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Great attractions, but where is the Disney magic? 🫤
华特迪士尼影城的点评
点评：Great attractions, but where is the Disney magic? 🫤
We were so excited to visit Disney Adventure World, particularly for the new Frozen area, and there are definitely some great things here. Frozen is beautifully done, we loved several of the attractions, and there were a couple of Cast Members who really stood out — particularly a lovely Cast Member in the Tower of Terror shop and another in the Frozen area who genuinely embraced that Disney magic.
Unfortunately, though, the overall experience left us feeling really disappointed.
We have been lucky enough to visit Walt Disney World in Florida, and I appreciate that Disneyland Paris is not Florida and shouldn’t be expected to be identical. But surely the one thing that should translate to every Disney park is how guests are made to feel.
At Walt Disney World, the magic isn’t only in the rides. It’s everywhere. Cast Members interact with you, pin trading is fun, children are made to feel special, and even the people sweeping the streets somehow seem delighted that you’re there. You feel incredibly lucky and excited just to be in the park.
We simply didn’t get that feeling here.
My 13-year-old loves pin trading and has traded at Walt Disney World, where it was such a fun part of the experience. Here, very few Cast Members seemed to trade at all. When we eventually found some who did, rather than it being a fun interaction, her pins were scrutinised and several were declared “fake”, with faults being pointed out in the enamel, metalwork and Mickey markings on the backs. These are inexpensive pins she has collected and traded during Disney holidays — including through Disney’s own trading system. Watching the excitement disappear from her face was heartbreaking. Whatever the trading rules are in Paris, surely there is a kinder, more magical way to explain them to a child.
We were also really looking forward to seeing Olaf. Apparently his appearances are a “surprise”, meaning you don’t actually know whether or when he’ll appear, and we were told he may not appear when it’s too busy. 🤦🏻♀️ For such a major character in a brand-new Frozen land, this seemed bizarre.
Then there were the smaller interactions. We ordered a Croque McQueen from the Cars food truck and it was basically chucked at us by two very abrupt young Cast Members. Elsewhere we encountered Cast Members who seemed grumpy or uninterested, and on Avengers one male Cast Member was shouting at guests to hurry up.
Of course, running a theme park is difficult and guests need to follow instructions. But Disney isn’t inexpensive. You’re not simply paying to ride rollercoasters — you’re paying for the experience around them too.
That’s what seemed to be missing.
There are some excellent attractions and the park has lots of potential, but for us it felt strangely soulless. It was as though all the Disney ingredients were there, but somebody forgot to add the fun.
Perhaps Walt Disney World has spoiled us, but that’s also shown us just how special Disney can make people feel. In Florida, you leave thinking, “How lucky are we to be here?”
Today we left Adventure World thinking, “Is that it?”
And that’s such a shame, because Disney magic shouldn’t depend on which side of the Atlantic you’re on. ✨
We were so excited to visit Disney Adventure World, particularly for the new Frozen area, and there are definitely some great things here. Frozen is beautifully done, we loved several of the attractions, and there were a couple of Cast Members who really stood out — particularly a lovely Cast Member in the Tower of Terror shop and another in the Frozen area who genuinely embraced that Disney magic.
Unfortunately, though, the overall experience left us feeling really disappointed.
We have been lucky enough to visit Walt Disney World in Florida, and I appreciate that Disneyland Paris is not Florida and shouldn’t be expected to be identical. But surely the one thing that should translate to every Disney park is how guests are made to feel.
At Walt Disney World, the magic isn’t only in the rides. It’s everywhere. Cast Members interact with you, pin trading is fun, children are made to feel special, and even the people sweeping the streets somehow seem delighted that you’re there. You feel incredibly lucky and excited just to be in the park.
We simply didn’t get that feeling here.
My 13-year-old loves pin trading and has traded at Walt Disney World, where it was such a fun part of the experience. Here, very few Cast Members seemed to trade at all. When we eventually found some who did, rather than it being a fun interaction, her pins were scrutinised and several were declared “fake”, with faults being pointed out in the enamel, metalwork and Mickey markings on the backs. These are inexpensive pins she has collected and traded during Disney holidays — including through Disney’s own trading system. Watching the excitement disappear from her face was heartbreaking. Whatever the trading rules are in Paris, surely there is a kinder, more magical way to explain them to a child.
