How Disneyland Paris can be more NOSTALGIC than Disneyland! | 01/02/19 Pt. 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- I know that's a crazy thing to think, but there in fact times and places when Disneyland Places can conjure nostalgic memories for vintage Disneyland. Yesterday we saw a vintage version of Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse, and today we'll be seeing a Skull Rock (flashback to old fantasyland) and walk through a Frontierland Fort! (flashback to old Fort Wilderness on Tom Sawyers Island). And I'm here to tell you, I felt it! But then there are some not so vintage attractions like Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril which is...not their best work.
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Yes you are spoiling us. Love watching you guys in Paris Disneyland.
What an great way for Tony Baxter to pay homage to Knott's peek ins. Awesome. 5 thumbs up!!1!
amazing to see how much space is there! incredible!!!!!!!
So wonderful seeing Skull Rock !!! It's been so long since I saw Skull Rock in Anaheim as a young'un!
Glad you mentioned and bookmarked your other channels. I so did not realize I was missing something! I'm now subscribed. I love your enthusiasm.
When I was a kid I loved to see skull rock and the pirates ship at Disneyland. It was sad when they were removed from Disneyland Anaheim. But when we went to Disneyland Paris to see a copy of them was a great thing to see.
Wow- Icannot beleev how FAST and how MUCH coverage of this trip you have already posted. OK- this is the best content I have ever seen on Disneyland Paris- well done, well done.
Dear God! I am so on this trip with You! Great camerawork. I think Walt is smiling down on this place. Remember when you get back home the reason Disneyland Anaheim is so particularly special among all parks is because Disney himself created it and walked the streets tweaking everything to inspired perfection which was pretty much an entirely flawless dynamic masterful illusion really until around the late '70s... I used to be in awe in discovering even the most tiny aesthetic detail! I saw him there a couple of times. Once riding a Fire Engine on Main Street and another when he rode up unannounced in a Horseless Carriage in Fantasyland to ceremoniously open a newly refurbished Attraction. He radiated so much Love & Light it was spellbinding to witness. And You have the great privilege of being able to cruise this hallowed ground all the time from having carved out this hot gig for all of us! Thanks. Be our eyes and ears Fresh Baked!
PS - Thank you for taking us along on your honeymoon!!! Disneyland Paris - what a treat!
You're welcome Kristin. and thank you!
Okay, I had to replay you guys going on Indiana Jones 6 or 7 times!! It made me laugh so hard. David's yelling was hysterical and then when he said, "what is this thing, what is this!!" right before the loop, I died laughing!! Thank you for sharing....that was awesome!
What I'm seeing in Adventureland and Frontierland in DLP is lots of room for imagination. There's the whole Skull Rock area, the Fort, the Pirate Ship, plus a couple of places from the previous video - in all of these, Disney sets a scene and then turns you loose to play and explore. It's up to your own imagination to bring all of these scenes to life. In Anaheim, there isn't the room any more for that kind of play. We've got Tom Sawyer Island and ... ummmm ... that's about it. Everything else is pretty full with rides, shops, and restaurants.
Liz especially seems to be in to the running around and exploring and playing. Glad you had a great time there! You're making me want to visit!
Dave I legitimately laughed out loud at the "This box is shot" joke. Well played good sir
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love liz's screams
Wow! I was lucky to not have to wait in line for Indiana Jones! We walked through the queue and got straight on! I went in early September 2014
I think it absolutely holds up. What they should do is a Space Mountain type indoor coaster. Instead of being in space it can be inside a temple. Kind of a mash up of Paris and Anaheim. It looked like a cool ride.
Another great video you guys! Thanks!
you're welcome, thank you!
LOVE!! That Indy ride looked like fun, but it reminded me of Goofy's Sky School, and it DEFINITELY doesn't compare to our Indy in Anaheim! And I loved Skull Rock. FRESH BAKED!! NSA!
Great video guys 👍🏻 👍🏻
If you go to Tokyo Disney Sea , there is the same Indy ride , but it is a totally different experience, a lot smoothie !
Absolutely love how in Disneyland Paris it feels like you are actually in the world of the Disney movies😍 Especially in their Adventureland. Definitely a must-see for any Disney fan. (Still love the original Disneyland and it's history😊)
To me looked like a roller coaster that you would see at knotts or Six flags with just themed buildings around it
I'd love a vid comparing the two parks!
