Unlocking my fourth Disney park in Paris!

The sequence of unlocking the first three parks was Tokyo Disney, Shanghai Disney, and Hong Kong Disney! I visited Tokyo Disney seven or eight times during my study in Japan, renewed my Shanghai Disney annual pass for three years (but haven't renewed it recently since I've been traveling abroad for half a year), and had a Hong Kong Disney annual pass for a year but only visited three times. After comparing, here's my conclusion: Tokyo Disney offers excellent Japanese service with energetic staff! Shanghai Disney has a grand parade lineup, and LinaBell is truly popular; Hong Kong Disney is small, so you can explore it in a day without tiring your legs; the best feature of Paris Disney is definitely the castle fireworks! The drone show is incredibly advanced! Another keyword for Paris Disney is the small crowd! I visited the day after the Olympic closing ceremony, and I managed to enjoy almost all the attractions in both parks, even going for second and third rounds! Key point: using the single rider line saves time! Transportation: You can reach it by taking the red A line from Paris city center, but be aware that the A line splits into two directions in the suburbs, make sure to head towards Marne-la-Vallée - Chessy station, as shown in the pictures! The recommended order is to visit the studio first, then the park, and Ratatouille is a must-play! There's a moment when you can actually smell the food, and the single rider line only takes 5 minutes, so I went three times in a row! I avoided the Tower of Terror and Indiana Jones after reading reviews from the Sweet Potato Sisters, as I'm not a fan of strong weightlessness, just like I avoided the Tower of Terror at Tokyo Disney back then... The park is more suitable for all ages, with the most thrilling ride being Star Wars, although it doesn't have much weightlessness, it's mainly dark, fast, and dizzying! Stage performances are concentrated in the studio area, I watched a 7:30 PM Mickey's Magic World show, and to get good front-row seats, you only need to line up 30 minutes in advance, no need to rush. Highly recommended! Additionally, the Frozen show schedule! For dining in the park, The Lucky Nugget is the top choice, I recommend the pork ribs! The set meal is only 25 euros, delicious and affordable, why not try it? The Ratatouille restaurant menu, remember to book in advance! Finally, here's the parade schedule: 2:00 PM/3:25 PM/5:50 PM/7:05 PM, hope everyone has a great time! #TravelTheWorld #ParisDisney #MyDailyLife #DisneyPhotography #HappiestPlaceOnEarth #DisneySingleRider #ParisDisneyDetailedGuide #DisneyParkComparison