the attraction thought about the music early on underlines the importance of music in transmitting history and emotion to the guest.”

From the pioneers of Fort Comstock to the peaceful lands of Cottonwood Creek Ranch, Frontierland at Disneyland Paris is a tribute to the conquest of the West and the gold rush as the legends and Hollywood portray.

Disneyland Paris will not reopen to guests this February as originally announced, as the resort has shared that it will extend its temporary closure due to the current conditions in Europe.

In 2021, Walt Disney Studios Park will open a brand-new family stage show, Disney Junior Dream Factory – and Disneyland Paris has shared a sneak peek!