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Why Does Everyone Hate Disney Paris ?
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Does Disney Paris REALLY suck?! This was our question heading into our one-day adventure at Disneyland and Walt Disney Studios in Paris, France. We had heard from people in real life and also on the internet that this Disney was NOT worth going to, ouch... So, we wanted to go in somewhat blindly and figure out why everyone hates on this Disney so much... #disney #disneyland #disneyparis
Experience The Unique Disney Rides Exclusive To Japan!
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5 Completely Unique Reasons To Go To Disney in Japan #disney #disneyland #tokyodisneyland Five reasons to book that ticket and go experience the best Disney park in the world! 1.The only Splash Mountain left in the world is in japan! 2. The Beauty and the Beast dark trackless ride might be the best ride in the world 3. It’s yet another ride, this one is exclusive to Disney Sea. And sorry so man...
Why You Need To Book Your Trip to Japan
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Japan On Sale: Why It’s Summer’s Big Travel Bargain It’s been a few months since I’ve been back home from an unforgettable almost three-week adventure in Japan, I FINALLY made this video for all of my viewers who are curious how the trip went and what I recommend doing there. This has been a bucket list dream of mine for years so to finally explore the incredible country was surreal. We were fo...
Why Tokyo Disney has *ruined* every other Disney!
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Why Tokyo Disney has ruined every other Disney! I had several requests to make this video and I know it's not in my normal niche, but I thought you might enjoy it regardless. Here are 5 reasons why I felt the Tokyo Disney experience far surpasses any other Disney in the world. Please consider supporting my Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/105903532
Behind the Scenes of KILL TONY in Austin, Texas
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Here's a look at the BTS process to get on Kill Tony, an immensely popular, live comedy show in Austin. Texas.
Heart-Shaped Box cover
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Heart-Shaped Box cover
Cover of Creep by Radiohead
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Cover of Creep by Radiohead
Ain't no Sunshine Cover
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Ain't no Sunshine Cover
Don't Cha Know
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Don't Cha Know
Broke Down
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Broke Down
Cryin' Eyes by Eliana Sheriff
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Cryin' Eyes by Eliana Sheriff
eliana sheriff reel
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eliana sheriff reel
I snapped my femur rock climbing, now what?
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I snapped my femur rock climbing, now what?
My 35 hour drive to Texas to pursue my dream job
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My 35 hour drive to Texas to pursue my dream job
Rock Climbing in Ozone Crag near Portland
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Rock Climbing in Ozone Crag near Portland
Dark Shadows 5.8 trad multi pitch near Las Vegas
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Dark Shadows 5.8 trad multi pitch near Las Vegas
Why my parents filed a missing person's report on me...
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Why my parents filed a missing person's report on me...
Why you shouldn't touch stacked rocks...
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Why you shouldn't touch stacked rocks...
The most wild and free attraction in Austin, Texas!
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The most wild and free attraction in Austin, Texas!
Why are these Texas streetlights different?
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Why are these Texas streetlights different?
I just discovered Japanese desserts…
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I just discovered Japanese desserts…
My singing cover of Marcy Playground's Sex & Candy
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My singing cover of Marcy Playground's Sex & Candy
Climbing 750 feet above Las Vegas
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Climbing 750 feet above Las Vegas
Forget Zion, this hike is less crowded AND insanely beautiful
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Forget Zion, this hike is less crowded AND insanely beautiful
HOW I FEEL AFTER QUITTING MY JOB...
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HOW I FEEL AFTER QUITTING MY JOB...
Let's climb into a cave in Missouri!
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Let's climb into a cave in Missouri!
WHAT SURPRISED ME THE MOST IN MEXICO
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WHAT SURPRISED ME THE MOST IN MEXICO
Take the family to *THIS* when you visit SpaceX in Brownsville
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Take the family to *THIS* when you visit SpaceX in Brownsville
A perfect example of why people DON’T TRUST MEDIA
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A perfect example of why people DON’T TRUST MEDIA

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @helloryantanaka
    @helloryantanaka 3 дні тому

    I love Mr. Beast

  • @ScottBalkum
    @ScottBalkum 4 дні тому

    Heh, Lunchables always tasted like watery meat.

