Top 10 Things to Know Before Visiting Disneyland Paris in 2008
When? Where? What? These essential questions were at the heart of an in-room resort television special from 2008 titled Top 10 Things to Know Before You Go. Hosted by the enthusiastic Sophie, the program served as the ultimate vacation guide for guests at Disneyland Resort Paris. With the resort celebrating its 15th anniversary in 2008, there was no shortage of magical surprises in store.

The celebration had been extended through March 2009, ensuring visitors could still experience new and exciting additions to Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park. From themed entertainment to thrilling rides, Sophie walked viewers through the must-dos of their magical stay.
The Top 10 Disneyland Paris Highlights from 2008
#1: New Experiences for the 15th Anniversary.
This included the debut of Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, Stitch Live, Disney’s Once Upon a Dream Parade, Character Express, and Candelibration—a daily birthday-themed celebration featuring Disney characters and special effects.
#2: Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast.
A family favorite ride where guests help Buzz defeat the evil Emperor Zurg in an interactive space mission.
#3: Disney Character Meet and Greets.
From Mickey Mouse to Disney Princesses, guests could pose and play with their favorite characters throughout the parks.
#4: Big Thrills at Disneyland Park.
Classics like Space Mountain: Mission 2, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril, and Big Thunder Mountain were perfect for thrill-seekers.
#5: Family Fun at Walt Disney Studios Park.
Shows and attractions like Animagique and CinéMagique made this park a hit for guests of all ages.
#6: Moteurs… Action! Stunt Show Spectacular
Live-action car chases and stunts thrilled audiences daily, making it a must-see.
#7: Eat ‘n’ Greet with Disney Characters
Dining experiences like character breakfasts and themed buffets provided extra magic during mealtimes.
#8: Disney Village
A lively area filled with shops, restaurants, and entertainment options outside the theme parks.
#9: Relax and Unwind
Guests were encouraged to enjoy the resort hotels and take moments to recharge during their stay.
#10: Fun Beyond the Park
Day trips to Paris and local excursions allowed guests to explore French culture alongside Disney fun.