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So, take a look at the list of the meet and greets for the week and choose the ones you really don’t want to miss!

Disneyland Paris also has professional photographers on hand at most of the dedicated Character Meet ‘n’ Greet locations.

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There will be reusable shopping bags with the 30th anniversary logo and silhouettes of park icons. Button Set There are Annual Pass discounts available for PhotoPass+; Magic Flex and Magic Plus only pay 55€ and 49€ respectively. Infinity Annual Pass holders receive PhotoPass+ for free.The Annual PhotoPass + is valid during the validity period of the Annual Pass Rides Offering on-ride PhotoPass+ photos? The purse has a gold flap featuring Tink and the tallest castle tower that folds over the dark blue purse.

The truth is that many photo locations that take place during the day aren’t announced on the official program. The vast majority take place between 10 am and 3 pm, but you just have to pay attention to the characters that cross you, to find out if they are heading towards one of these umbrellas. Where to Find Characters at Disneyland Paris They will feature the golden silhouettes of Tinker Bell and the castle, as well as smaller white silhouettes of Tink and a castle tower. Pen Now that you have the most important recommendations on how to find characters, you can certainly put them into practice with my detailed list of meet and greets at Disneyland Paris, which goes far beyond all those mentioned in official media. Thirdly, Fantasyland depicts a fairy tale village with European inspirations. After all, it was the small, remote villages of Europe that served up many of Walt Disney’s first animated movies. France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands are honored at Disneyland Paris Fantasyland through classics such as “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” (1937), “Pinocchio” (1940), “Dumbo” (1941), “Cinderella” (1950), “Alice in Wonderland” (1951), “The Adventures of Peter Pan” (1953), “Lady and the Tramp” (1955), “Sleeping Beauty” (1959), and “The Sword and the Stone” (1963), just to illustrate. Once you’ve found yourself on the screens,remember the number shown alongside your photo and head straight to the collection desk nearby the exit. Tell the Cast Member your photo number and they’ll bring it up on their screen for you to have a second look. Like it? Buy it andhave it printed there and thenin a variety of forms, from framed prints to keyrings.

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Oh, and before you forget: almost all the characters at Disneyland Paris sign autographs, so prepare a notebook and a marker (or pen) to collect the most exclusive and original souvenirs from your trip! Disneyland Park Adventureland