  • @gregorychaney7604
    @gregorychaney7604 4 дні тому

    Wearing a ridiculous hat, eating kids prepackaged lunch product: 13:55 "You have to accept me for me." 😊

  • @SherriMolloy-s2v
    @SherriMolloy-s2v 4 дні тому

    Great content, as always! I have a quick question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (air carpet target dish off jeans toilet sweet piano spoil fruit essay). How can I transfer them to Binance?

  • @marvindebot3264
    @marvindebot3264 5 днів тому

    27:55 exactly! The Beast Train is a perfect example of any publicity being good publicity, he'll hurt when he is no longer relevant. Hopefully, this video will do good, it will start off slow but if the algorithm picks up on it then it will do very well indeed.

  • @marvindebot3264
    @marvindebot3264 5 днів тому

    Firstly, you need to keep this one, he "gets" you, he's funny and you go well together and I'm happy to see you happy. Secondly, I refuse to buy anything Paul and Best sell, both of them are poor examples of a human being. These things wouldn't be allowed in a school lunch in Australia, they don't allow you to send the kids to school with crap. Also, protein, it's pointless consuming 30 grams at a time, your body can't process more than circa 20 to 25 grams in one meal as your body can absorb a maximum of 3 to 10 grams an hour (depending on the protein, Whey is best at 10). If you need that much protein you need to spread it out over the day in smaller doses or you are just crapping it out afterwards as the rest passes thru your digestive tract unabsorbed. Great fun video that was an enjoyable prelude to a busy day for me. This side channel is fun.

    • @ellievated9819
      @ellievated9819 5 днів тому

      I’m definitely keeping him! Thanks so much for watching our silly video Glad you enjoyed our antics I’ll keep these videos going!!!

  • @BARNEY_1337
    @BARNEY_1337 5 днів тому

    A special lunch treat .. 😂 they can't be very filling 😮 even for kids.

  • @paulsidhuUK
    @paulsidhuUK 5 днів тому

    Lunchable date night

  • @cendresaphoenix1974
    @cendresaphoenix1974 10 днів тому

    Yup... Just go it's some of the only magic you will see in the world.

  • @omarchafino8721
    @omarchafino8721 14 днів тому

    I said it many times to many people that Tokyo Disney is 100% much better. And I'm a native to California and it's tough to say it . Tokyo Disney staff makes the experience much better and a better experience. From the smiley attentive staff member faces makes you feel welcomed. California Disneyland grumpy rude staff need to get off their cellphones and learn from Tokyo Disney. Also the experience that I enjoyed the most was the Japanese people who attended the theme park. They were in costumes and happy to be there and polite. People that attend California Disneyland are rude and always in a bad mood. Which brings the happiness of the park down. Much more to say. But your video is on point.

  • @mehrappa
    @mehrappa 14 днів тому

    One time Space Mountain in Orlando broke down in the middle. It was late at night, and they had to turn all the lights on so we could evacuate out the emergency exits, and you could see all the tracks, it was pretty cool, almost worth the ride breaking down.

  • @DouglasJMark
    @DouglasJMark 17 днів тому

    She must be a believer.

  • @RamonLozano-Echandia
    @RamonLozano-Echandia 21 день тому

    it is very exciting to see Ellie and couple talking so good about Japan and Disney experience a must in my bucket list. Thank you, ELLIE-VATED very exciting post.

  • @Vasquez.213
    @Vasquez.213 26 днів тому

    You dont speak Japanese, then why are you even there???

  • @Papawcanner
    @Papawcanner Місяць тому

    Let’s get dressed up like Ho and go to Matamoros Mexico .

