By 2030, Disneyland Paris is all prepared to double in size

Thursday, November 29, 2018

Disneyland Paris is about to become bigger than ever before as Euro Disney unveils new plans all over its hotels and theme parks to be executed by 2030.

At present, Disney’s offering in Europe comprises the two theme parks – Disneyland and Walt Disney Studios along with eight on-site hotels for families to take pleasure in.

The Telegraph reports that Disney has conducted a consultation report keen on double visitor capacity, as considering options comprising new attractions in the two existing parks, along with the plan to build a third theme park.

The new proposals could also cause major increase in hotel rooms with around 14,000 additional rooms planned to be built by 2030.

Also, the company has stated that it will be creating over 1,000 jobs as part of the development plans.

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The news follows on from the declaration prior to this year that Disneyland Paris would be going through a €2billion expansion taking place over several years.

This extension will have additions to the Walt Disney Studios Park with three new themed areas in tribute to Marvel, Frozen and Star Wars.

Which includes brand new rides and a host of live entertainment. At the time Chairman and CEO of The Walt Disney Company Robert A. Iger made the declaration next to French President Emmanuel Macron at the Palais de l’Elysée in Paris, stating that the venture is also part of wider efforts to boost tourism in France.

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