Wouldn´t it be nice.....

[Moeve]

to have a disney ship in the Med with pre &/ post packages in Paris?

[samben]

Oh very nice............[img]http://messages.cruisecritic.com/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]

[Druke I]

Personally, I would prefer the Baltic, with pre and post packages in Paris for Euro Disney (or whatever it is called)

Michael

[Entropy]

The problem with the Med and Paris on the same package is that it's a long haul from Marseilles to Paris. It's about 750 KM. Even at bullet-train speeds, it's 4 hours. Forget about it on a bus.
They might do Med cruises, but Land/Sea packages are problematic at best.

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[Moeve]

There are so many no frills airlines in europe now I am sure the disney could find at least one that would be interested in a route from Paris to what ever port disney would choose.

[Druke I]

It may happen sooner than we thought.

World Ocean and Cruise Liner Society's Bill Miller is reporting that Disney is seeking bids from European shipyards for 2 new 90,000 GRT ships, part of a planned expansion to a fleet of 6 to 8 ships in total.

Hooray, if true!

Michael

[Mattsudds]

The Paris to Marseille Line was upgraded to Train a Grande Vistesse standards, TGV. The distance is 800km and the train covers it in 3 hrs. So Marseille based for Disney would make a very feasible option. In addition the TGV line goes right to their own station at the Paris theme park.

[Entropy]

That's a fact.
I just came back from Disneyland Paris. The train station is right there next to the DLP entrance, just a hundred meters or so. We took the RER train from Paris and it couldn't have been easier.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Mattsudds:
The Paris to Marseille Line was upgraded to Train a Grande Vistesse standards, TGV. The distance is 800km and the train covers it in 3 hrs. So Marseille based for Disney would make a very feasible option. In addition the TGV line goes right to their own station at the Paris theme park.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

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