  • @WallaceGromit88
    @WallaceGromit88 Місяць тому

    Went to Disneyland in Tokyo last week, the lines were crazy and we lined up for 90 mins just to buy a burger. As for vip pass, there seems to be a limited number they sell, we only managed to get two passes and was forced to queue for 60-90 mins easily for other rides. The beauty and the beast ride queue was 4 hours lol.

  • @DisneylandParisLover
    @DisneylandParisLover Місяць тому

    I don’t know why everyone hates Disneyland Paris. I love the place more than anywhere in the world

  • @Thunderworks
    @Thunderworks Місяць тому

    Some opinions on the internet isn't "most people".

  • @brianchar-bow3273
    @brianchar-bow3273 Місяць тому

    Why is Disneyland in Japan a little different from the others? There is a reason why only Disneyland in Japan has a slightly different quality. It is because in Japan, if we do not improve the quality and service, we will not be able to attract many people and keep operating revenues up. In order to succeed in business in Japan, you must respond to the needs of the market with meticulous attention to detail or you will not attract customers (i.e., you will not be able to sell or do business in Japan). This is true for all business in Japan, not just Disney amusement parks. This high level of market demand is not a new phenomenon; it has been in place since the Edo period (1603-1868), when samurai ran a practical society, 150 years before the importation of Western culture, and the behavior of the Japanese people has basically not changed. One answer to why the Japanese are so averse to laxity and demand perfection, and why they are so demanding in their services, is that while Japan's natural environment is rich in greenery and water, it is also harsh and prone to natural disasters, a mixture of heaven and hell. Therefore, it has become a basic behavior in daily life to leave no stone unturned as a precautionary measure so that one can respond to danger at any time. And perhaps this mindset has led people to demand meticulous attention to detail and perfection in commercial services as well. Because they live in a dangerous natural environment where large-scale natural disasters occur irregularly, they have become aware of the need to cooperate and help each other in order to save their own lives. This is why they have developed a culture over the years that emphasizes cooperation and mutual aid in everyday life, including the education of their children. Therefore, it is a prerequisite for suppliers to meet the needs of customers when selling products, and products that do not emphasize this are not chosen by the market in Japan, in other words, they do not sell well. We should consider that Japan is a market with such a culture at background.

  • @q9_3rj-imxN
    @q9_3rj-imxN 2 місяці тому

    What an honour to get a seal of approval from American ppl. I wish I could tell all the wokers in the Disney premises. You know, guys who work in the park, not at Oriental Land, usually earn around 1300 yen up to 1700 yen. Most of them love disneys genuinely. Many are teenagers and uni-students. They are pround to be a crew there, so even the work is hella demanding, it's their pride to give us that effort and hospitality. Customers are nice too as we should not break the "dream world" for kids, right? I used to work with Oriental Land, so believe me! Behind the closed doors, part-timers are exhaused especially dancers wearing heavy costumes. But once, they are out of the doors, they are motivated PROFESSIONALS. I wish I can tip them though we don't have that culture. One extra fun fact. Because our disney land and disney sea are smaller, visual/ architect effects are used everwhere so you would feel they are larger than they are. For the first timers with small kids, I definately reccomend Disney Land. A healthy? romantic date, an evening-entering ticket is highly reccommended as Tokyo sea serves a few kinds of beers and wines and it's atomosphere is inspired from Italy.

  • @jaybee4288
    @jaybee4288 2 місяці тому

    I love the video. I think your issue isn’t a Tokyo v France or USA Disney thing though. It’s just the difference between Asia and the West. And Asia is typically going in the same direction just they’re a bit behind. It’s a capitalist society thing rather than specific to Disney.

  • @jaybee4288
    @jaybee4288 2 місяці тому

    The long lines are when the park opens. Because pretty much everyone goes and waits for the park to open. It’s much quicker to get in a little later in the morning

  • @CLIFFLIX
    @CLIFFLIX 2 місяці тому

    I just returned from 7 days in Tokyo Disneyland and Disney Seas. You are right! For me? These two parks are THE absolute very best theme parks I have ever been to. It's not even close! After 26 years of constant almost monthly WDW weekends and yearly Disneyland trips?...no way! NOTHING even touches Tokyo...nothing.