I've been to Disneyland Paris 10+ times, and I've never seen the pirate ship open.
I think a trip to Euro Disney is a future plan now.
Good morning Fresh Baked! I have definitely enjoyed the Disneyland Paris trip report this week!
Thank you both for being amazing humans ✌
I lived in Alaska for nearly 30 years so I can handle cold, but I just can’t imagine going to Disneyland in the cold. I guess being born and raised in Southern California never leaves you. And about the fort, I remember the OG one growing up. It was awesome although DLP’s is better. Thanks for a great video today😍
I miss Disneyland CA fort 😢
I know everyone has their own opinion....But I love Disney Land Anaheim I feel other parks are just generic amusement parks...Disney land Anaheim might be smaller but it has such character that it really puts you in another world that you just cant compare....
Character and charm all it's own. And a unique energy.
I think The special feeling comes from the fact that it's because Walt actually walked these grounds .and the smallness- all the other parks are more spread out - even DCA - its just cozy here
I feel like Universal is pretty on par with Disney when it comes to the Harry Potter section. The rest of Universal is pretty meh but Wizarding World is amazing and very immersive.
Deana Barnhart personally I think that Disney World Orlando is the best because there’s so much to do there and you’re completely immersed in the Disney magic without seeing any of the world outside around you no matter where you are. It feels so much more magical than the Anaheim to me which I think is the whole Disney drive
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At Disney Sea the Temple of Peril coaster is called Raging Spirits and simply lends wonderful theming to the Indian Jones area that includes a version of Anaheim’s Indy with an exceptional/exemplary queue, is less scary and is based on the Crystal Skull movie. NSA!!
The Indiana Jones ride used to go backwards shortly after it first opened!!!! But it was so painful and almost rattled your brain out of your head that they turned it back round to travel forward. It's still quite violent and jerky but tolerable at least now. Not a smooth coaster at all!! FRESH BAKED! Love your videos David. We will return to Disneyland CA as soon as we can from the UK.
it is awesome I wish I was there right now freshbaked france really did it making disney so magical
I’m sure someone has already pointed out that the Indiana Jones coaster in France and the Raging Spirits coaster in Japan are very very similar. Japan’s Raging Spirits has the addition of fog going through the loop which added to the theming.
Thank you for allowing me to relive past memories; My late wife and I visited DLP in 2000 and had no idea that Indy was a rollercoaster. In fact, it was running backwards! Needless to say, we needed to rest for about 15 minutes afterwards.
'Great job on the vids!
Good morning!
As soon as I saw that Indiana Jones coaster, I immediately thought of Jaguar!
Disneyland Paris is absolutely amazing!! It’s wonderful to see a non-US Disney park “firsthand,” especially since I don’t know if I’ll ever be able to visit one myself.
Hope you are having a great week back home! 💜
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Indy reminds me of raging spirits from TDL
Looks great. Love the channel. Thanks for sharing! Every other park seems to have a bigger Adventureland than CA's Disneyland but I still love it.
Temple of Péril is more like Goofy's Sky School + Gadget's Go Coaster with different theming. That said, Skull Rock is beautiful and the fort is way cool.
well it's not really a mousetrap style coaster though. it's a regular coaster...just slower and with a tiny loop :)
Indian jones coaster is as themed as goofy’s sky school. (Place Ian shrug here). That fort is cool, similar to the one in Edmonton, Alberta Canada, called Fort Edmonton Park.
12:00: This looks like the camp where the apes overturned the jeep on the Jungle Cruise.
@ 15:25. The moment David becomes a Paris kid. ✌🏼✌🏼👍🏼👍🏼😋
Paris's Indiana Jones: It's a roller coaster, and needs to be judged for its merit as one. As a themed attraction, it doesn't match up. Gadget's and Goofy's Sky School have better theme integration. You looked like you were having fun with the ride *as* a ride, so it at least succeeded as a roller coaster experience.
The Frontierland fort: Fort Wilderness on Tom Sawyer's Island had toy rifles mounted on swivels in the tower loopholes. I wonder why Paris' version doesn't?
Back in its day, Fort Wilderness had a snack shop that was the only place in Disneyland where you could buy dill pickles, soft drinks, chips and that sort of thing. I used to buy a pickle there every time I visited it.
yes, I will say that. As a coaster, it was still pretty fun.
