

Just another highlight of the amazing theming throughout this hotel!!



The film, starring Randy Quaid, Nicholas Guest, David Carradine and Robert Carradine, was distributed under United Artists in 1980. Although not strictly propaganda from the Western era the hotel is set in, it is still a nice nod towards the Old West style cinematography.
Say hello to Figaro

One of the most beautiful things, in my opinion, is the fact that the artwork is in the language of Disneyland Paris's country. Allowing children to really enjoy this classic!
I presume the Evil Queen stationed these knights here, to make sure things don't get out of line with Snow White.
Some of the items of 'Good Medicine for Good People' are:
Indian Remedies Snake Oil Boot Pills
Well, visit the Western Wear shop.
Just next door you will be able to visit the local seamstress!
The genie appeared and offered three wishes.




Perhaps this is somewhere the fair maiden-Minnie can stand and call for her Sir Mickey!
Situated close to the Phantom Manor (near to the Silver Spur Steakhouse), the Cafe is a place where you can go to get a quick bite in a truly Western setting!
The restaurant is usually open from 11am, but closing days in off-peak season can vary.
As long as you don't mind a Dormouse in it, you're in luck!
However, it looks like we will need to make sure of a few things before we 'fill her up':

Dishes include salads, couscous, chicken, lamp and some fantastic deserts. The dining area is divided into several rooms with a courtyard, that can be open weather permitting. The buffet is priced (in Summer 2010) at 23,70€ for adults and 10,90€ for children, including a soft drink.
The cafe is usually open 11am-4pm, longer during peak-times (12-9pm) but can be closed during the winter months, so reservations are suggested!
Situated at the far end of the Bazaar, is the Four Corners Travel Agency.
One such 'attraction' is La Chaumière des Sept Nains (The Thatched Cottage of the Seven Dwarfs), situated in Fantasyland, just at the other side of the Castle.
As you enter the 'shop' you are really entering the Dwarfs' cottage.
Be sure to take in all that surrounds you, and you may just feel like you've entered a world in which only Snow White experienced before you. Charming!