    • @ellievated9819
      @ellievated9819 2 місяці тому

      it has literally ruined other Disneys for me, haha , I guess that means more trips to Japan! So so glad you loved it!

  • @KathyLimontes
    @KathyLimontes 2 місяці тому

    What happened ride ❤

  • @Pollo.a.la.crema.
    @Pollo.a.la.crema. 2 місяці тому

    I’m with your husband, I could care less about marvel and Star Wars I’m a Disney proper and Pixar fan

  • @julienvm
    @julienvm 2 місяці тому

    Great review, thanks! I agree with everything. I also think Animal Kingdom is the best. It was a real pleasure to share a lunch during your stay in Paris. See you again soon!

  • @travelwithflavio6306
    @travelwithflavio6306 2 місяці тому

    I think the major problem is that Disney in the USA is too expensive, and they are taking advantage of the fans.

  • @keruetz
    @keruetz 2 місяці тому

    My wife and I took a second honeymoon to Disney World in Florida in 1987. It was magical and wonderful. We went back a few years later and it was not nearly as good. Many of our favorite things in Epcot were closed and some had been shortened and were less immersive. We went one more time. I don’t remember the year but I remember we were staying at the Coronado and we stood on a bridge and watch a shuttle launch. It was pretty cool. But again, the magic seemed to be leaking away. I also love the restaurants as you do.

  • @bjs2022
    @bjs2022 2 місяці тому

    Failure. The noun.

  • @kristofdesmet6353
    @kristofdesmet6353 2 місяці тому

    You didnt have fire at cars road trip? ua-cam.com/video/nAIFt2hLSiA/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared If you ak at the restaurants most of the time they will find you a seat without reservation. Disney paris is a park where you need to stroll around ,find secrets, and relax and then its a really good park

    • @ellievated9819
      @ellievated9819 2 місяці тому

      OMG, it looks so cool at night! No, we didn't have fire, but we as you saw had a lot of water!

  • @paulsidhuUK
    @paulsidhuUK 2 місяці тому

    Its been almost 14 years since I took my young kids to Disneyland Paris. Nice to see what it looks like now and get an idea how it compares to other Disney parks. Thank you both!

  • @rocknrollsuicidez1572
    @rocknrollsuicidez1572 2 місяці тому

    Studios is being re-themed with 2 lands under construction, the Village is also under extensive re-theming

    • @ellievated9819
      @ellievated9819 2 місяці тому

      maybe we just visited at the wrong time, the construction was really an impediment to fully enjoying the experience

  • @dragicaklomp9810
    @dragicaklomp9810 2 місяці тому

    Honest review. Disneyland Paris since it's opening never made any profit. That is strange isn't it?

  • @lauralanthalasa7
    @lauralanthalasa7 2 місяці тому

    What's with the screens everywhere? Screens in cars, screens in rides, screens in disney larp hotel... I know it's just cheaper but it's so frikkin sad that finally we have the technology to make these expensive experiences amazing but they cheap out every time for profit... The point of paying for theme parks is to escape the screens you look at everyday, not to look at them more? Lately I feel like the whole world lost its way and it's so sad, I see it in everyday life and in supposed-to-be-entertaiment videos online. So frikkin sad.

  • @Punpun-life
    @Punpun-life 2 місяці тому

    I think your summary is basically you just described Paris culture.

  • @Electrohawk_CopperCompass
    @Electrohawk_CopperCompass 2 місяці тому

    Glad you like it. Sadly, I... am no longer a Disney fan. Nuff said.

