Disneyland Paris turns 30 years
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Disneyland Paris turns 30 years

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01-26-2022
 
Source: PIxabay

Over the three decades since its opening on April 12, 1992, the amusement park, located 32 km east of Paris, in the city of Marne-la-Valais, has received 375 million people.

Visitors to Disneyland, whose staff today numbers 16,000 people, will be immersed in the atmosphere of anniversary celebrations, starting from March 6.

On the occasion of the 30th anniversary, the management of the park has provided for a daily show involving 200 drones. Another expected event will be the opening this summer of a new attraction at the Avengers Campus comic book theme park dedicated to the Marvel cinematic universe.

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