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Visiting Disney Parks in different countries is truly an intriguing experience. Though the park's magic remains, the new twists remind you that you're no longer in your home park.
“it's a small world”
Even your favorite rides have unique tweaks, which is actually a thrilling part of visiting an international park. That's especially true with "it's a small world" at Disneyland Paris. You might think it’s the same everywhere, but that’s not quite the case!
“It's a small world” takes you on a charming boat ride through different cultures, complete with its legendary song (which still loops in your head in various languages).
Inside
In Paris, it starts similarly to Disneyland and Disney World; the countries are represented with familiar flair and recognizable characters like the hippo.
The designs feel quite consistent, too.
But when you reach the America section—absent in the US parks—you see Disneyland Paris’s take on America, featuring scenes like the Old West, farms, famous landmarks, and even a playful sports area complete with characters in baseball and football uniforms holding snacks.
Rah!
Would this be how you'd represent America in "it's a small world"? Share your thoughts in the comments, and stay tuned to Disney Food Blog for more updates!
If you've been or are planning to visit parks abroad, what unique aspects or surprises have you encountered there?
“it's a small world”
Even your favorite rides have unique tweaks, which is actually a thrilling part of visiting an international park. That's especially true with "it's a small world" at Disneyland Paris. You might think it’s the same everywhere, but that’s not quite the case!
“It's a small world” takes you on a charming boat ride through different cultures, complete with its legendary song (which still loops in your head in various languages).
Inside
In Paris, it starts similarly to Disneyland and Disney World; the countries are represented with familiar flair and recognizable characters like the hippo.
The designs feel quite consistent, too.
But when you reach the America section—absent in the US parks—you see Disneyland Paris’s take on America, featuring scenes like the Old West, farms, famous landmarks, and even a playful sports area complete with characters in baseball and football uniforms holding snacks.
Rah!
Would this be how you'd represent America in "it's a small world"? Share your thoughts in the comments, and stay tuned to Disney Food Blog for more updates!
If you've been or are planning to visit parks abroad, what unique aspects or surprises have you encountered there?