  • @gregorychaney7604
    @gregorychaney7604 2 місяці тому

    I really like how relaxed and informative this video is. My favorite part of this video was when Ellie says, "I'm not the easiest to please. " And her guy, Jonathan, doesn't disagree. 😊 Cheers from Alaska

    • @ellievated9819
      @ellievated9819 2 місяці тому

      haha, he knows me so well :P thank you for watching my "other" content :P

  • @marvindebot3264
    @marvindebot3264 2 місяці тому

    I'm glad you enjoyed it but I refuse to give those evil buggers that much money. To me, I'd rather buy a pack of steaks and a couple of cartons and ask a few friends over for a BBQ. Apart from anything else, I will never forgive them for what they did to Star Wars and the other franchises they have destroyed. There are so many wonderful things to do in Paris, go to a Michelin Star restaurant, soak in the culture, go to the many art galleries and museums, find someone to take you on an overnight trip thru the catacombs. Why go to Paris to experience a tacky example of American culture? You may as well eat at McDonalds.

  • @StarfleetCommand71
    @StarfleetCommand71 2 місяці тому

    I was at Disney in Orlando in 1992. And they had the same ride with the canyon and the truck. But in Orlando, the truck would be on fire and you could feel the heat.

    • @robyntheslytherin
      @robyntheslytherin 2 місяці тому

      That literally happens in DLP too?

    • @StarfleetCommand71
      @StarfleetCommand71 2 місяці тому

      @@robyntheslytherin I don't know! I saw the video. And didn't see any flames. But maybe it happens? But I am surprised they didn't change this attraction for almost 40 years!

    • @robyntheslytherin
      @robyntheslytherin 2 місяці тому

      @@StarfleetCommand71 the cars ride has only been there since 2021? Before that it was studio tram tours, so it definitely has been changed - but yes that does happen at DLP, fire and water, watch a pov of it if you wanna see xx

    • @StarfleetCommand71
      @StarfleetCommand71 2 місяці тому

      @@robyntheslytherin The one in Orlando has only been there since 2021? I was there in 1992 and saw it. Exactly the same as in Paris. I even have pictures.

    • @robyntheslytherin
      @robyntheslytherin 2 місяці тому

      @StarfleetCommand71 no, the one in Paris changed in 2021, it used to be backlot tours and is now cars road trip

  • @ross077
    @ross077 2 місяці тому

    Fun video. Glad you enjoyed your time at Disneyland Paris.

    • @ellievated9819
      @ellievated9819 2 місяці тому

      thank you for watching! I really truly enjoyed Paris, from the Eiffel Tower, to the Catacombs, and more. It is such a magical city.

  • @TheMpoi25
    @TheMpoi25 2 місяці тому

    Love the dissing juxtaposed against the jolly music, very entertaining

  • @nicoleparker723
    @nicoleparker723 2 місяці тому

    Your comment was a tad bit rude not everyone has to use a scooter due to only being morbidly obese. I was in an auto accident , that was not my fault and broke my back and had to have four different surgeries to repair it.I gained 65 pounds because of this and I think it’s extremely rude to ever make a comment like that and extremely judgmental to ever say such things.

  • @Ajaxtothehead
    @Ajaxtothehead 2 місяці тому

    Japan is superior to USA in every way

  • @JoseRamirez-fy1gg
    @JoseRamirez-fy1gg 2 місяці тому

    It's believable, people will not understand how weird and crazy American standards are until you visit a different country. It's a good thing to have the blind folds taken off.

  • @dojo1249
    @dojo1249 2 місяці тому

    With her staff, she walked on water.

  • @Yael97149
    @Yael97149 2 місяці тому

    Thanks!

  • @brir2d24u
    @brir2d24u 2 місяці тому

    Move to Japan. As an American. I did. And not looking back

  • @dooksan
    @dooksan 2 місяці тому

    You guys make the best vids! Please, more Disney, no matter what country!❤‍🔥🔥🚒🎆

  • @faketohma
    @faketohma 2 місяці тому

    It definitely has to do with the culture. I think how the park is run reflects Japanese society

  • @ien2023
    @ien2023 2 місяці тому

    Theyre just wanna 1up Americans...You have to consider the size of Japan compared USA.