Disney Studios Paris

As if one day of Disney wasn't enough, I got bamboozled into two days at Disney in Paris.  On day two we went to Disney Studios.  Disney Studios is semi-equivalent to MGM Studios in Florida. Why I say semi is because it doesn't nearly have the same amount of rides and while the ticket prices are lower in Paris they upcharge you for all the shows that you would get included in the price of your ticket in Florida, so Florida ends up being cheaper than Paris.  It also had reduced hours in comparison to the original park.  The children had fun nevertheless.  Disney Studios has a couple of rides that are different that are not offered in Florida.  One is the Ratatouille ride, another is the crasher, and I forget the name of the third ride but it is like a giant hot wheel and you are in this car that goes through the loop.  One cool thing about Disney Studios is that they have this area where they have food from all these different regions of France, so that is pretty cool.  Another thing that Disney Studios doesn't have is character signings or parades.  The girls still had fun and none of the differences made a difference to them.  We started our day at the stop at the bakery again before we headed into the park grabbing our bread, fresh-squeezed orange juice, and eclairs for the girls.  So so good!  We ended our day with a little shopping.  Avery chose a necklace, Ivy didn't want anything, I chose a sweatshirt, and Addy chose a Star Wars guy that sits on your shoulder.  I think his name is Grut or something like that.  Then we booked it into the city to see the Eifel Tower at night.  Buffi and Kathryn stayed behind as Kathryn wanted to watch the fireworks show again.  Stay tuned for pictures of Paris at night.