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The LatestMedia Magic: Interview with Emmanuel Lenormand, director of Disney’s Halloween Festival 20085th October 2008 magicforum mélange 3.10.20083rd October 2008 Jack Skellington and Sally arrive in Paris!22nd September 2008 Halloween’s 2008 orange invasion begins22nd September 2008 Media Magic: Interview with Christophe Leclercq, director of Disney’s Fantillusion22nd September 2008 DLRP Magic! VideoDLRP Review - by YouReal opinions about the magic...
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We’ve seen visuals, we’ve seen concept art - and now, we can see the real thing. Disneyland Resort Paris has prepared some exciting new backstage photos ready to release to the press in the build-up to the launch of the 
Five years on from its opening in 2002, the world of Walt Disney Studios Park is starting to show its age. Luckily, with 
Back in the “good old days”, the ever-changing designs of the park passports was always a fun element of each visit to the resort, giving a sense of something new and different about each visit - and something nice to sell on eBay all these years later! With the introduction of a more modern ticket system in 2002, generic tickets became the norm for the past five years. Now, for the 15th Anniversary, they’re finally shaking it up again…
It’s the 
Did you hear? Of course you did! Hollywood Boulevard is coming to Paris! So, now that the unbelievable news has had chance to sink in - what are we actually getting? Just how much inspiration will the new project take from its two American cousins? Could this be the surprise “pièce de résistance” 5th birthday present the park never even dared ask for?
The current Cast Member forum isn’t just giving details on the anniversary-centred events - it’s also giving some welcome confirmations about the future attractions. Most welcome: the confirmation of 
The final two articles in Le Parisien’s series of five, covering the people working on the 
It seems there’s no end to glimpses into the backstage of Disneyland Resort Paris right now. Latest to join the trend with nice publicity for the 
Hoory for Hollywood - where you’re terrific if you’re even good! But is “good” always good enough? This is where the Imagineers’ placemaking project comes into play. We’ve long heard rumours about Production Courtyard, ‘Hollywood Studio’ and Hollywood Boulevard, but it’s all way off in the future, 2008, right? Well, in true Hollywood fashion, nothing can be predicted…
The new Toon Studio attractions at 
The Imagineers bring a long-awaited desert oasis to Paris, but the Marne-la-Vallée climate can’t quite provide the right weather. Amongst thick cloudy skies and heavy downpours of rain, guests at 
The placemaking project at Animation Courtyard took a surprising step forward just before Christmas, with the construction fences around the new Art of Disney Animation trees removed in anticipation of large seasonal crowds. Why surprising? Because the new planting area still features no grass and no barrier after all these weeks - hardly an art of Disney.
Ho ho h-oh yes, there’s no end to the Christmas puns! At 
Dude, Crush has totally gone Australian with this Christmas thing - there’s not a fir tree in sight, but they’ve just added even more palms! Scaffolding on the rockwork is gone, paths are laid out and the queue line is filled with plants… it’s actually beginning to look a lot like a real Disney attraction.
Whilst many of us are surely Rocking Around the Christmas Tree by now, there’s only one kind of rock on the mind of the scenery artists of Cars Race Rally. In a similar style to Tower of Terror’s rapid construction spurt 12 months ago, December has been incredibly profitable for Lightning McQueen’s new home in Paris.
