Introduction to attractions in Disneyland Paris

Disneyland Paris, formerly known as Euro Disneyland, is the second Disneyland outside the United States. Disneyland Paris is composed of five parts. Main Street USA at the main entrance is full of small town scenery from the old American cowboy era, making people feel like they have entered a time tunnel. Adventureland's world-famous large ships and the steep mountains of the Grand Canyon add to the Parisian style. Like other Disney parks, Disneyland Paris also features scenes such as Western towns, the Grand Canyon, and pirate ships; the difference is that in order to integrate into the local social culture, Disneyland Paris has designed the castle, streets, and building decorations. Even the shape of the tree garden is designed to be exquisite and elegant, which is very different from other Disney parks and has the feel of a classical European palace garden. There is also a Disney Studio Park next to the park, and the two together form the Disneyland Paris leisure area.

There are Disney parks in California, Florida, Paris, France, Tokyo, Japan and Hong Kong. Before the establishment of Hong Kong Disneyland, the American Disney Company also owned two overseas Disney parks, namely Tokyo Disneyland and Paris Disneyland. The two completely different situations they encountered in the host countries may be the impact of cultural factors on theme parks. The most vivid example. From an economic point of view, these two regions are the most developed and have the highest consumption levels in the world today except the United States, but their cultural backgrounds are quite different. As a defeated country in World War II, Japan started to develop with the economic "aid" of the United States after the war. There is a widespread admiration for beauty among the younger generation in Japan, and they have a strong sense of identification with American culture. Therefore, when Tokyo Disneyland opened, it was immediately welcomed by Japanese people, especially young people. According to statistics, 97% of tourists received by Disney in Japan are domestic. The good economic benefits led Japanese investors to build another sea Disney next to Tokyo Disney in September 2001. In contrast, Euro Disney built in Paris is another story. Paris is not only the capital of France, but also the birthplace and gathering place of modern European culture. As an American culture with a short history, it is indeed very difficult to break the traditional European thought and culture and gain a foothold in Paris. During the construction of Euro Disney , some French intellectuals from all walks of life have opposed Disney and called it a "cultural nuclear leak" in the United States. In October 1989, Disney stock was listed in Europe. At the ceremony, some young people held anti-American placards and threw rotten eggs and tomatoes at Disney executives. After the opening of Euro Disneyland in 1992, it suffered consecutive losses, with a profit of US$23 million in 1995.