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Disneyland Paris Bucket List

There are so many things I obviously cannot wait to do and experience when I go to Disneyland Paris, so I have a list of 5 things I really want to do whilst I am there.


Meet Winnie the Pooh- I love Winnie the Pooh so much and so does my boyfriend so it will be something really special for both of us if we get to meet him. I also want to experience a character meet and greet so this gets both of them done.


Be last on Main Street- I feel like this has become such a trend that people want that perfect Main Street photo after the fireworks have finished and everyone has emptied out and I am no different I want that very special photo, I would also love to be first on Main Street as well but we shall see.



Have a Glowtini- This is something I am going to make happens they just look really cool, I have also looked at what is in it and sounds like something I very much like, however I really want the Tinkerbell that sits on the side of the glass instead of the glowing ice cube.


Watch the parade- I want to make sure I watch the parade at least once whilst I'm there because it's a chance to be entertained by Disney magic and see all the characters.


Immerse myself in the magic- As this is my first trip I just want to make sure I embrace and immerse myself in the magic as much as I can and savour it.

Until next time,

Stacey x

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