We were also really looking forward to seeing Olaf. Apparently his appearances are a “surprise”, meaning you don’t actually know whether or when he’ll appear, and we were told he may not appear when it’s too busy. 🤦🏻♀️ For such a major character in a brand-new Frozen land, this seemed bizarre.
Then there were the smaller interactions. We ordered a Croque McQueen from the Cars food truck and it was basically chucked at us by two very abrupt young Cast Members. Elsewhere we encountered Cast Members who seemed grumpy or uninterested, and on Avengers one male Cast Member was shouting at guests to hurry up.
Of course, running a theme park is difficult and guests need to follow instructions. But Disney isn’t inexpensive. You’re not simply paying to ride rollercoasters — you’re paying for the experience around them too.
That’s what seemed to be missing.
There are some excellent attractions and the park has lots of potential, but for us it felt strangely soulless. It was as though all the Disney ingredients were there, but somebody forgot to add the fun.
Perhaps Walt Disney World has spoiled us, but that’s also shown us just how special Disney can make people feel. In Florida, you leave thinking, “How lucky are we to be here?”
Today we left Adventure World thinking, “Is that it?”
And that’s such a shame, because Disney magic shouldn’t depend on which side of the Atlantic you’re on. ✨
翻译：景点很不错，但迪士尼的魔法氛围在哪里呢？🫤
我们满怀期待地来参观迪士尼冒险世界，尤其是为了体验新开放的《冰雪奇缘》园区。这里确实有不少精彩的设施。《冰雪奇缘》园区打造得非常出色，我们也很喜欢其中的几个游乐项目。还有几位演职人员表现得格外出色——尤其是恐怖塔商店里那位亲切的员工，以及《冰雪奇缘》园区里那位真正诠释了迪士尼魔法之魅的员工。
可惜的是……整个体验让我们感到非常失望。
我们很幸运地去过佛罗里达州的华特迪士尼世界，我也明白巴黎迪士尼乐园毕竟不是佛罗里达，不应期望它与那里完全一样。但有一件事肯定是所有迪士尼乐园都应具备的，那就是让游客感受到怎样的体验。
在华特迪士尼世界，魔力并不仅仅体现在游乐设施上，它无处不在。工作人员会主动与游客互动，徽章交换也充满乐趣，孩子们则会被当作小VIP一样对待。甚至那些清扫街道的工作人员，不知为何也显得很高兴你能来到这里。光是能待在公园里，就让人感觉无比幸运和兴奋。
而我们在这里却完全没有体会到那种感觉。
我13岁的女儿喜欢交换徽章，她曾在华特迪士尼世界进行过徽章交换，那确实是一次非常有趣的体验。可在这里，似乎几乎没有工作人员愿意参与交换。后来我们终于找到了几位愿意交换的人，但那也并非一次愉快的互动——她的徽章遭到了仔细检查，还有好几枚被判定为“假货”。这些徽章的搪瓷层、金属部件以及背面的米奇标志都存在瑕疵。这些都是她在迪士尼节日期间收集并交易来的平价徽章——甚至是通过迪士尼官方的交易系统获得的。看着她脸上的兴奋神情逐渐消失，真是令人心碎。不管巴黎的交易规则是什么，肯定有更温柔、更富有魔法色彩的方式来向一个孩子解释这些规则吧。
