Disneyland Paris
Disneyland Paris is the French name for the Disney theme park resort located in France.
The phrase refers specifically to the Disney theme park resort located in France.
Which one should you use?
While the full name is used for clarity, people often use the shortened form Disney in casual conversation.
Did you know?
- The 'Paris' in the name refers to a city that is actually located about 34 kilometres away from the park, which is situated in the suburb of Chessy.
- The name Paris comes from the Parisii, a Gaulish tribe that lived in the region long before the city was named.
- In French, the word parc in parc d'attractions comes from the Old French word for an enclosed area of land used for hunting.
Examples in context
- On va à Disneyland Paris demain ?Are we going to Disneyland Paris tomorrow?
- J'adore les attractions de Disneyland Paris.I love the attractions at Disneyland Paris.
- Nous avons réservé un hôtel à Disneyland Paris.We booked a hotel in Disneyland Paris.
Example conversation
Two friends are planning a weekend trip.
- LucasTu veux aller à Disneyland Paris ?Do you want to go to Disneyland Paris?
- LéaOui, c'est une excellente idée !Yes, that is an excellent idea!
- LucasJe peux conduire jusqu'à Disneyland Paris.I can drive to Disneyland Paris.
- LéaParfait, je m'occupe des billets.Perfect, I will take care of the tickets.
Sources
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries Paris, CC BY-SA 4.0.
