The tales of the Brothers Grimm, the novels of Hans Christian Andersen, and even the collection of One Thousand and One Nights. Books, legends and works that have been brought to life over the past century with more than 500 films produced by the Walt Disney Company. From classics like Snow White and Pinocchio to more recent productions like Moana and Frozen. Disney has become a utopian world of fairies, magic, and illusion. That's why, regardless of age, background and gender, traveling to a Disney destination is a dream come true for millions of people.
In order to make this dream a reality, Iberia, Disney Destinations, Disneyland Paris, Walt Disney World Florida and Disney Cruise Line have renewed their agreement under which the airline is consolidated as the preferred partner for the three Disney Destinations, facilitating transportation for thousands of Spaniards. Families. This renewal was signed by Iberia's Director of Commercial, Network Development and Alliances, María Jesús López Solas, and Disney Destinations' General Manager for Spain and Portugal, Thiago Santos, on March 13 at Disneyland Paris's newly renovated flagship hotel, the Disneyland Hotel.
Through this agreement, the two companies seek to continue promoting two of their flagship parks, Disneyland Paris and Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, and their cruise line, Disney Cruise Line. As Santos explained during the signing of the agreement: “We are two leading companies with a guarantee of quality, excellence and service, and we seek the luxury of families, with a unique experience from the moment of flying until landing in enchanting destinations.” For her part, Maria Jesús Lopez stressed that “this is an alliance that unites two worlds.” Magic, Disney World and Airline World for three more years.”
Therefore, through this agreement, travelers will be able to continue booking their trip through packages that include plane tickets to Paris Orly Airport, rooms in one of the hotels located in the Disneyland Paris Resort, and travel tickets, whether at Disneyland Park or at Walt Disney World. Park Studios.
This alliance between Iberia and Disney Destinations is embodied in the recently renovated Disneyland Hotel, the crown jewel of Disney hotels in Paris. With a total of 487 rooms – deluxe and superior suites – the hotel reopened its doors last January 25 after creative renovations carried out by the Walt Disney Imagineering Paris team. The result is a tribute to European royalty and castles that will transport its guests into an endless imagination of Disney's most famous stories.
The walls are camouflaged between a garden of lees and Victorian-style furniture inspired by the interiors of old French castles. The foyer, headed by a 1,200-pound glass lamp with 447 star-shaped glasses, mimics the entrance to a library. Paying homage to all those books that started Disney stories, dozens of shelves hide classic titles and pay homage to books featured in the movies, like the cookbook by Chef Louis, the cook at Eric's Castle who's desperately trying how not to bake Sebastian in The Little Mermaid.
To the tune of C'est la fête, one of Disney's most famous anthems, characters like Lumiére, Mrs. Potts and Chip welcome guests to the hotel's new restaurant: La Table de Lumière. An elegant lounge inspired by the Galerie des Glaces of the Palace of Versailles, with table service where a gourmet menu is served with typical dishes of French cuisine. Additionally, during dinner, guests enjoy visits from Disney Princesses such as Beauty, Cinderella, Snow White and Sleeping Beauty.
The gourmet offer at the Disneyland Paris Hotel ends with The Royal Banquet, a restaurant that allows guests to attend a real banquet. This complimentary buffet is decorated with an array of paintings depicting some families, horses and even movie characters, and offers a wide range of food including an oyster and seafood bar, a high-quality meat counter and the most authentic dessert section. Finally, the hotel also houses Fleur de Lys, a blue-and-silver cocktail bar with endless lys that serves cocktails and quality wines.
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