我们也非常期待能见到奥拉夫。据说他的出现是个“惊喜”呢。也就是说，你根本不知道他会不会出现、什么时候会出现；而且我们还被告知，在客流高峰时段他可能不会出现。🤦🏻♀️ 对于一个全新《冰雪奇缘》园区里如此重要的角色而言，这实在有些奇怪。
此外还有一些细微的互动环节。我们在《汽车总动员》食品车那里点了“Croque McQueen”，结果被两名态度极为冷淡的年轻工作人员直接扔给了我们。在其他地方，我们也遇到了一些看起来脾气暴躁或漠不关心的演职人员。在“复仇者联盟”园区里，有个男工作人员冲着游客大喊，让他们快点。
当然，运营主题公园并非易事，游客也需要遵守指示。但迪士尼的门票价格可不便宜。你支付的钱可不仅仅是为了坐过山车——你买的是整个体验过程。
而这正是似乎有所欠缺的地方。
园区里有一些很棒的游乐项目，也具备巨大的发展潜力，但对我们来说，它却给人一种莫名缺乏灵魂的感觉。就好像迪士尼该有的元素全都具备了，却少了点什么。只是有人忘了加入一点乐趣罢了。
或许华特迪士尼世界让我们变得有些“挑剔”了，但它也让我们深刻体会到：迪士尼究竟能让人感受到多么特别的体验。在佛罗里达时，离开后你会想：“我们能来到这里真是太幸运了！”
而今天，离开冒险世界后我们却想：“就这样吗？”
真是可惜啊，因为迪士尼的魔力本不应取决于你身处大西洋的哪一侧才对。✨
我们满怀期待地来参观迪士尼冒险世界，尤其是为了体验新开放的《冰雪奇缘》园区。这里确实有不少精彩的设施。《冰雪奇缘》园区打造得非常出色，我们也很喜欢其中的几个游乐项目。还有几位演职人员表现得格外出色——尤其是恐怖塔商店里那位亲切的员工，以及《冰雪奇缘》园区里那位真正诠释了迪士尼魔法之魅的员工。
可惜的是……整个体验让我们感到非常失望。
我们很幸运地去过佛罗里达州的华特迪士尼世界，我也明白巴黎迪士尼乐园毕竟不是佛罗里达，不应期望它与那里完全一样。但有一件事肯定是所有迪士尼乐园都应具备的，那就是让游客感受到怎样的体验。
在华特迪士尼世界，魔力并不仅仅体现在游乐设施上，它无处不在。工作人员会主动与游客互动，徽章交换也充满乐趣，孩子们则会被当作小VIP一样对待。甚至那些清扫街道的工作人员，不知为何也显得很高兴你能来到这里。光是能待在公园里，就让人感觉无比幸运和兴奋。
而我们在这里却完全没有体会到那种感觉。
我13岁的女儿喜欢交换徽章，她曾在华特迪士尼世界进行过徽章交换，那确实是一次非常有趣的体验。可在这里，似乎几乎没有工作人员愿意参与交换。后来我们终于找到了几位愿意交换的人，但那也并非一次愉快的互动——她的徽章遭到了仔细检查，还有好几枚被判定为“假货”。这些徽章的搪瓷层、金属部件以及背面的米奇标志都存在瑕疵。这些都是她在迪士尼节日期间收集并交易来的平价徽章——甚至是通过迪士尼官方的交易系统获得的。看着她脸上的兴奋神情逐渐消失，真是令人心碎。不管巴黎的交易规则是什么，肯定有更温柔、更富有魔法色彩的方式来向一个孩子解释这些规则吧。
我们也非常期待能见到奥拉夫。据说他的出现是个“惊喜”呢。也就是说，你根本不知道他会不会出现、什么时候会出现；而且我们还被告知，在客流高峰时段他可能不会出现。🤦🏻♀️ 对于一个全新《冰雪奇缘》园区里如此重要的角色而言，这实在有些奇怪。
此外还有一些细微的互动环节。我们在《汽车总动员》食品车那里点了“Croque McQueen”，结果被两名态度极为冷淡的年轻工作人员直接扔给了我们。在其他地方，我们也遇到了一些看起来脾气暴躁或漠不关心的演职人员。在“复仇者联盟”园区里，有个男工作人员冲着游客大喊，让他们快点。
当然，运营主题公园并非易事，游客也需要遵守指示。但迪士尼的门票价格可不便宜。你支付的钱可不仅仅是为了坐过山车——你买的是整个体验过程。
而这正是似乎有所欠缺的地方。
园区里有一些很棒的游乐项目，也具备巨大的发展潜力，但对我们来说，它却给人一种莫名缺乏灵魂的感觉。就好像迪士尼该有的元素全都具备了，却少了点什么。只是有人忘了加入一点乐趣罢了。
或许华特迪士尼世界让我们变得有些“挑剔”了，但它也让我们深刻体会到：迪士尼究竟能让人感受到多么特别的体验。在佛罗里达时，离开后你会想：“我们能来到这里真是太幸运了！”
而今天，离开冒险世界后我们却想：“就这样吗？”
真是可惜啊，因为迪士尼的魔力本不应取决于你身处大西洋的哪一侧才对。✨
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