I used to love that Fort Wilderness snack spot at Disneyland. I remember getting lemonade there back in the '80s, and it tasted like actual, real lemonade (not the lemon water that is passed off as lemonade these days).
Indian jones was not an original ride at Disneyland Paris when it first opened..... it also went through a period where is used to run backwards. I’m sure now Disney corporation has 100% ownership any new attractions will be better themed and much more in line with other disney properties.
Oh yeah. Forgot about the pickles😊. They were so yummy. Was there re-enactments? Somehow I remember that but maybe I’m remembering wrong.
I agree that the Indiana ride in DLP is just a roller coaster, with a lack of theme throughout the queue and ride itself. Perhaps it just feels out of place because there is a Big Thunder roller coaster around the bend that is heavily themed throughout the ride, more closely matching what Disneyland California fans generally expect to see in a Disney attraction. In my opinion, DLP has room to improve Indiana with some additional in-ride theme work.
I love the fort, and am extremely jealous of it, the treehouse, the cavern system, and DLP Adventureland and Frontierland as a whole. However, that strange cupcake think needs to go...now.
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Where the umbrellas are tend to be character meet and greets on busy days. when in season so many of them.
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It looks slow.. minutes later.. the yelling and screaming 😄. That little Indy coaster has def grown on me over the years! So sweet that you guys were all into exploring the fort! And that view did look surreal in Liz's pic.. the colours!
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I obviously have never been there in Paris, or any other but the original Anaheim. But it looks like each one has it unique charm and difference...but to me the only true Disneyland is the original one. Imagine if the original had more space to expand how great it would be!
Looked like Lee Horsley from the TV show Matt Houston and the laughing Frontiersman looks like Chevy Chase in Spies Like Us
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DLP has lots of space to wander around in. Caves. Mazes. The fort.
yes, lots of space, and they used it very well!
K we need Galaxies Edge updates, you ain't allowed to travel and have fun! There is work to be done. Maybe you can find construction there to report on? :P
The mine car was a cheap and easy IP integration but I thinkthe plan was eventually to build a full indiana jones adventure next door
Temple of peril could've been done so much better if it was like a mountain and they actually made the inside look like scenes from the mine in temple of doom, the ritual going on. Now that would've made it justice.
Man, it's like going back 45 years!! Too bad the fort's floors weren't dirt like DLR to complete the time warp (I get why no muskets now these days).
Just came back from Disneyland Anaheim the other day
It's kinda funny, when my sisters and I were there 2 yrs ago, we got reservation to the Pirates/Blue lagoon restaurant and were so excited. after getting seated and waiting for forever without even being asked for drinks, we looked over menu, we all agreed nothing (at that time) sounded too appetizing and it was a bit pricey for items that didn't sound that good, so we decided to get up and leave lol.
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Indy in Paris……
It’s jaguar meets space mountain.
All right turns. 😳✌🏼😜👍🏼
When are we going to get some construction updates at Disneyland??
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That indy coaster had a theme so badly done it reminded me of universal
,,,,, or a parking lot carnival ride.
Well the theaming of the whole queue is quite nice , but with a fastpass of course you bypass everything.
Indiana’s queue isn’t actually that bad you just missed out most of it in the fastpass
Great footage! Thanks! And greetings from Denmark! Would you say that Disneyland Paris feels much bigger than Disneyland, Anaheim - I know it is bigger, but does one sense the bigger size a lot when walking around. It seems that there are many "landscaped" areas with no rides.
I laughed out loud at the "What is this thing?!! What is this?!!!!" exclamation from David on the Indiana Jones ride, as they were about to hit an unexpected twisty turn! I admit to being a little confused by the cupcake displays too. I mean, I understand why they are there, but I don't understand why the Cast Members standing in front of them are half-cupcake and half-human. I guess they are Cupcake Sisters? It's very odd. I kind of wish that Disneyland in Anaheim would put up some strange displays for Mickey's birthday, but it doesn't look as though they are doing that. For his 100th birthday, though, I think they will do much more.
Wow even we've never been on the pirate ship, it has always been closed....it is a bit of a disappointment apparently :s I also thought you could go inside of it. Oh well :p I love Skull Rock though. Such a cool view from inside. You should be able to go up a level as well in there so you can look out through the eyes and nose.
