DAY 2 
DISNEYLAND PARIS

After several hours in Disneyland Park, I hopped as my Park Hopper allowed to the Disney Studios.
The inside of the large soundstage building on the way in is full of restaurants.
Here's the back of it.
The familiar Walt and Mickey statue.
Television studios. I don't know if they actually film anything here or they just say this is a television studio.
About the only thing in the Studios worth doing is the Rock N' Rollercoaster.
The holding area with the little "Aerosmith in the studio" video. In this one, they are looking at the design for the ride rather than recording in a studio.
The ride is basically the same but the idea is different. In WDW, you are in a limousine going from the recording studio to the concert hall. Here you just ride around in a set that looks like stage with the lights, rigging, smoke and whatnot.
The Disney Studios is mostly shows. This one is called Animagique.
The Art of Disney Animation.
They have the backlot tram tour as well.
The other ride right now is the Aladdin thing. Under construction when I was there is the Tower of Terror.
I didn't have my picture taken with Mrs. Incredible (although I've always been kind of keen on Holly Hunter). I took a photo of this kid having his picture taken with Mrs. Incredible instead. True to the character, the suit is built a little hippy.
Before I went back into Disneyland Park for the rest of the day, I walked (or more correctly limped) around Disney Village and some of the hotels. I took this photo because I thought that the Indian looked like Mel Brooks in Blazing Saddles.
Billy Bob's Country Western Saloon. I just thought it was funny seeing "CE SOIR LIVE MUSIC" on the marquee under the guy with the guitar. From the look of him, I don't think Billy Bob knows French.
Rather than walk, I rode the bus to...
...Hotel New York.
The lobby is very art deco. It looked like a cross between a value and moderate resort.
A big Yankees logo on the floor.
From the back of the Hotel New York you can see Sequoia Lodge...
...and Newport Bay Club hotels.

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