Character Castle Makeover
Thursday, 4th October 2007
Disneyland Resort Paris has extended its year-long 15th Anniversary Celebration. Originally launched on 1st April 2007 and due to close on 31st March 2008, the celebration is now confirmed to continue through the entire 2008 season, with travel brochures already pushing the extension.
Thursday, 13th September 2007
EXCLUSIVE in English. Before we’ve even had chance to anticipate the spooks and spectacles of Halloween, another giant seasonal celebration comes along and boosts itself “to the power of 15.” Disney’s Christmas Season begins on 10th November 2007, with the release this week of a brand new (not to mention spectacular) decorations visual and an exciting press release — in French. Luckily for you, we’ve translated it…
Friday, 13th April 2007
(1/04/2007 - 11:30) Fifteen candles for fifteen years! With the main anniversary launch events completed and the press faded into the background, guests are free to enjoy the fruits of the 15th Anniversary. Beginning a series of in-depth photo articles covering all of the initial anniversary offerings, we present the Character Castle Makeover - up-close and from across the park.
Sunday, 8th April 2007
(31/03/2007 - 21:10) Well, here we are. The VIPs have mingled, the fans have waited, Daniel Powter has performed - there’s only one thing left for guests: an extra-special Candleabration, and an incredible, breathtaking fireworks display. Also included here is a photo tour of the new, illuminated 15th Anniversary Main Street.
Wednesday, 4th April 2007
(30/03/2007 - 10:00) As clouds decended and rain began to pour, the cleaners, crew and Cast Members of the resort ploughed ahead with last minute preparations for the huge press event of the following day. Final repaints, frenzied cleaning and final touches to the anniversary attractions…
Wednesday, 10th January 2007
The 15th Anniversary Celebration party has begun already for the resort’s Cast Members, with a special rendez-vous gathering bringing the confirmation of countless elements of the festivities. The candle ceremony, character parade, new name badges, a dedicated website, more Kids Free and a preview of the new parade theme song were amongst the early gifts.
Wednesday, 3rd January 2007
The second article in Le Parisien’s backstage look at preparations for the 15th Anniversary once again reveals more new details about the upcoming celebration. This time focusing on the castle decorations, it introduces Daniel Delcourt, head of the project, and features one stand-out detail - that the statues won’t be full-colour, but rather: gold.
Thursday, 12th October 2006
Poor old Pooh Bear - cast into the darkness of the indoor Fantasy Festival Stage this past Summer, and now replaced by Pinocchio for the 15th Anniversary Celebration Castle makeover! New visuals have just been released showing Winnie the Pooh’s replacement by a Pinocchio and Figaro figure on the castle’s third spire, as well as new, more stylised candles for all the characters.
Monday, 10th July 2006
Disneyland Resort Paris will celebrate its 15th Anniversary in spectacular fashion from April 2007, and one of the highlights at Disneyland Park will be a special character decoration all over the castle! In yet another exclusive first-look, we present a stunning series of new advertising visuals created especially for the celebration.
Wednesday, 5th July 2006
We’re proud to present the second official “key visual” for the upcoming 15th Anniversary Celebration. This visual is practically identical to the earlier, daytime version first seen a couple of days ago, except this time the sun has set and the castle is illuminated with its decorative character makeover.
Tuesday, 4th July 2006
Extraordinet, the official Disneyland Resort Paris marketing tools website, continues to provide us with new previews of the resort’s 15th Anniversary Celebration taking place from April 2007 to March 2008, and now presents an interesting new “key visual” image.
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