I've never had the nerve to go on Indy.... I don't know why. It looks so....unsafe haha :p
Bahahaha "that's where they keep all the quarters" :p
Oh the cupcake things.... nobody understood I think haha. Well, at least I didn't understand it either. Ugly things. Totally not fitting in. But indeed, they were for Mickey's 90th.
I love how excited you were for the fort though haha :)
you can go UP further? We'll see it again in 10 years I guess.
@@FreshBakedDisney haha :p
I know yall were just enjoying the Disney magic but all I can think about was you guys not getting to Indiana Jones in time hahaha
Disneyland Paris is completely Magic Kingdom in size but Disneyland based when it comes to their inspiration (well, mostly) when they made this park. Disney actually planned to build an Indiana Jones mini themed land in Adventureland at Paris but the roller coaster only survived due to budget cuts. Just imagine if the whole resort didn't faced some bankruptcy back in their early years and the mini themed land went through.
budget cuts are part of the story for so many attractions I guess.
OMG DAVID.....you should’ve been yelling in French 😂😂😂!
The version of Temple of Peril they got at Tokyo Disneysea, Raging Spirits, imo is a lot better themed than this one. (Though still weak in comparison to othe Disney coasters like Space Mountain, Thunder Mountain, Everest).
I have to wonder if this coaster was originally supposed to go to Anaheim? Since I know Disneyland was supposed to get TWO Indy rides (the coaster and Jeep ride), but only ended up with the Jeep ride.
Judging by the fact it’s a small coaster, and theming is minimal, gives me the impression this was one of their quick fixes to EuroDisney once it opened up to billion dollar losses. (Since the ride debuted only a year after EuroDisney opened).
The trees that David mentionned going up is the placeholdrr where the other Indy ride should have been build ...
Indiana Jones Paris is a catalog bought Goofys Sky School Coaster with scenes constructed around it.
😂 I mentioned Davey Jones and his organ in the last video.
Curious what camera you use and any further attachments or equipment?
Do you prefer Indiana Jones at dlp or incredicoaster at DCA? Both are roller coasters but Indy doesn't tell a story but has better theming
Hey David, I caught the tail end of your live stream last night so I might have missed it if you already said so - but did you get to ride most of the rides in Disney Paris?
BTW, I formally nominate you as Disney's official Ambassador of Goodwill! Anyone want to second?
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First one!
Too bad you didn't show any footage from Pirates. There are some unique elements that can only be found in the French version. At least I hope you guys got to ride it!
we'll have a full ride through from Pirates on Sunday.
I love Indiana Jones but what that ride lacked was a story.
It's a mine train ride isn't it? like from temple of doom. it's a start at least.
@@FreshBakedDisney yes it's a start. I want to know what we're looking for and I want to see Indy. Hopefully if they ever build an Indy land in WDW we'll get a Galaxy's Edge level minecart ride 😁
Does the Indy Coaster hold up; yes and no. Yes because it reminds me of the Temple of Doom; only wish it had more Indy elements. An animatronic of Indy some in the queue on even on the coaster itself would make more better. No because as Isaid; 'more Indy elements' is needed. Also maybe have some narration on the coaster, emaple: when you get off the coaster, the line from Temple of Doom comes to mind: 'We walk from here.' would funny.
A preshow for the queue would be a nice element I think. But definitely more Indy elements
lol what happened at 4:21?
Have you guys been on Pirates in there?
Disneyland in Anaheim Indy is WAY better. It’s an actual story
Indy is a little fun and a little weak on theming.
that's about right.
sorely lacking any themed presentation of indiana adventure, aside from it having been a mine cart (of sorts) and is desperately needing a theme referb and additions to have any merit in a disney park. So as a coaster, I enjoyed it from the video and just wish the loop was captured better.
Tokyo Disney Sea should be your next trip ☺
Any plans to go to disney world any time soon??
thebluetarp for his birthday later in the year
What about the HIDDEN MICKEY at 16:13 ,, Didn't you see it ? LOL...
How was casey junior and the boat ride? I know how much u love casey junior
DP doesn't have that I don't think.
What's with all the antlers on the roof?
Trappers. Hides were big business in the US frontier.
That doesn't really explain why they're on the roof.
@@BrandonTappen Decoration
Paris disney seems to have a lot of wasted space. The design is very awkward. And way too many restaraunts
Future attractions and it spreads and stretches out the crowd.
It's a lot more popular than the media wants to admit.
Where is Space Mountain, Nemo, and Phantom Manor?